Perhaps the time has come for our boys and girls to show off their erudition in a computer science lesson, and for dads and mothers to find a common "computer" language with their children. A translation of the wonderful book by J. Borman, licensed by Barron's, will help you do this. "Computer Encyclopedia for Schoolchildren and Their Parents" is more than just a collection of terms. It is also an excellent guide to the computer world - an excellent guide to mastering the basics of computer literacy. Written in an accessible language, the encyclopedia covers about 700 key concepts. Some refer to professional computer slang and cannot be found in other dictionaries. Numerous color drawings and examples from everyday life facilitate the perception of new concepts. The book is designed for schoolchildren and their inquisitive parents.