Computer Basics Laboratory Instruction

Author: Xiang Wanrang
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is a supplementary experimental textbook for "Computer Basics." Each chapter of "Computer Basics" has a corresponding experiment in this book:
- The Knowledge Section (3 chapters) corresponds to Experiments 1 to 8, mainly focusing on awareness experiments related to computers, computer networks, and multimedia technology;
- The Operation Section (5 chapters) corresponds to Experiments 9 to 21, mainly covering computer text entry and the use and operation of various functions in Windows 2000;
- The Application Section (5 chapters) corresponds to Experiments 22 to 37, emphasizing practical exercises on Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and FrontPage in Office 2000.
Each experiment consists of four parts: Experiment Objectives, Experiment Content (including steps), Problem Solutions, and Reflection Questions. The Problem Solutions are provided by the authors to address key and challenging operations related to the experiments, while the Reflection Questions are designed to help learners expand their thinking.
This book is easy to understand, with concise and clear text. Key points are highlighted to inspire learners to think independently and actively engage in hands-on practice. It can serve as an experimental guide for the "Computer Basics" course or as a reference for computer enthusiasts seeking practical operation and application exercises.