National Computer Rank Examination (Level 4) Full Simulation Training: Operating System

Author: Wang Yubin et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: "The National Computer Rank Examination Full-Simulation Training Series" is a pre-examination guide meticulously compiled based on the new examination syllabus issued by the National Education Examination Center in 2004. It covers the examination content for all levels of the National Computer Rank Examination, including Levels 1, 2, 3, and 4. Each book in the series is well-structured, highlights key points, features rich and representative examples, and provides thorough and insightful explanations, helping candidates grasp key concepts, overcome difficulties, and pass the exam smoothly. The books for Level 1, Level 2 (excluding Fortran), and Level 3 examinations are accompanied by an on-screen examination simulation system disk, with an interface, question types, and examination environment that closely resemble those of the actual examination venue. This book is carefully organized and compiled in accordance with the requirements of the newly issued National Computer Rank Examination Level 4 "Operating Systems" syllabus in 2004. The main content includes: fundamental concepts of operating systems, process management, job management, storage management, file management, device management, and the use and hands-on operations of typical operating systems (DOS/Unix/Windows). Each section includes examination key points, detailed example analyses, and exercises. The content is concise, well-balanced, highlights key points, and features detailed examples. Each chapter is accompanied by a large number of practice questions, and two sets of full-simulation written examination questions for Level 4 are provided at the end of the book. This book is suitable for various individuals participating in the National Computer Rank Examination (Level 4), as well as teachers, students, and computer enthusiasts in universities and colleges as a teaching reference.

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