Word·Excel·PowerPoint 2003 Office Expert Standard Case Tutorial (Looking for a job

Author: Liu Xiaowei et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Case studies before theory, adopting the "case-driven" teaching model for MBA programs. Focuses on objectives before implementation, offering strong relevance and stimulating learning enthusiasm. Summarizes key learning points, compiles techniques, and provides expert guidance throughout. This book effectively combines the structures of traditional "textbooks" and "example guides," leveraging their complementary strengths. Structurally, it does not begin with theoretical knowledge but starts with practical examples, enabling readers to create effective results using three essential components of Office 2003—Word 2003, Excel 2003, and PowerPoint 2003—before gradually introducing theoretical explanations. This "case-based teaching" approach enhances readers' hands-on skills, allowing them to quickly apply their knowledge in real-world settings. In terms of content organization, the book employs a progressive approach, breaking down the entire material into a series of knowledge points through cases that are simple to complex, easy to difficult, and logically structured to build understanding. This book is highly suitable for both teaching and self-study, serving as a textbook for various training programs on office software applications, educational materials for schools at all levels, and a preferred self-study resource for office professionals.

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