COMPUTING IN THE INFORMATION AGE

• Softcover book by Nancy Stern and Robert A. Stern
• Over 665 pages
• Copyright © 1993 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

" These concise yet complete manuals offer the reader a step-by-step, hands-on introduction to popular PC-DOS applications programs. Most come with a data disk containing sample files, some with educational software, and all with a wealth of exercises and screen dumps. "

Summary of Contents includes:

" Part 1: Computers and Information Processing
Chapter 1: The Basics of Computing: Hardware, Software, Connectivity, and People
Chapter 2: From Micros to Mammoths
Chapter 3: Using Productivity Tools

Part 2: Hardware Advances the Information Age
Chapter 4: Computer Processing
Chapter 5: Input and Output: From Applications to Hardware
Chapter 6: Secondary Storage Devices

Part 3: Software and Systems Drive the Information Age
Chapter 7: Application Packages: Beyond Basic Productivity Tools
Chapter 8: Developing Custom Software
Chapter 9: Systems Software
Chapter 10: Systems Analysis and Design: A Case Study Approach
Part 4: Connectivity Unites the Information Age
Chapter 11: Databases and Management Information Systems
Chapter 12: Networks
Chapter 13: Making Information Systems Private, Secure, and Meaningful

Appendixes
Glossary
Index "

This book is in pretty good condition with some wear to the cover.
There are also some "USED" stickers on the cover.
There are several pages with some highlighting and markings written in the margins.
No torn or ripped pages.

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