Ms. Xiaoyan Ren, born in December 1977, holds a Master’s degree in Engineering in Computer Applications from Soochow University. She is a lecturer and currently serves as the Director of the Information Technology Teaching and Research Section within the General Education Department.

Ms. Ren has led and participated in various curriculum development projects, including the Shanghai Young Scholars Program project titled “Design and Implementation of a Teaching Application Platform for the Level-One Computer Proficiency Exam”, and courses such as Data Structures (JAVA) and Fundamentals of Computer Applications. She has contributed to the compilation of several textbooks, including Fundamentals of Computer Applications and Basic Information Technology and Applications, and has published multiple academic papers.

Under her leadership, the teaching section has continuously pursued educational reforms, resulting in students from the college consistently achieving top-tier pass rates in the Shanghai Level-One Information Technology Proficiency Exams among peer institutions.

Honors and Awards:

• 2021: Named “Outstanding Trainee” in the Shanghai College Ideological and Political Education Faculty Training Program
• 2020: Commended by the Jiading District Education Bureau (Merit Citation)
• 2018: Second Prize, 6th Shenjia Award for Teaching Excellence, Shanghai College of Science and Technology
• 2017: First Prize, “Starlight Program” 7th Shanghai College Skills Competition in Information-Based Instructional Design
• 2014: Commended by the Jiading District Education Bureau (Merit Citation)
• 2009: Second Prize, Jiading District Vocational Skills Competition
• 2007: First Prize, Multimedia Design Competition for Teachers, Shanghai College of Science and Technology

Ms. Lou is a mathematics teacher in the General Education Department at Shanghai Vocational College of Science and Technology. She is an Associate Professor, Director of the Mathematics Teaching and Research Section, and a Level-Two Academic Supervisor. Dedicated and diligent in her educational role, she places strong emphasis on professional ethics, embodying the ideals of teaching and personal integrity. She is regarded as a role model for her students.

Ms. Lou is primarily responsible for teaching Advanced Mathematics, Mathematics for Economics, and the elective course Mathematical Modeling. She continuously strengthens her theoretical foundation and enriches her professional knowledge, enhancing her ability to deliver high-quality instruction.

She integrates mathematical modeling concepts into her Advanced Mathematics courses, helping vocational students appreciate the importance of mathematics and increasing their interest in the subject. As a result, mathematical modeling activities have gained strong traction among students.

Ms. Lou provides one-on-one tutoring for students with weaker foundations and encourages them to catch up. In her teaching, she adheres to the principles of “strengthening the foundation, cultivating ability, developing intellect, and improving overall quality.” She adapts her teaching methods based on students’ needs and abilities, stimulating their motivation and engagement so every student can benefit. She respects each student’s individuality and guides them in developing life skills, self-learning abilities, and entrepreneurial thinking. She upholds the philosophy of “everything for the students, for all students, and for every aspect of students,” treating each student with kindness, tolerance, and understanding. Her character and conduct positively influence and inspire students, embodying the mission of education in every aspect of her teaching practice and contributing to the development of high-quality talent for society.

In recent years, alongside her teaching duties, Ms. Lou has also engaged in academic research to further improve her professional level. Some of her scholarly achievements include:

1. Engineering Mathematics, Shanghai University Press (Volume I – Associate Editor, September 2006; Volume II – Chief Editor, April 2007)
2. Chen Xiaofang, Lou Ye, Zhang Haidong. “A Level Value Estimation Method for Finite-Dimensional Approximation of Infinite-Dimensional Global Maximum Problems,” Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2010, 24(1): 1–8. (Corresponding author: Lou Ye)
3. Zhang Haidong, Lou Ye, Chen Xiaofang. “A Stochastic Central Path Algorithm for a Class of Linear Programming Problems,” Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2010, 24(1): 86–92. (Corresponding author: Lou Ye)
4. Chen Anliang, Lou Ye. “A Level Value Approach Based on Mathematical Expectation for Global Minimum Estimation,” Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2010, 24(2): 67–74. (Corresponding author: Lou Ye)
5. Li Feng, Lou Ye. “Research on Global Optimization Conditions for a New Level Value Estimation Method,” Journal of Operations Research, 2011, 15(1): 104–112. (Corresponding author: Lou Ye)
6. Lou Ye, Sun Sheng. “A New Level Value Estimation Method for Global Optimization,” Journal of Operations Research, 2012, 16(2)
7. Lou Ye, Gao Yuetian. “Some Results of Convex Optimization Complexity,” OR Transactions
8. Advanced Mathematics, Shanghai Scientific and Technological Literature Publishing House (Volume II – Associate Editor, June 2015)
9. Advanced Mathematics (8th Edition), Shanghai Scientific and Technological Literature Publishing House (Volumes I & II – Contributing Editor, August 2020)
10. Advanced Mathematics (8th Edition), Shanghai Scientific and Technological Literature Publishing House (Volume III – Contributing Editor, August 2021)
11. Advanced Mathematics, Renmin University of China Press (Chief Editor, July 2021)

Major Awards and Achievements:

