Fundamentals of Computer Practical Technology

Author: Lü Jixiang
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: The book is divided into two parts—Hardware and Software—with a total of 10 chapters. Chapter 1 covers computer architecture knowledge, introducing the fundamental principles and components of computers. Chapters 2 to 5 discuss the various subsystems of the computer system, providing detailed explanations of the basic components of computers and evaluation criteria. Chapter 6 introduces hard disk partitioning and system installation, including detailed explanations of DOS commands, which are essential for in-depth understanding and computer usage. Chapter 7 focuses on the Windows system, particularly device management, software installation and uninstallation, and the management and application of the registry. Chapter 8 covers the use of the desktop information management tool Outlook2000. Chapter 9 introduces basic Internet knowledge and network applications, including computer system security. Chapter 10 presents fundamental knowledge of programming and software engineering from an intermediate application perspective, laying a foundation for readers to delve deeper into computer programming. The book aims to help readers solve practical problems from a combined theoretical and applied perspective, offering a new angle and approach. It emphasizes practicality while maintaining systematic and scientific rigor. The book can serve as a mid-level training textbook for auditors or related industry professionals, a teaching material or reference for computer foundation courses in higher education institutions, or a read and reference for computer enthusiasts.