Technology in ActionIn today's technological age, computer literacy is important for everyone, and now learning the basics is easier than ever. A Computer Concepts Text Focused on Today's Student! Technology in Action engages students by combining a unique teaching approach with rich companion media. The sixth edition has been updated to reflect the latest developments in computer technology. New interactive learning tools have also been added to enhance student engagement. Student CD is included with every text, containing:
With an array of fun and engaging learning tools, Technology in Action teaches students computer fundamentals, from learning Microsoft Office to setting up their own home network. |
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... ( located on the IRCD ) Audio PowerPoint Presentation ( located on the IRCD ) Discussion Exercise ( textbook p . 140 ) Active Helpdesk Call ( located on the IRCD ) Discussion Exercise ( located at www . prenhall.com/ techinaction ) ...
... ( located on the IRCD ) Audio PowerPoint Presentation ( located on the IRCD ) Discussion Exercise ( textbook p . 140 ) Active Helpdesk Call ( located on the IRCD ) Discussion Exercise ( located at www . prenhall.com/ techinaction ) ...
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... located somewhere near your computer . The cable modem is then connected to an expansion ( or adapter ) card called a network interface card ( NIC ) , which is located inside your sys- tem unit . The cable modem works to trans- late the ...
... located somewhere near your computer . The cable modem is then connected to an expansion ( or adapter ) card called a network interface card ( NIC ) , which is located inside your sys- tem unit . The cable modem works to trans- late the ...
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... located on the CPU itself ) , where they wait to be executed . Why doesn't the CPU chip just contain enough memory to store an entire program ? The CPU's storage area is not big enough to hold everything it needs to process at the same ...
... located on the CPU itself ) , where they wait to be executed . Why doesn't the CPU chip just contain enough memory to store an entire program ? The CPU's storage area is not big enough to hold everything it needs to process at the same ...
Contents
Contents at a Glance Sixth Edition | 2 |
TECHNOLOGY IN FOCUS | 32 |
The History of the PC | 36 |
Copyright | |
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Go!: Technology in Action Alan D. Evans,Kendall E. Martin,Mary Anne Poatsy No preview available - 2009 |
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