Computer Applications Basic Tutorial Experiment Guide and Exercise Book: Experiment Guide and Exercise Book

Author: Xiao Xianghui
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: "Fundamentals of Computer Application" is an introductory course in computer education for higher education institutions across China. The main objective of this course is to cultivate students' practical computer application skills. In addition to mastering general computer operation methods and the use of various application software, students are also required to grasp new knowledge and concepts such as network technology and multimedia technology. This book is an extensive and detailed experimental guide specifically designed to meet the demands of the course, which covers a wide range of teaching content and introduces new concepts. It serves as an experimental and exercise manual to the textbook "Fundamentals of Computer Application Tutorial."
According to the teaching content of the textbook and the requirements of the syllabus, the first part of the manual includes the following practical experiments:
- Basic computer training
- Windows 2000 Professional
- Internet applications
- Word 2002
- Excel 2002
- Multimedia application basics
- PowerPoint 2002
- Access 2002, etc.
The comprehensive operation exercises include selected questions from the Guangdong Province College Computer Proficiency Examination. Through hands-on practice, students can master the learning content of each unit and improve their operational skills.
The second part of the manual consists of theoretical exercises, covering:
- Basic computer knowledge
- Windows 2000 Professional
- Internet applications
- Word 2002
- Excel 2002
- Multimedia application basics
- PowerPoint 2002
- Access 2002, etc.
It includes selected questions from the National Computer Rank Examination (Level 1) and the Guangdong Province College Computer Proficiency Examination.
This book can be used in conjunction with the "Fundamentals of Computer Application Tutorial" published by China Machine Press, or it can be used independently as a practical guide for faculty and students in higher education institutions, as well as self-study candidates preparing for the National Computer Rank Examination.