It means you know how to use computers, maybe better than the average person. Example: a person who can use a computer in a manner that seems almost natural, and they don't have to ask questions about how to do things on the computer is computer savvy.
Being computer savvy can have many practical payoffs including being qualified for higher paying jobs our being able to freelance.
Karol isn't savvy when it comes to the subect of sentence composition. he is, however, intensely computer savvy.
It means you're experienced with computers.
The user interface system that is installed in the computer doesn't work well with the computer savvy people.
Depending on how computer savvy you are, Word is a good software program.
Labor costs at most computer stores are quite expensive, you are better off finding a computer savvy friend to do it for you.
nandeck- but u need a bit of computer savvy
This depends on just how computer savvy you are. If you can get around your own computer well, then just experiment using the help menus. If your still in high school they may offer a computer skills class. Or you may want to check with your community college for classes offered there. Because if you are not computer savvy you will need some training to feel accomplished when using Microsoft Excel.
Savvy that? Yup ive got savvy like you do, my dah-ling. She's got a lot of savvy.
The past tense of savvy is savvied.
"Computer Science" is an incredibly broad subject, but in today's world computers go hand and hand with the vast majority of jobs. Unless you want to be a farmer or otherwise do manual labor, you'll need to be very computer savvy to stay ahead in the game. Computer science isn't really the same as being "computer savvy," though. The need of computer science is to advance the field of computer programming. Computer scientists do research on various programming techniques, which gives the normal programmer useful knowledge to put to use when creating the software we use every day.
Savvy us generally used to denote understanding of a concept, or mechanic. "He was savvy with the workings of the handgun" "He had a savvy understanding of how it worked"