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Behind the Digital Veil Beginning to Understand Computers
By Arinze SteveNwaeze
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isbn:159526-370-5
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| About the Book
On your first encounter with a computer, did you feel anxious and
intimidated? You’re not alone. For any newcomer, it’s natural to
feel you might blow it up by touching the wrong key. Behind the
Digital Veil debunks that painful myth, to cover the basics of
using a computer. Its description of personal computers, different
types of computer software packages, computer protection,
maintenance and ethics, not to mention basic use of the Microsoft
Office Suite—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access—will grant you the
skills and confidence to navigate the digital world. |
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About the author About
the Author: Arinze Steve Nwaeze's computer experience began at the
Systems Integration laboratory at IBM, where he worked as a production
specialist, troubleshooting and debugging computer hardware. He was a
Lotus Note Developer, very briefly, before moving to the Processor
laboratory where he doubled as a network engineer and software tester.
He left IBM in 2000 to join Interpath Communications as a Senior
Systems Analyst. He is currently the CEO of a computer consultancy
called QUICKnet Inc, and a CIS lecturer at Shaw University, NC. Nwaeze
holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Campbell
University, a Master’s in Information Science from NCCU, and a Ph.D in
Computer Information Science from Madison University. In his leisure
time, Arinze writes novels. He is currently the author of three:
Once Bitten, Wacko, and The Silly Game. |
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