College Computer Basics

Author: Chen Yulin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is based on the teaching requirements for the "Fundamentals of Computer Science" course and the new syllabus proposed by the newly established Teaching Guidance Committee of Higher Education Institutions for Non-Computer Majors under the Ministry of Education. Based on years of teaching practice, it has undergone significant revisions to its content and structure in response to the new requirements for talent cultivation, as well as the current status and level of the application of educational technology and teaching methods in educational reform. The book aims to reflect the new achievements and development trends of information technology, providing students with a solid education in computer science and information technology. The book consists of 10 chapters, covering main topics such as the development of computers and the information society, basic computer knowledge, hardware and software systems of microcomputers, operating systems and their applications, modern office software, database fundamentals, programming fundamentals, multimedia technology fundamentals, computer network fundamentals and Internet applications, as well as information security and social responsibility. Accompanying the book is the newly published "Experiments and Tests for Fundamentals of Computer Science," which carefully arranges 24 experiments and includes 8 sets of simulated test questions to facilitate student practice and self-assessment. This book is suitable as a textbook for non-computer majors at the undergraduate and associate degree levels in universities and colleges, as well as for liberal arts colleges or departments, vocational and technical colleges, and as a reference or training manual for science and technology personnel engaged in computer applications.