Computer Culture Foundation计算机文化基础

2012-9  

北京航空航天大学出版社  

李莹  

204  

297000  

This book includes 4 chapte. They are
basic knowledge of computer, introduction of operating system,
Microsoft Office 2003 and computer networks. This book focuses on
basic computer concepts, basic principles, basic knowledge and
basic application methods of computer. According to the book,
students can have a clear undetanding of computer. This book can
serve as computer hased English teaching materials for univeity
undergraduate and postgraduate students and international students
of all majo. It is also applied to other reade with a certain
standard tutorial of English for self-study and reference.

Chapter I Basic Knowledge of Computer
1.1 The Development of Computer
1.1.1 The Development of the Electronic Computer
1.1.2 Computer Generatio
1.1.3 The Features and Applicatio of Compute
1.1.4 Computer Types
1.1.5 New Technology in Compute
1.2 Data Representation in Compute
1.2.I Using Binary in Compute
1.2.2 Number Systems
1.2.3 Binary, Octal and Hexadecimal
1.2, 4 Positional Notation
1.2.5 Convert from Other Bases to Base 10
1.2.6 Convert Base 10 to Other Bases
1.2.7 Convert Octal to Hexadeeimal
1.2.8 Information Units
1.2.9 Number
1.2.10 ASCII
1.3 Computer Hardware Components
1.3.1 Arithmetic/Logic Unit
1.3.2 Control Unit
1.3.3 Memory
1.3.4 Input/Output Unit
1.3.5 Architecture of Computer
1.4 The Composition of Microcomputer
1.4.1 Host
1.4.2 Input Device
1.4.3 Output Device
1.5 Software System
1.5.1 Operating System
1.5.2 Process and Thread
1.6 Questio
Chapter 2 Introduction of Operating System
2.1 Operating System
2.1.1 Introduction
2.1.2 File System
2.2 Graphical User Inter{ace
2.3 File and Folder Management
2.3.1 Change View o{ Files and Folde
2.3.2 Delete Files or Folde
2.3.3 Find Files
2.3.4 Create Shortcut
2.4 Basic Operation
2.4.1 Itall Computer Hardware
2.4.2 Set up BIOS
2.5 Configuration
2.6 Applicatio
2.7 Registry
2.7.1 Viewing the Registry with REGEDIT
2.7.2 Overview of Registry
2.7.3 Backing up Registry Manually
2.7.4 Restoring the Registry
2.8 Questio
Chapter 3 Microsoft Office 2003
3.1 Word Processing So{tware--Word
3.1.1 The Basic Edition of Documents
3.1.2 Typeset the Document
3.1.3 Draw Table
3.1.4 Combine Picture and Text
3.1.5 Typeset
3.1.6 Review
3.1.7 Questio
3.2 Excel
3.2.1 Introduction
3.2.2 Excel Interface and Components
3.2.3 Input and Fill Excel
3.2.4 Formula and Function
3.2.5 Format a Table
3.2.6 Charts in Excel
3.2.7 Manage Data
3.2.8 Questio
3.3 PowerPoint
3.3.1 Basic Operation of PPT
3.3.2 Background, Color Scheme, Master and Template
3.3.3 Beautify the PPT
3.3.4 Automation Effects and Playing the PPT
3.3.5 Questio
Chapter 4 Computer Networks
4.1 Basic Knowledge of Computer Networks
4.1.1 Overview of Computer Networks
4.1.2 Protocol
4.2 Build Computer Network
4.2.1 Network Devices
4.2.2 Create LAN
4.2.3 IP Address and DNS
4.3 Introduction to Internet
4.4 Questio
References

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