| 1 |
3GP |
3rd Generation Project |
| 2 |
3GPP |
3rd Generation Partnership Project |
| 3 |
AAC |
Advanced Audio Coding |
| 4 |
AI |
Artificial Intelligence |
| 5 |
AIDS |
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome |
| 6 |
ALGOL |
Algorithmic Language |
| 7 |
ALU |
Arithmetic Logic Unit |
| 8 |
AMU |
Atomic Mass Unit |
| 9 |
AOL |
America Outline |
| 10 |
API |
Application Program Interface |
| 11 |
APT |
Automatically Programmed Tooling |
| 12 |
ARP |
Address Resolution Protocol |
| 13 |
ARPANET |
Advanced Research Projects Agency Network |
| 14 |
ASCII |
American Standard Code for Information Interchange |
| 15 |
ASP |
Active Server Pages |
| 16 |
ATM |
Asynchronous Transfer Mode |
| 17 |
AUI |
Attachment Unit Interface |
| 18 |
AVI |
Audio Video Interleav |
| 19 |
AWACS |
Airborne Warning and Control System |
| 20 |
B2B |
Business to Business |
| 21 |
B2C |
Business to Consumer |
| 22 |
BASIC |
Beginner’s All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code |
| 23 |
BCC |
Blind Carbon Copy |
| 24 |
BCD |
Binary Coded Decimal |
| 25 |
BCG |
Bacillus Calmette-Guerin |
| 26 |
BIOS |
Basic Input Output System |
| 27 |
BIU |
Bus Interface Unit |
| 28 |
BMP |
Bitmap |
| 29 |
BPS |
Bytes Per Second |
| 30 |
CAD |
Computer-Aided Design |
| 31 |
CADD |
Computer-Aided Design in Drafting |
| 32 |
CAI |
Computer-Aided Instruction |
| 33 |
CAM |
Computer-Aided Manufacturing |
| 34 |
CC |
Carbon Copy |
| 35 |
CCTV |
Closed-Circuit Television |
| 36 |
CD |
Compact Disk |
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CD ROM |
Compact Disk Read Only Memory |
| 38 |
CD RW |
Compact Disk Rewritable |
| 39 |
CDMA |
Code Division Multiple Access |
| 40 |
CISC |
Complex Instructions Set Computers |
| 41 |
CMD |
Command |
| 42 |
CNG |
Compressed Natural Gas |
| 43 |
COBOL |
Common Business Oriented Language |
| 44 |
CPI |
Clock/Cycle Per Instruction |
| 45 |
CPU |
Central Processing Unit |
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CROM |
Computerised Range of Motion |
| 47 |
CRT |
Cathode Ray Tube |
| 48 |
CSS |
Cascading Style Sheets |
| 49 |
CUI |
Character User Interface |
| 50 |
DARPANET |
Defence Advanced Research Project Agency Network |
| 51 |
DAT |
Digital Audio Tape |
| 52 |
DBMS |
Database Management System |
| 53 |
DDL |
Data Definition Language |
| 54 |
DDR |
Double Data Rate |
| 55 |
DDR-SDRAM |
Double Data Rate-Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory |
| 56 |
DHTML |
Dynamics Hypertext Markup Language |
| 57 |
DML |
Data Manipulation Language |
| 58 |
DNA |
1. Distributed Internet Architecture, 2. Deoxyribonucleic Acid |
| 59 |
DNS |
Domain Name Server |
| 60 |
DOC |
Date Optimising Computer |
| 61 |
DOS |
Disk Operating System |
| 62 |
DPI |
Dots Per Inch |
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DRAM |
Dynamic Random Access Memory |
| 64 |
DVD |
Digital Versatile Disk |
| 65 |
DVDR |
Digital Versatile Disk Recordable |
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DVDRW |
Digital Versatile Disk Rewritable |
| 67 |
DVI |
Digital Visual Interface |
| 68 |
DVR |
Digital Video Recorder |
| 69 |
E-COMMERCE |
Electronic Commerce |
| 70 |
E-MAIL |
Electronic Mail |
| 71 |
EB |
EXAByte |
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EDGE |
Enhanced Data Rate for GSM Evolution |
| 73 |
EDI |
Electronic Data Interchange |
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EDP |
Electronic Data Processing |
| 75 |
EDSAC |
Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator |
| 76 |
EDVAC |
Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Compute |
| 77 |
EEPROM |
Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory |
| 78 |
EFS |
Encrypted File System |
| 79 |
EIB |
EXBIByte |
| 80 |
ENIAC |
Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator |
| 81 |
EPROM |
Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory |
| 82 |
EROM |
Erasable Read-Only Memory |
| 83 |
FAT |
File Allocation Table |
| 84 |
FDC |
Floppy Disk Controller |
| 85 |
FDD |
Floppy Disk Drive |
| 86 |
FLOPS |
Floating Point Operations for Second |
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FM |
Frequency Modulation |
| 88 |
FORTRAN |
Formula Translation |
| 89 |
FPS |
Frames Per Second |
| 90 |
FS |
File System |
| 91 |
FTP |
File Transfer Protocol |
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GB |
Giga Byte |
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GBPS |
Gigabytes/Gigabits Per Second |
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GHZ |
Giga Hertz |
| 95 |
GIF |
Graphics Interchangeable Format |
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GIGO |
Garbage in Garbage Out |
| 97 |
GML |
Geography Markup Language |
| 98 |
GPRS |
General Packet Radio Service |
| 99 |
GSM |
Global System For Mobile Communication |
| 100 |
GUI |
Graphical User Interface |
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HD |
Hard Disk |
| 102 |
HDD |
Hard Disk Drive |
| 103 |
HDMI |
High Definition Multimedia Interface |
| 104 |
HP |
1. Hewlett Packard 2. Horse Power |
| 105 |
HPC |
Handheld Personal Computer |
| 106 |
HSDPA |
High-speed Downlink Packet Access |
| 107 |
HTML |
HyperText Markup Language |
| 108 |
HTTP |
Hypertext Transfer Protocol |
| 109 |
HTTPS |
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure |
| 110 |
IBM |
International Business Machines |
| 111 |
IC |
Integrated Circuit |
| 112 |
ICT |
Information Communication Technology |
| 113 |
ICU |
Intensive Care Unit |
| 114 |
IMAP |
Internet Message Access Protocol |
| 115 |
INTEL |
Integrated Electronics |
| 116 |
IO |
Input Output |
| 117 |
IOP |
Input Output Processor |
| 118 |
IP |
Internet Protocol |
| 119 |
IPV4 |
Internet Protocol Version 4 |
| 120 |
IPV6 |
Internet Protocol Version 6 |
| 121 |
ISO |
International Organisation for Standardisation |
| 122 |
ISP |
Internet Service Provider |
| 123 |
IT |
Information Technology |
| 124 |
J2EE |
Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition |
| 125 |
JAD |
Job Application Descriptor/Development |
| 126 |
JAR |
Java Archive |
| 127 |
JPEG |
Joint Photographic Expert Group |
| 128 |
JS |
JavaScript |
| 129 |
JSP |
Java Server Page |
| 130 |
KB |
Kilobyte |
| 131 |
KBPS |
Kilobits/Kilobytes per Second |
| 132 |
LAN |
Local Area Network |
| 133 |
LASER |
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation |
| 134 |
LCD |
Liquid Crystal Display |
| 135 |
LED |
Liquid Emitting Diode |
| 136 |
LLL |
Low-level Language |
| 137 |
LNG |
Liquefied Natural Gas |
| 138 |
LORAN |
Long Range Navigation |
| 139 |
LPG |
Liquefied Petroleum Gas |
| 140 |
MAN |
Metropolitan Area Network |
| 141 |
MASER |
Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation |
| 142 |
MB |
Motherboard / Megabyte |
| 143 |
MBPS |
Megabits/Megabytes per Second |
| 144 |
MHZ |
Mega Hertz |
| 145 |
MICR |
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition |
| 146 |
MIME |
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions |
| 147 |
MIPS |
Million Instructions for Second |
| 148 |
MP3 |
MPEG Audio Layer 3 |
| 149 |
MP4 |
MPEG-4 AVC |
| 150 |
MPEG |
Motion Picture Experts Group |
| 151 |
NAT |
Network Address Translation |
| 152 |
NIC |
Network Interface Card |
| 153 |
NIIT |
