Computer Network Training Course: XP Version

Author: Orient Technology
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Zero Point Takeoff Computer Training School." The entire book primarily explains the basics of the Internet, the preparation for going online, methods of accessing the Internet, browsing web pages, online searching, file compression and online transfer, online entertainment, network paging, chatting, e-commerce, online job hunting, network phones and faxes, BBS and newsgroups, and other online knowledge. It also introduces the usage methods and skills of commonly used application software for (such as Foxmail, FlashGet, QQ, etc.) and covers aspects of online security. The book is well-structured, detailed in content, rich in examples, and illustrated. Each lesson follows the structure of pre-class guidance, classroom instruction, hands-on practice, and post-class exercises. The pre-class guidance outlines the foundation, key points, difficulties, and learning methods of each lesson's classroom instruction, facilitating self-study for readers and aiding instructors in teaching. The classroom instruction provides detailed explanations of each lesson's knowledge points. The hands-on practice offers examples closely tied to the classroom instruction, guiding readers to learn by doing. The post-class exercises include fill-in-the-blanks, true/false questions, multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, and hands-on operation questions, all aligned with the lesson content. Through these exercises, readers can consolidate the knowledge learned in each lesson. This book is primarily intended for use as a textbook in major secondary and vocational colleges and various computer training schools. It is also suitable for beginners going online, those undergoing basic computer training, on-the-job computer operation training, office automation training, and computer office personnel.