Close reading Computer English -- Online Coffee Shop [Treasure Edition]: Online Coffee Shop (Treasure Edition)

Author: Xie Jianxun
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Press
Publication Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book is specifically designed for college students majoring in computer science and non-computer majors in lower grades. It has a novel and unique concept, serving as a premium book that combines both practicality and appreciation. It is an English learning reference book that enables students to surpass their teachers in both vocabulary and translation. Believe it or not, the author is moved by the idea of “practical application,” and readers should be moved by the idea of “self-learning.” Four Characteristics: ① Marriage of computer and art, integrating the teaching of technological knowledge with the cultivation of humanistic qualities. ② Selection and material are both inclusive and refined, striving to capture the essence of abstracts and famous quotes from classic works. ③ Bilingual integration, like the autumn water blending with the endless sky: The translation is comprehensive and spiritual, as if in the boundless ocean of learning, the boat glides gracefully. It transforms monotonous rote memorization into enjoyable reading and appreciation, guiding you to find the feeling of “familiar with three hundred bilingual passages, even if you can’t write books, you’ll still be able to translate.” ④ “Glossary Treasury” is viewed daily, guiding you to “review the old to learn the new,” quickly expanding your vocabulary and becoming the cleverest person. Every page of Computer English for Intensive Reading—Coffee House Online is equipped with a “Reading Module” and a “Glossary Treasury.” The former aims to maximize the convenience of reading and appreciation; the latter contains test questions, word-form spectra, and meaning spectra, specifically designed to help readers overcome the vocabulary barrier. A large vocabulary is what readers must possess in countless numbers to break through the barriers of reading, exams, and translation. Target Audience: Faculty, students, and postgraduates from universities in liberal arts, science, engineering, vocational, and technical colleges; other readers with intermediate to advanced English proficiency, English enthusiasts, and English professionals.