Computer Introduction Experiment Tutorial

Author: Chen Yefang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is a laboratory manual specially written to accompany introductory computer courses, designed to assist practical teaching and also help students with self-study. The book includes a total of 17 experimental projects, divided into three levels: Operation Skills, Professional Basics, and Practical Technology. The content covers both "Operating Systems + Office Software + Internet Applications" knowledge and more specialized hardware knowledge, data compression and decompression, data encryption, programming, and database fundamentals. It also introduces many practical technologies, such as commonly used graphic and image processing tools (ACDsee, HyperSnap, Acrobat Reader), Photoshop, Flash, 3D MAX, FrontPage, etc. Each experiment is equipped with prerequisite knowledge to guide students in quickly mastering the basic functions and operation techniques of various software. This book can be used as a laboratory textbook for introductory computer courses in higher education institutions, or as a standalone guide for learning and practicing computer science and technology. It is also an excellent reference book for readers who are self-studying basic computer knowledge.