• 2005: Outstanding Teacher at Shanghai College of Science and Technology
• 2006, 2008, 2012: Outstanding Coach in the Shanghai Division of the National Mathematical Modeling Competition
• 2004, 2005, 2009, 2010: Commendation awards from Jiading District Education Bureau
• Since 2006: Numerous 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards in the Shanghai Division of the National Mathematical Modeling Competition; five national 2nd prizes
• 2015: Third Prize, 3rd Shenjia Award, Shanghai College of Science and Technology

Mr. Xiaobo Song is a member of the Communist Party of China and holds a Master’s degree in Software Engineering from East China Normal University. He is an engineer and technician by qualification. Formerly the Deputy Director of the Graphic and Information Center, he now serves as the Deputy Director of the General Education Department at Shanghai College of Science and Technology, where he is primarily responsible for daily administrative operations.

Mr. Song has long overseen the college’s digital infrastructure and the development of public training laboratories. He has provided technical support for numerous national and municipal-level examinations, including:

• National Occupational Skill Testing
• Unified Examinations for the National Online College
• National Mandarin Proficiency Test
• Shanghai Information Technology Examinations
• Unified Reform Curriculum Examinations for the Shanghai Open University

In addition, he teaches a range of courses, such as University Information Technology, Digital Media Technology, Information Security, E-commerce, and Office Automation. He has participated in special research projects under the Shanghai University Young Faculty Talent Development Program and has published several professional papers.

Honors and Awards:

• 2009: Commended by the Jiading District Education Bureau (Merit Citation)
• 2011: Highly Commended by the Jiading District Education Bureau (Major Merit Citation)

Professor He is a member of the Communist Party of China and a national-level basketball referee. In 2013, he served as the Dean of the School of Physical Education at Yangzhou Polytechnic College. He is currently the Deputy Director of the General Education Department and the Head of the Physical Education Teaching and Research Section at Shanghai College of Science and Technology.

In 2011, he was recognized as one of the “Top Ten Distinguished Teachers” at Yangzhou Vocational University. He also served as a domestic technical official for the 3×3 basketball events at both the 2013 Asian Youth Games and the 2014 Youth Olympic Games. Additionally, he has held several key positions, including:

• Deputy Director of the Referee Committee of the Jiangsu Basketball Association
• Director of the Jiangsu Basketball Referee Training Base
• Vice President of the Yangzhou Basketball Association

Over the years, Professor He has been deeply devoted to education and has made significant contributions in academic research. His notable publications include:

• “The Contemporary Significance and International Perspective of Constructing a Modern Vocational Education System”, published in Education and Vocation (December 2011)
• “A Survey on the Status of Community Sports Services and Management in Jiangsu Province”, published in Contemporary Sports Technology (December 2013)
• “A Survey on the Physical Fitness of Rural Residents in Yangzhou”, published in Value Engineering (November 2013)
• “Constructing Continuing Education Goals for Primary and Secondary School PE Teachers”, published in Journal of Adult Education College (March 2007)
• “A Study on College PE Curriculum and University Students’ Health Issues”, published in Higher Education Research (February 2007)
• “How to Give Praise and Criticism in PE Teaching”, included in the book Contemporary Research on Education and Teaching (1998), and awarded as an Excellent Paper
• “Theoretical Conception of Optimizing PE Teaching Methods”, which won the Third Prize for Research Achievements in a National Educational Research Paper Competition (1999)
• “Research on Junior High School PE Curriculum” (series), awarded the Third Prize for Outstanding Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences in Yangzhou City (2001)

Professor He’s work reflects a strong commitment to both academic excellence and the development of sports education in China.

Professor Wu, male, was born in 1962. He is a former (Level 3) Professor at Shanghai University. He has completed postdoctoral research in the Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, as well as in the Department of Mathematics at Nanjing University. He is currently serving as the Director of the Department of Basic Courses.

His primary research interests include analytic number theory, convex geometric analysis, global optimization theory and algorithms, game theory, and economic informatics. He has achieved numerous accolades in teaching and academic research, including:

• In 1987, his book The Riemann Hypothesis was published and later won the First Prize for National Educational Books in 1988.
• That same year, his paper An Improvement of a Theorem by Chen Jingrun on the upper bound coefficient estimate of “1+1” produced results that still remain the best in the world.

Major honors include:

• 2005: National Excellent Teacher Award from Baosteel Education Fund
• 2006: Distinguished Teaching Award of Shanghai University
• 2007: Lead contributor to Advanced Mathematics, which was recognized as a Municipal-Level Flagship Course in Shanghai
• 2008: First Prize in Teaching Achievements at Shanghai University (lead contributor)
• 2009: Second Prize in Shanghai Municipal Teaching Achievements (lead contributor)

During his tenure at Shanghai University, he led students to outstanding achievements in the National Undergraduate Mathematical Contest in Modeling, with teams from the undergraduate division frequently ranking in the top three in Shanghai (and winning multiple national first prizes), and teams from the junior college division (Shanghai University Vocational College) maintaining the highest award rate in the city.

To date, he has published 12 academic books and over 80 papers in well-known domestic and international journals.