A reference book for computer level 2 VFOX

I don't have a computer foundation, how can I learn it? Is NCRE difficult, and how long does it take to pass? I am not good at English, will it have a big impact on my study of NCRE?

If you keep asking like this, you probably won't be able to get over it until you get old. NCRE is an exam for non-specialists, and some levels and subjects may be more difficult to get started, but as long as you work hard, you will definitely gain something. The length of study varies from person to person, but 200 hours of concentration is almost enough.

If you're diligent, you might be able to do more with less, but if you're lazy and like crap, it's probably going to take longer.

The first-level MS Office textbook is published by Nankai University Press, and the textbooks for other subjects are published by the Higher Education Press, and the examination syllabus of the subject is attached to the textbook.

Level 2 Course of National Computer Grading Examination - VisualFoxPro Programming (2008 Edition).

Higher Education Press.

Level 2 Course of National Computer Grading Examination - Visual FoxPro Programming (2009 Edition).

Higher Education Press.

One hundred questions in Nankai should be from Nankai University Press.

Or the Gold Medal e-Press's workbook for the future of education.

Read books, textbooks, and then make workbooks, any one will do. It's almost a question bank.

Good luck with your exams.

Yes, it's just that the direction is different, there are no hard requirements, I took the C test, and I also took the VB. It's the same thing.

No, the two certificates are not the same.

Why not? But these two tests are two aspects, right? The content is different.

Photoshop is a drawing program, VFOX is a database program, the two are not as good as each other, if you haven't looked at VFOX seriously, then you must not be able to take the test.

There are textbooks for computer grade bookstores, you can take a look at the special textbooks for the computer level 2 exam of the Higher Education Press, which we used when we were in school, a set of 4 books, a book of public foundation, a mock test for the written test, a textbook for the computer-based exam, and a question bank for the computer-based exam, you can go to the bookstore to see!

Buy a national computer level 2 public basic knowledge textbook; Then buy a copy of the National Computer Grading Exam 3-in-1 "Computer-based Exam Questions, True Simulation" with a CD in it. Good luck!

1. The textbook compiled by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education is the most authoritative, and it should be the 09 edition; 2. It is recommended to buy a simulation practice CD If you have no worries, there will be a new one recently. There are about 80 sets of questions, as well as guidance and answers. As long as you do 60 of them seriously, and the format is no problem.

It is recommended that every time you do a question, you should record the question, and when you have time, you can review the content you have learned without turning on the machine, and deepen your impression repeatedly. This is my personal experience. 3. Access is the simplest and most practical in the second level.

You should have already signed up, right? You tell your subjects first, or how can everyone help you choose?

On the machine must be Nankai 100, Written Exam A basic knowledge of computers, a tutorial of the subject you are taking, preferably from a higher education press.

I also signed up this year, as for the textbook, I personally think that Tan Haoqiang's "C Programming" (Tsinghua University Press) is the most authoritative.

C Programming Course published by Tsinghua University Press, by Tan Haoqiang.

However, it is recommended that you buy some exercises to do, and buy the exercises of the National Computer Grading Examination for Future Education. Do a few more sets of questions, summarize it, it's very good. I wish you a good pass in the exam, and I just passed, quack.

Then just read the book and practice more on the computer.

Take it and buy a copy of "National Computer Grading Examination Level 2 Tutorial - Access Language Programming".

Generally speaking, it is sold at bookstores near universities. Of course, Xinhua Bookstore also has it. You don't have to read a lot of books.,Buy a book and get a disc with you.,About the computer-based exam simulation.。。。

In fact, we take the exam, we don't need to refer to too much information, just buy this book, but you have to study seriously on your own...

Don't buy reference books from previous years, those are just exam syllabuses for the current year's exams. The exam syllabus changes every year, so it's generally bought a few months before the exam, and new books are released at that time, and the exam syllabus is a little different every year, so you have to carefully see which ones to rely on and which ones don't. This book is the most useful.,Really,This kind of reference book is used in our university computer exam.,The knowledge points are complete and detailed.,There are also a lot of back-and-forth exam questions.,There are also mock exam questions from the year.,Those are very useful.。。

Title: National Computer Grading Examination Level 2 Course Access Database Programming.

Author: Examination Center of the Ministry of Education.

Publisher: Higher Education Press.

Secondly, there are tutorial books. Computer-based and written exams.

Title: 2007 National Computer Grading Examination Computer-based Test Exercise Set Level 2 Access Database Programming.

Author: Editor-in-chief of the National Computer Grading Examination Proposition Research Group.

Publisher: Nankai University Press.

Title: 2007 National Computer Grading Examination Written Examination Exercise Set Level 2 Access Database Programming.

Author: Editor-in-chief of the National Computer Grading Examination Proposition Research Group.

Publisher: Nankai University Press.

An exam CD and a good textbook! (There are a lot of textbooks, so I choose the details) The most important thing is that the textbooks are thoroughly understood! It's basically easy.

Here are a few tutorial books, which are particularly easy to use, and the explanations are also very detailed, and they are recommended to you for the analysis of the eye and sample papers of the National Computer Grading Examination Level 2 Public Basic Knowledge National Computer Grade Examination Eye Analysis and Sample Paper Analysis Level 2 Visual FoxPro

National Computer Grading Examination Eye Analysis and Sample Paper Analysis Level 2 Access National Computer Grade Examination Eye Analysis and Sample Paper Analysis Level 2 Visual Basic

National Computer Grading Examination Eye Analysis and Sample Paper Analysis Level 2 C language is published by Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications Press, which is very easy to use, and the analysis is also very detailed, I hope it will be helpful to you.

An exam CD and a good textbook!

It is better to have a unified book from the Ministry of Education.

It's a good cherry tree.,It's okay.,It's okay.。

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In fact, if you are at the second level C, you can just buy a book about the number of C; Almost all of them cover more than 89% of the test centers in Level 2.

In terms of optional subjects, there are six sub-categories at Level 2, namely: Qbasic, Fortran, C, Foxbase+, Visual FoxPro, and Visual Basic.

I recommend the C language, which is not only beneficial for future exams (the third and fourth level computer-based exams only involve C and assembly), but also for improving one's computer skills.

If you can't read the book, it's more practical to do the questions.