Introduction to Computers

Computers are essential to almost every business. Banks use them, and auto repair shops rely on them; libraries utilize computerized databases, while medical facilities employ computers to store patient information. No matter where you find employment, there is a good chance a computer will be a basic tool you will have to use.

That is why it is in your best interests to be computer literate. Computer literacy does not mean you need to know how to use every single piece of software you may encounter or that you can write programs or network computers.You just need to know some basics. This book provides you with that introductory knowledge you will need to move forward in any career.

Selected Contents: Basic Concepts; Data Representation in a Computer; Computer Systems; Operating Systems; Computer Networks; Introduction to C; Data Types and Expressions; The Control Flow; Pointers andArrays; Functions; Strings; Structures; Files; Java; C++; Python.