Close reading computer English: Online coffee shop

Author: Xie Jianxun
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Publishing House
Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book is specifically written for college computer science majors and non-computer majors in lower grades. It has a novel and unique concept, making it a high-quality book that excels in both practicality and appreciation. It is an English learning reference book that can help students surpass their teachers in vocabulary and translation. Believe it or not, the author is moved by the idea of "complete a practical project," and readers should be moved by completing self-study. Four features:
① Marriage of computer and art, integrating the teaching of scientific and technological knowledge with the cultivation of humanistic qualities.
② Selection and material are comprehensive and refined, aiming to capture the essence of abstracts and famous quotes from classic works.
③ Bilingual integration, like the harmony of autumn water and the boundless sky: The translation is thorough and natural, as if in the vast sea of learning, the boat of translation sails gracefully. Transforming dull rote memorization into enjoyable reading and appreciation, guiding you to find the feeling of "reading 300 bilingual passages, even if you can't write books, you can translate."
④ "Word Spectrum Grand View" is observed every day, guiding you to "review the old to learn the new," quickly expanding your vocabulary and becoming a smarter person.
Every page of "Intensive Computer English—Online Coffee Shop" is equipped with a "Reading Module" and "Word Spectrum Grand View." The former aims to maximize convenience for reading and appreciation; the latter contains test questions, word form spectra, and word meaning spectra, specifically designed for readers to overcome the vocabulary barrier. A large vocabulary is a must for readers to break through the reading barrier, exam barrier, and translation barrier.
Target Audience: Faculty, students, and postgraduates of universities in arts, sciences, and engineering; as well as vocational and technical colleges; other readers with intermediate to advanced English proficiency, English enthusiasts, and English professionals.