It's time for our boys and girls to showcase their knowledge in computer class, and for moms and dads to find a common "computer" language with their children. The translation of the remarkable book by J. Borman, published under license from Barron's, will help you with this. "Computer Encyclopedia for Students and Their Parents" is more than just a collection of terms; it serves as an excellent guide to the world of computers, making it a fantastic resource for mastering the fundamentals of computer literacy. Written in an accessible style, this encyclopedia covers around 700 key concepts, some of which are part of professional computer jargon and are not found in other dictionaries. With numerous colorful illustrations and real-life examples, it makes grasping new ideas easier. This book is designed for students and their curious parents alike.