Tao Cuixia, female, is amember of the Communist Party of China. Sheis an associate professor and senior technician at Shandong Labor Vocational and Technical College. She serves as the Director of the Intelligent Education Research Office in the Department of Information Engineering and is the leader of the Big Data Technology program. She has been engaged in the education and teaching of big data and related fields for 21 years.Sheis a visiting scholar in China, a senior evaluator for national vocational skill assessment, a youth expert in vocational education in Shandong Province, a part-time research fellow at the Shandong Provincial Institute of Educational Sciences, and a science and technology commissioner for Shandong Province enterprises.She received several honors, including Shandong Province Teaching Master for Higher Vocational Colleges, Qilu Chief Technician, Shandong Province Technical Expert, and an Outstanding Skills Educator. She is the core course leader for the National Big Data Technology Program Teaching Resource Database, the main instructor for a national online course, a core member of the National Vocational Education Teacher Innovation Team, the host of the Shandong Provincial Vocational Education Skills Inheritance and Innovation Platform, the head of the Shandong Provincial High-Level Program Group in Big Data Technology, and the leader of the Shandong Provincial Vocational Education Big Data Technology Program Teaching Innovation Team.Shewon first and second prizes for teaching achievements in Shandong Province, including one firstprizeand one secondprize. She also received three first prizesfor excellent research achievements at provincial level and above. She led 8 provincial-level or higher teaching and research programs anddeveloped 2majorteaching guidelines for Shandong Province,withholding15 patents. She published 15 papers and authored 12 textbooks.In addition,sheparticipated in the National Vocational Skills Competition forTeachers, winning one national first prize and two provincial first prizes. She also guided students in vocational skills competitions, earning one national first prize and four provincial first prizes.