Computer Basic Training Course

Author: Zhang Yanchai
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is one of the series publications of "New Start Computer Training School." To enable readers to systematically and quickly grasp basic computer knowledge, the book adopts a "task-driven" teaching method, establishing a progressive and interconnected knowledge and skill structure based on "lessons." It comprehensively and detailedly introduces the history and development trends of computers, the composition of computer hardware, the Windows 98/2000/XP operating system, input methods and Wubi character set, multimedia and gaming, word processing software Word 2000/2002, browsing the Internet and sending/receiving emails, the use of common software, and basic computer maintenance knowledge. The book demonstrates practical operations, drives the learning process with a series of vivid, feasible, and rich teaching cases and other teaching elements, and provides teachers with intuitive and perceptual insights into "how to teach." The book emphasizes the close integration of fundamental knowledge and practical operational skills, highlighting both the explanation of computer basics and hands-on training. It is primarily aimed at a broad audience of beginners and is highly suitable as a teaching material for various computer training classes. It can also serve as an excellent self-study guide for those new to computers, as well as a textbook or reference for non-computer majors in vocational schools.