Computer Culture (Eighth Edition) English Version

Author: Parsons
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The main content of this book includes: fundamentals of computers, the Internet, the World Wide Web, and email; computer hardware; computer software; file management, virus protection, and backup; Internet and local area network technologies; web pages, websites, and e-commerce; digital media. This book starts with the basic concepts of computers and comprehensively covers fundamental knowledge and operations related to computer hardware, software, file management, virus prevention and backup, network technologies, and digital media. The book provides numerous teaching experiments and post-class exercises to help students understand and consolidate the knowledge they have learned through practice. This book is accompanied by a learning CD-ROM, which includes the electronic version of the entire book content, a search system, InfoWeb links, media playback, animated demonstrations, teaching experiments, and quizzes. It provides an advanced computer teaching environment for both teachers and students, adaptable to various teaching requirements. This book can be used as a textbook for lower-level students in higher education institutions or students from non-computer majors who are studying computer culture, computer fundamentals, and professional English courses. It can also serve as a computer English reading material for a wide range of students and computer enthusiasts.

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