National Institute of Information Technology |
| 154 |
NTFS |
New Technology File System |
| 155 |
NTP |
Network Time Protocol |
| 156 |
OMR |
Optical Mark Reader/Recognition |
| 157 |
OOP |
Object-Oriented Programming |
| 158 |
OPENGL |
Open Graphics Library |
| 159 |
OS |
Operating System |
| 160 |
OSI |
Open Systems Interconnection |
| 161 |
PAN |
1. Personal Area Network / 2. Permanent Account Number |
| 162 |
PB |
Peta Byte |
| 163 |
PC |
Personal Computer |
| 164 |
PCI |
Peripheral Component Interconnect |
| 165 |
PDA |
Personal Digital |
| 166 |
PDF |
Portable Document Format |
| 167 |
PDU |
1. Protocol Data Unit / 2. Power Distribution Unit |
| 168 |
PING |
Packet Internet/Internetwork Groper |
| 169 |
PNG |
Portable Network Graphics |
| 170 |
POST |
Power on Self Test |
| 171 |
PPP |
Point to Point Protocol |
| 172 |
PROM |
Programmable Read-Only Memory |
| 173 |
PSU |
Power Supply Unit |
| 174 |
RADAR |
Radio Detection and Ranging |
| 175 |
RAID |
Redundant Array of Independent Disks |
| 176 |
RAM |
Random Access Memory |
| 177 |
RDBMS |
Relational Database Management System |
| 178 |
RDMA |
Remote Direct Memory Access |
| 179 |
RIP |
Routing Information Protocol |
| 180 |
RNA |
Ribose Nucleic Acid |
| 181 |
ROM |
Read Only-Memory |
| 182 |
RPM |
Revolutions Per Minute |
| 183 |
SAM |
1. Software Asset Management/ 2. Sequential Access Method / 3. Surface to Air Missile |
| 184 |
SARS |
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome |
| 185 |
SATA |
Serial Advanced Technology Attachment |
| 186 |
SEO |
Search Engine Optimisation |
| 187 |
SIM |
Subscriber Identity Module |
| 188 |
SIU |
Serial Interface Unit |
| 189 |
SMPS |
Switch Mode Power Supply |
| 190 |
SMS |
Short Message Services |
| 191 |
SMTP |
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
| 192 |
SNAP |
Subnetwork Access Protocol |
| 193 |
SNOBOL |
String Oriented Symbolic Language |
| 194 |
SONAR |
Sound Navigation and Ranging |
| 195 |
SQL |
Structured Query |
| 196 |
SRAM |
Static Random Access Memory |
| 197 |
SSD |
Solid State Drive |
| 198 |
STP |
Standard Temperature and Pressure |
| 199 |
TAPI |
Telephony Application Programming Interface |
| 200 |
TB |
Terabyte |
| 201 |
TCP |
Transmission Control Protocol |
| 202 |
TFT |
Thin Film Transistor |
| 203 |
TNT |
Tri Nitro Toulene |
| 204 |
TXT |
Text |
| 205 |
UHF |
Ultra High Frequency |
| 206 |
UI |
User Interface |
| 207 |
UMTS |
Universal Mobile Telecommunication System |
| 208 |
UNIVAC |
Universal Automatic Computer |
| 209 |
UPS |
Uninterruptible Power Supply |
| 210 |
URL |
Uniform Resource Locator |
| 211 |
USB |
Universal Serial Bus |
| 212 |
VAN |
Value Added Network |
| 213 |
VCD |
Video Compact Disk |
| 214 |
VDU |
Visual Display Unit |
| 215 |
VGA |
Video Graphics Array |
| 216 |
VHF |
Very High Frequency |
| 217 |
VIRUS |
Vital Information Resource Under Seized |
| 218 |
VOIP |
Voice Over Internet Protocol |
| 219 |
VPN |
Virtual Private Network |
| 220 |
VR |
Virtual Reality |
| 221 |
VRML |
Virtual Reality Mark-up Language |
| 222 |
WAN |
Wide Area Network |
| 223 |
WAP |
Wireless Application Protocol |
| 224 |
WBMP |
Wireless Bitmap Image |
| 225 |
WINS |
Windows Internet Name Service |
| 226 |
WLAN |
Wireless Local Area Network |
| 227 |
WMA |
Windows Media Audio |
| 228 |
WML |
Wireless Markup Language |
| 229 |
WMV |
Windows Media Video |
| 230 |
WWW |
World Wide Web |
| 231 |
XHTML |
Extensible Hypertext Markup Language |
| 232 |
XMF |
Extensible Music File |
| 233 |
XML |
Extensible Markup Language |
| 234 |
XSL |
Extensible Style Language |
| 235 |
YB |
Yottabyte |
| 236 |
ZB |
Zetta Byte |