Assuming no prerequisites, the authors adopt a beginner's approach in this text, so students should be able to learn necessary skills and concepts. Lesson one introduces the IBM PC and lessons two and three introduce the Windows operating system. The lessons cover both keystroke and mouse-click options and end with a summary of commands and concepts, review questions, and hands-on exercises. The business orientation ensures students learn Excel 4.0 by developing spreadsheets used in business, including budgets, cash flow, balance sheets, income statements, cost of goods sold, inventory, and loan payments. This text has been designed for short courses and as a laboratory tutorial in an introduction to computing course. An accompanying "Instructor's Manual" (ISBN 0-07-050300-1) is also available.

Using Microsoft Excel 4.0 for Windows the Basics

Computers & Technology

Pitter, Richard

Pitter, Keiko

Software

Mcgraw-Hill College

Assuming no prerequisites, this text adopts a beginners approach, introducing the IBM PC and DOS at the start of the book. It is business-oriented; students learn Lotus by developing spreadsheets used in business, such as budgets, cash flow, balance sheets, income statements, cost of goods sold, inventory, and loan payments. Each lesson requires 50 minutes of hands-on lab time, is paced with frequent "Practice Times" to monitor student progress, and concludes with a command summary, review questions, and hands-on exercises. This text is suitable for a short course or as a lab manual in an introduction to computing course. Also available is an instructor's manual with printed test bank and OHT masters (0-07-050297-8).

Using Lotus 1-2-3 for DOS Release 3.1 Plus

Pitter, Richard L.

Part of a series of hands-on, self-paced introductions to the components of a PC and the Windows operating system, presenting key terms within the text as they are encountered and containing numerous "practice time" exercises to reinforce concepts. This volume looks at Microsoft Excel 4.0 for Windows. "Notes" anticipate the student's questions and offer "tips", "techniques" and "reminders". Each lesson ends with a summary of concepts, review questions and exercises, and the work concludes with a command summary and index. Also available is a teaching materials set with 3.5" IBM disk (0-07-911584-5).

Introducing Microsoft Excel 4.0 for Windows

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

This introductory guide to the PC and Windows 3.1 covers everything from the components of a computer system, through selecting a menu choice, to expanding directories and printer set-up. Also available is a teaching materials set with a 3.5" IBM disk (0-07-911583-7).

Introducing the PC and Windows 3.1

Operating Systems

Part of a series of hands-on, self-paced introductions to the components of a PC and the Windows operating system, presenting key terms within the text as they are encountered and containing numerous "practice time" exercises to reinforce concepts. This volume looks at Microsoft Word for Windows. "Notes" anticipate the student's questions and offer "tips", "techniques" and "reminders". Each lesson ends with a summary of concepts, review questions and exercises, and the work concludes with a command summary and index. Also available is a teaching materials set with 3.5" IBM disk (0-07-911586-1).

Introducing Microsoft Word for Windows 2.0

This software application tutorial offers a brief introduction to Microsoft Works 3.0 for Windows. Microsoft Works is an integrated word-processing, spreadsheet and database software application all in one package. The text fits a short, hands-on lab course and the lab portion of an introduction to computers course, in continuing- or community-education departments. Screen displays are used to monitor students' progress, while notes, tips, techniques and reminders are included to anticipate questions. Each lesson includes practice time exercises to reinforce concepts and "Alternatives" sections illustrate shortcuts and optional methods to execute commands.

Introducing Microsoft Works 3.0 for Windows (Introducing Series)

Trainor, Timothy

Stipes, Jeffrey

<p>This step-by-step guide to the Internet provides access to an overwhelming variety of topics. Using clear instructions and realistic online exercises and demonstrations, it teaches readers how to fully utilize the Internet once they learn the keystrokes. The basic concepts behind each keystroke are covered and users will be able to adapt to new platforms and tools of the future.</p>

Every Student's Guide to the Internet

Callahan, John

Amato, Sara

Derr, Nigel

Tilton, Eric

Networking & Cloud Computing

This software application tutorial offers a brief introduction to Microsoft Office.

Introducing Microsoft Office

This text supplements the main text in the introduction to computers course or can be used as the main text in an Internet course in any discipline, a training workshop, or the freshman orientation course. This very basic guide gets students started on the Internet: no previous experience is assumed. The text takes advantage of the Windows graphical user interface. Online resources created specifically for use with this book include e-mail addresses and listserv discussion groups. The authors also offer online support: their e-mail addresses are printed in the preface. Step-by-step instructions include realistic on-line exercises and demonstrations written expressly for college students (including research for English, History, Maths etc). The basic concepts behind each concept are covered: students will be able to adapt to new platforms and tools of the future. Coverage of Mosaic, Netscape, WAIS (Wide Area Information System), WWW (World Wide Web), and other hot topics are included. This text is also available in either a Macintosh or UNIX version. Any of the three versions of this text are packaged with Osborne's Internet Yellow Pages 2e at a very, very affordable price to students. The instructor's manual includes teaching hints, answers to review questions, answers to chapter projects, additional projects, a test bank with 10 multiple choice and 10 T/F questions per chapter, and transparency masters.

Every Student's Guide to the Internet: Windows Version

Minato, Robert

Kerr, Nigel

Hardware & DIY

<p>Provides high school and college students who use Macintosh computers with information on accessing the Internet and using E-mail, newsgroups, Gopher, Telnet, file transfers, WAIS, the World Wide Web, and other resources for their assignments</p>

Every Student's Guide to the Internet: Macintosh Version

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