University Computer Basics Laboratory Tutorial (Arts and Science)

Author: Chen Li
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is one of the experimental companion textbooks for the "Computer Basics Series Courses" for liberal arts and science majors in universities. It can be used in conjunction with the textbook "University Computer Basics (Liberal Arts and Science)" or as a standalone computer lab manual. The book is divided into 9 chapters, including: hands-on operations of software such as the Windows operating system, word processing Word, spreadsheets Excel, and presentation PowerPoint; searching and browsing on the Internet, downloading and uploading files, and sending and receiving emails; designing and creating static web pages using HTML language and the Dreamweaver tool; and comprehensively creating dynamic database web pages by combining VBScript scripting language, web program development technology ASP, and SQL Server database. Each chapter is divided into several experiments. Operation-based experiments consist of three parts: experiment objectives, experiment content, and practical exercises; program-based experiments consist of experiment objectives, sample programs, and practical exercises. This book is not only suitable for students of liberal arts and science-related majors in universities as the experimental textbook for the "University Computer Basics" course but also serves as an introductory reference book for learners at all levels to study basic computer knowledge.