Computer Information Technology Application Basics

Author: Yan Pitao
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book can be used as a computer fundamentals textbook for undergraduate and junior college non-computer majors, and is also suitable for beginners to learn and reference. It is a textbook aimed at non-computer professionals and beginners, covering fundamental computer knowledge and cultivating practical computer skills. The book is divided into seven chapters. Chapter 1 briefly introduces the basic working principles and main concepts of computers, as well as preliminary knowledge of binary and hardware configurations. Chapter 2 focuses on the basic functions of commonly used operating systems such as DOS, Windows 2000, and Linux, introducing the basic use, installation, and configuration of operating systems. Chapter 3 explains the processing of text, tables, and images in computers through the introduction of commonly used software like Office 2000 and Photoshop, starting from basic to advanced levels. Chapter 4 briefly introduces the basic knowledge of networks, commonly used network devices, and configurations, as well as typical applications such as web browsing, email sending and receiving, and file sharing. Chapter 5 mainly covers daily maintenance, diagnostics, and virus prevention of computers under the Windows system. Chapter 6 introduces web design and web creation using Dreamweaver 4 as the background. Chapter 7 primarily discusses system analysis and design, which non-professionals need to cooperate with during the early stages of software development, including structured, object-oriented, and database model parts.