Short-term computer training hours for adult students:
Computer crash courses generally don't last long, and the class hours depend on what kind of computer crash courses you attend.
1. Just need to learn some simple knowledge of typing and surfing the Internet. Then three to five days of computer crash course is enough. Through simple explanation and use, you can type and chat online.
2. Take a crash course in office automation. Then you can finish writing, printing and making some documents in about two weeks.
3. Learn a crash course in ps. Then in a month's time, you can draw what you want. Do some graphics processing and image processing, no problem at all.
4. Take a crash course in operation and network security. Then it may take about two months to learn. Because it contains a wide range of things. Even if you are fast, you need to have a certain foundation.
5. Take a crash course in programming. Then it will take about six months at the earliest. Write your own program. This is a very simple procedure.
Subjects studied in the computer training class:
1. Basic computer operation training. For example, word, excl table making, ppt presentation document learning, which is also the most common software in our daily work.
2. Graphic design. The main software of graphic design can be divided into two parts: graphic drawing and image processing. Bridges include PS, AE, DW and so on.
3. Software development. The process of establishing a software system or system software part according to user requirements. Software development is a systematic project, including requirements capture, requirements analysis, design, implementation and testing.
4. Network engineering. Mainly teaching the basic theory of computer science, computer software and hardware system and application knowledge, network engineering professional knowledge and application ellipsis knowledge.
5. Game animation design bridge. New courses aimed at training game design and development professionals, including game animation design, C++ online game program development and next generation game design.