Programmer Exam Preparation Training -- Computer Hardware and Software Basic Knowledge

Author: Liu Kewu et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-04-15
Features: This book is a set of questions compiled according to the examination scope required by the "Programmer Examination Syllabus" of the National Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination. The book is divided into 7 units, which correspond to the 7 parts of the content specified by "Examination Subject 1: Computer Hardware and Software Fundamentals," and adopts a standardized question-setting format consistent with the examination style. It integrates knowledge points and examination points into examples, making the content comprehensive, systematic, and accurately set. This book can not only serve as a preparation and training manual for computer programmers but also as a supplementary teaching material for university teachers and students, as well as training courses for systematic computer professional training.
[Preface] Preface
The National Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination is divided into 5 professional categories: Computer Software, Computer Networks, Computer Application Technology, Information Systems, and Information Services. Within each professional category, there are high-level, mid-level, and junior professional qualification examinations. The Programmer Examination belongs to the junior professional qualification examination in the Computer Software category. This book is a set of preparatory questions compiled according to the examination scope required by the "Programmer Examination Syllabus." It corresponds to the entire content specified by "Examination Subject 1: Computer Hardware and Software Fundamentals" and adopts a standardized question-setting format, striving to align with the examination style to allow candidates to practice through simulated questions during preparation. The book is divided into 7 units, which correspond to the 7 parts of the examination scope. Each example not only provides the answer but also offers problem-solving approaches and processes, integrating examination points and knowledge points.
Unit 1: Fundamentals of Computer Science, written by Liu Kewu and Ma Hengtai.
Unit 2: Fundamentals of Computer Systems, written by Wei Longhua, Lu Min, Shi Luchao, and Su Yueming.
Unit 3: Fundamentals of Software Development and Operation and Maintenance, written by Cheng Hu.
Unit 4: Fundamentals of Security, written by Wei Longhua.
Unit 5: Fundamentals of Standardization, written by Cheng Hu.
Unit 6: Fundamentals of Informatization, written by Shi Luchao and Liu Kewu.
Unit 7: Computer Professional English, written by Li Bing.
The entire book is compiled and edited by Liu Kewu as the chief editor.
During the compilation process, the authors referred to a large number of published books and questions, and we extend our gratitude to the original authors. We also thank Tsinghua University Press for the support and assistance provided during the writing and publication of this book. Due to the limitations of the authors, errors and shortcomings may still exist in the book. We sincerely welcome readers to point them out.
By the Authors
January 2005