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This #1 bestseller offers a comprehensive survey of computer concepts and their applications, and focuses on the explosive growth of the Internet so that readers can keep up with current trends and developments in the field of information technology. Contains full chapter coverage on computer hardware, computer software, the central processing unit, input and output, storage and multimedia, networking, the Internet, the Internet and business (including electronic commerce), writing your own Web page (HTLM and FrontPage 2000), security and privacy, word processing and desktop publishing, spreadsheets and business graphics, database management systems, programming and languages, systems analysis and design, and management information systems, and the future of the field (expert systems, robotics, and virtual reality). Contains “2000 and Beyond” boxes that examine such computer related trends as a computerized home, virtual universities, and a library without books—plus a completely updated website that provides Planet Internet Exercises, an interactive study guide, chat room, on-line testing, and more. For professionals in business and computer information systems, or for anyone who wants to be kept on the cutting edge of the computer and information technology industry.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Aimed at the beginning user.,
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This review is from: Computers: Tools for an Information Age (Paperback)
Not a bad book for the beginning computer user. Goes into many aspects of the computer: hardware, software, databases, WWW, programming, etc. Most of the examples are related to the United States and in Basic. Not a bad book if you're taking a beginning computer course in school, but anything after that, there are definately way better books to be had.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great for people who never understood the information age,
This review is from: Computers: Tools for an Information Age, Standard Edition with CD-ROM (Paperback)
People who want to learn the big picture of the information age without digging to deep with technical details will enjoy this book. The book describes basic concepts of computers and their role in the information age. Plenty of good illustrations and the text is easy to read. Used for intro to computer science classes. However, 3 starts comes from the price vs value of content. Books that are required by schools tend to cost more.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
THERE ARE MANY BETTER BOOKS,
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This review is from: Computers: Tools for an Infomation Age, Brief Edition with CD-ROM (Paperback)
SAME OLD REHASH OF EARLIER EDITIONS.
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