Computer Concepts: Introductory

by Dan Oja, June Jamrich Parsons

Finally - computer concepts presented in an engaging and relevent way! The Illustrated Series has thoroughly revised this 8th edition to reflect the feedback from instructors and students. Among the improvements are the additions of interactive lab scenarios, new assessment opportunities, and a new streamlined design.

Genres: Nonfiction

252 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[meg · Rating 2 out of 5]

definitely a book for computer beginners only, it has a easy to follow layout with diagrams and illustrations. will be quite redundant for those who know their way around a computer. my favorite quote so far:

"Although e-mail is delivered quickly, it is important to use proper netiquette when composing a message. Netiquette (Internet etiquette) is a series of customs or guidelines for maintaining civilized and effective communications in online discussions and exchanges. For example, typing in all caps, such as 'WHAT DID YOU DO?' is considered shouting and rude."

i mean, come on.

[Alisha]

This is my textbook for my new class this semester. I have started the first chapter. I like the pictures and the easy vocabulary definitions of unfamiliar and familiar terms.

[Gabriel Ann]

i love it.... i can learn so many things...
more knowledge of computers are invading my brain :)
hope i could understand it all and gonna stock it on my brain:)

[Abdulaahi Mohamed]

well done

[Kenkozel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great introductory, easy to navigate text book. Affordable and comes with a free cd.