Computer Culture Basics

Author: Zhao Jianya
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is primarily aimed at higher vocational colleges. The entire book is mainly divided into four parts. Part 1 is an introduction to computer technology (Chapter 1), which primarily introduces some basic knowledge of computers, such as the composition and working principles of computers. Part 2 introduces basic computer operations (Chapters 2–6), primarily covering the use of Windows 2000, Chinese and English input, Word 2000, Excel 2000, and PowerPoint 2000. Part 3 introduces basic knowledge related to networks (Chapters 7 and 8), such as the characteristics and classification of computer networks, types and composition of local area networks, Windows 2000 network configuration and usage, the use of the Internet, and web page creation and publishing. Part 4 (Chapter 9) introduces some commonly used utility software. This book highlights the skill-based and practical nature of the computer culture foundation course and adopts a "concise explanation with extensive practice" approach for instruction. Additionally, the accompanying "Computer Culture Foundation Laboratory Guide and Exercise Book" provides numerous hands-on practice exercises and thought-provoking questions and exercises to facilitate teacher-led instruction and student practice. This book serves as a textbook for computer foundation courses in higher vocational colleges and can also be used as a reference for junior and intermediate computer enthusiasts.