The option B is correct.Computer design software requires an eye for design and a knowledge of computer programming<span> to be used properly and successfully by architects. If an architect does not know how to do the computer programming, he wont be able to apply his ideas on the computer software. Also, since he is an arhcitect, he must be having depth knowledge of the designs. Therefore, both design knowledge and computer knowledge is required for successful operation.</span>
<span>The answer is letter B. An arrangement of directions and related documentation that instructs a PC or how to play out an undertaking or it can mean all the product on a PC, including the applications and the working framework. I hope the answer helps. </span>
You are usually editing a word document when you are finished typing up and assignment or what not, then highlighting what you want to edit will tell the computer/word document what and where your making your edits.
I suspect the answer they're looking for is false. However, as an experienced professional in learning and development, I can tell you that when done right these effects can enhance a presentation.
