Practical Computer Assembly

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Committee of this Book
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Publishing Date: 2005-07-01
Features:
Series Features: This series follows the learning habits of computer users, progressing step-by-step from basic to advanced levels. The content starts with a low threshold and is easy to grasp, ensuring effective learning. Each book is accompanied by a carefully developed interactive multimedia self-study CD-ROM, vividly simulating classroom teaching. This allows computer users to leverage the unique advantages of multimedia self-study—intuitive, engaging, and highly interactive—to easily master the and key points of the material.
Series Content: Basic computer knowledge, popular operating systems, practical utility software, the latest office software, internet browsing, graphic and image processing, online animation creation, Wubi input method, computer assembly and maintenance, 3D animation production, digital photo processing, as well as computer application tips and troubleshooting.
Target Audience: Suitable for both beginner and intermediate computer users. As one of the "New Computer Classroom" series, this book introduces the fundamentals of computer composition, the functions and features of the latest hardware devices, and emphasizes the key points for selecting various hardware. It provides readers with evaluation and comparison standards when purchasing hardware. Additionally, the book combines theoretical explanations with practical problem-solving to detail the specific steps for assembling scattered components into a fully functional computer. The accompanying multimedia self-study CD-ROM covers the core content of the book. Through this CD-ROM, readers can independently complete computer assembly and learn extensive hardware knowledge. This book is ideal for computer DIY enthusiasts and professionals involved in computer assembly and maintenance.