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Course: SDS 3482, Fall 2008School: University of Florida
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and Stress Computers True or False? ___ Expensive software let you get the most work done. Answer: FALSE (generally). Premium software is often more complicated with a steeper learning curve. Using these products to do quality work -- or any work at all -- often requires a thorough familiarity that few can attain. Note that the UF Minimum Computer requirement does not require students to own MS Word,...
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and Stress Computers
True or False?
___ Expensive software let you get the most work done.
Answer:
FALSE (generally). Premium software is often more complicated with a steeper learning curve. Using these products to do quality work -- or any work at all -- often requires a thorough familiarity that few can attain. Note that the UF Minimum Computer requirement does not require students to own MS Word, PowerPoint...
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