Desktop computers : in perspective
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書誌事項
Desktop computers : in perspective
（The Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory series in science and engineering）
Oxford University Press, 1992
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"Everything you need to know about hardware, operating systems, networking, peripherals" -- cover
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book is required reading for personal computer users, both those who are using a PC for the first time, and those who are familiar with PCs but who face the task of setting up to a PC system or network in a laboratory or office environment. It is a practical guide designed to increase the reader's technical literary across a broad range of topics related to PC workstations. The authors describe specific hardware and software products, asses the suitability of these particular needs, and provide a much-needed technical understanding of many often misunderstood issues. The book discusses the philosophy underlying PC systems, their makeup and configuration, and communications methodologies. A comprehensive glossary defines the terminology used in the field. This is an indispensable resource for office managers and technical advisors, especially those involved in planning computer system installations.
目次
- PC systems
- PC applications
- PC system performance and configuration
- Microcomputer hardware fundamentals
- Microcomputer operating systems
- Data formats and compatibility
- Application software overview
- Text processing
- Database management
- Spreadsheets
- Integrated software
- Asynchronous communications software
- Graphics
- Languages
- Management software
- Engineering/scientific software
- Utilities and enhancement software
- Educational software
- Software selection criteria
- PC system units
- PC peripherals and selection
- Introduction to networking
- Historical perspective
- Current limitations in personal computing
- Future trends
- Important managerial considerations
- Final comments.
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