Learn Computer Science: Multimedia Courses

The 'Learn Computer Science' courses by CD Learning were developed by professionals working across various segments of the IT industry who understand users' practical needs. All lessons are delivered via videos that can be viewed either on your computer's CD-ROM drive or on your DVD player (VCD-compatible). Thus, students can practically and clearly follow every operation performed by the instructor, ensuring excellent learning outcomes. Windows XP Home Edition (Intermediate) In this course, CD Learning provides users who already possess basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows XP with an intermediate-level version, teaching new features that will make their use of this software increasingly professional. Media Player System Restore Online Updates Run Search Printers Sounds Keyboards Install/Uninstall Outlook XP (Advanced) In the Outlook XP course, students will learn how to leverage advanced features to enhance their practical and effective performance, providing a powerful work tool for both professional and domestic use. Configure Send/Receive Calendar Options Assign Tasks Distribution List Archive Organize Contacts Schedule Tasks Import/Export Contacts Filter/Reschedule Appointments Approximate duration: 60 minutes per course DVD-ROM: Graphic Computing Course by Marcelo Schatzmann Over 100 lessons, 100 textures, tutorial files, lessons in Portuguese—ideal for users of Autodesk 3ds Max 8. Content: Biped, Cloth, Hair and Fur (hair), Materials, Maps, Video Post-Production, Realism (Special), Bone Linking, Morpher, and much more. Requirements: Celeron D 2 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 20/80 GB hard disk space, video card with at least 128 MB memory. Windows XP or Vista. Multimedia Computer Science Course: Excel 97 Part 2, Issue No. 6, Terra Gráfica Publishing, Folha Newspaper, Year 1996. Easy Navigation: The course features a self-explanatory interface. Lessons are organized into chapters and topics, facilitating navigation and study progression. Video Lessons: Lessons are presented in video format, demonstrating step-by-step all procedures—from basic concepts, file management, and disk usage to the operation of applications bundled with Windows 95. Interactive Environment: Simulated, fully interactive exercises allow students to practice lessons covered in each chapter and assess their learning progress.