Author: Ding Weimin, Yang Jiping, Tang Ruihua
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is a supplementary guide for the National Computer Rank Examination Level 1 MS Office syllabus (new version) and the designated textbook. It includes content such as computer fundamentals, Windows 2000 operating system, the use of Word 2000, Excel 2000, PowerPoint 2000, basic knowledge and simple use of the Internet, and selected practice questions for Level 1 MS Office. The book provides new authentic exam questions and sample questions from the new syllabus along with their solutions. The book is divided into 7 chapters and two appendices, with each chapter further divided into several knowledge points. Within each knowledge point, questions are categorized based on different exam topics. Through analysis and theoretical links, the book systematically explains Level 1 MS Office using authentic exam questions as a connection, covering all the content required by the syllabus. The book is well-structured with clear emphasis on key points, making it very helpful for candidates to familiarize themselves with exam questions and prepare for the exam. This book is suitable for candidates taking the National Computer Rank Examination (Level 1 MS Office) and can also serve as a reference for beginners and students/teachers in universities and vocational colleges to learn computer fundamentals.
Level 1 MS Office (2nd Edition): Detailed Explanations and Sample Questions for the National Computer Rank Examination (Computer-Based Test)
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