Author: Guo Zhenmin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This textbook is designed to meet the practical teaching needs of non-computer majors in higher vocational and technical education for "University Computer Information Technology" and the requirements of the Jiangsu Province Computer Level 1 Examination. The book is divided into 5 chapters: Chapter 1: Basic Windows Operations, Chapter 2: Word 2000 Document Creation, Chapter 3: Excel 2000 Spreadsheet Creation, Chapter 4: FrontPage 2000 Web Page Creation, and Chapter 5: PowerPoint 2000 Presentation Creation. Each chapter includes: ① Basic Operations, aimed at cultivating students' fundamental computer operation skills; ② Exam Point Reinforcement and Comprehensive Application, ensuring "syllabus requirements are fully covered, key points are deeply analyzed, and comprehensive applications are demonstrated through examples." The appendix compiles selected theoretical questions from recent Jiangsu Province Computer Level 1 Examination papers. The book is closely aligned with the actual needs of higher vocational and technical students and is accurately positioned. As a practical teaching guide, it combines experimental instruction with exam preparation, achieving the dual-use purpose of "one book for two purposes."
University Computer Information Technology Training Course: Experiment Guide and Exam Guidance
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