• AGP –>Accelerated Graphic Port
• PC –>Personal Computer
• EPROM –>Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
• BIOS –>Basic Input and Output System
• HDD –>Hard Disk Drive
• PCI –>Peripheral Component Interconnect
• UNIVAC –>Universal Automatic Computer
• GUI –>Graphic User Interface
• USB –>Universal Serial Bus
• VGA –>Visual Graphic Adaptor
• MAN –>Metropolitan Area Network
• ASCII –>American Standard Code for Information Interchange
• WAN –>Wide Area Network
• EBCDIC –>Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
• LAN –>Local Area Network
• EEPROM/EAPROM –>Electrical Erasable/Alterable Programmable Read Only
Memory
• CPU –>Central Processing Unit
• OS –>Operating System
• ALU –>Arithmetic and Logic Unit
• DVD –>Digital Versatile Disc
• CD –>Compact Disk
• ROM –>Read Only Memory
• VDU –>Visual Display Unit
• RAM –>Random Access Memory
• ICT –>Information Communication Technology
• PROM –>Programmable Read-Only Memory
• URL –>Uniform Resource Locator
• IDE –>Integrated Drive Electronics
• FORTRAN –>Formular Translator
• MOS –>Metaoxide Semi-Conductor
• ATX –>Advanced Technology Extended
• SIM –>Subscriber Identification Module
• MHZ –>Megahertz
• ISP –>Internet Service Provider
• GHZ –>Gigahertz
• DBMS –>Database Management System
• SQL –>Structured Query Language
• RW –>Re-Writeable
• SDT –>Serial Data Transmission
• CAN –>Campus Area Network
• SIMMs –>Single In-line Memory Module
• PAN –>Personal Area Network
DIMMs –>Dual In-line Memory Module
• CMOS –>Complimentary Metaoxide Semi-Conductor
• ENIAC –>Electronic Number Integrator And Calculator
• CMD –>Command
• EDSAC –>Electronic Dialog Storage Automatic Computer
• MAC –>Media Access Control
• IC –>Integrated Circuit
• LSIC –>Large Scale Integrated Circuit
• DIR –>Directory
• GIGO –>Gabbage In Garbage Out
• PHP –>PHP Hypertext Preprocessor
• DOC –>Document
• PDT –>Parallel Data Transmission
• PDA –>Personal Digital Assistant
• USSD –>Unstructured Supplementary Service Data
• WWW –>World Wide Web
• COBOL –>Common Basic Oriented Language
• CCNP –>Cisco Certified Network Professionals
• BASIC –>Beginner All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
• CEH –>Certified Ethical Hacking
• TCP –>Transmission Control Protocol
• CSS –>Cascading Style Sheet
• CISCO –>Computer Information System Company
• XXS –>Cross Site Scripting
• XML –>Extensible Mark-up Language
• HTML –>Hypertext Markup Language
• CCNA –>Cisco Certified Network Associate
• RFI –>Remote File Inclusion
• HTTP –>Hypertext Transfer Protocol
• DDOS –>Distribution Denial Of Service
• VPN –>Virtual Private Network
• SEO –>Search Engine Optimization
• IP Internet Protocol
Operating Systems and Data Storage Based
BIOS – This is the Basic Input Output System which controls the computer, telling
it what operations to perform. These instructions are on a chip that connects to
the motherboard.
BYTE – A byte is a storage unit for data.
“K” is a Kilobyte which is 1024 bytes.
“MB” is a Megabyte which is a million bytes.
“GB” is a Gigabyte, which equals 1000 megabyt
CPU – This stands for the Central Processing Unit of the computer. This is like the
computer’s brain.
MAC – This is an abbreviation for Macintosh, which is a type of personal
computer made by the Apple Computer company.
OS – This is the Operating System of the computer. It is the main program that
runs on a computer and begins automatically when the computer is turned on.
PC – This is the abbreviation for personal computer. It refers to computers that
are IBM compatible.
PDF – This represents the Portable Document Format which displays files in a
format that is ready for the web.
RAM – This stands for Random Access Memory which is the space inside the
computer that can be accessed at one time. If you increase the amount of RAM,
then you will increase the computer’s speed. This is because more of a particular
program is able to be loaded at one time.
ROM – This is Read Only Memory which is the instruction for the computer and
can not be altered.
VGA – The Video Graphics Array is a system for displaying graphics. It was
developed by IBM.
WYSIWYG – This initialism stands for What You See Is What You Get. It is
pronounced “wizziwig” and basically means that the printer will print what you
see on your monitor.
Connecting to the Internet Network Based
FTP – This is a service called File Transport Protocol which moves a file between
computers using the Internet.
HTML – Hyper Text Markup Language formats information so it can be
transported on the Internet.
HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol is a set of instructions for the software that
controls the movement of files on the Internet.
IP – This stands for Internet Protocol which is the set of rules that govern the
systems connected to the Internet. IP Address is a digital code specific to each
computer that is hooked up to the Internet.
ISP – The Internet Service Provider is the company which provides Internet
service so you can connect your computer to the Internet.
LAN – This stands for Local Area Network which is the servers that your computer
connects to in your geographic area.
PPP – Point-to-Point Protocol is the set of rules that allow your computer to use
the Internet protocols using a phone line and modem.
URL – This is the Uniform Resource Locator which is a path to a certain file on the
World Wide Web.
USB – The Universal Serial Bus is used for communications between certain
devices. It can connect keyboards, cameras, printers, mice, flash drives, and other
devices. Its use has expanded from personal computers to PDAs, smartphones,
and video games, and is used as a power cord to connect devices to a wall outlet to
charge them.
VR – Virtual Reality simulates a three-dimensional scene on the computer and
has the capability of interaction. This is widely used in gaming.
VRML – Virtual Reality Markup Language allows the display of 3D images.
Some Common Email Abbreviations
Here is a list of email abbreviations that are commonly used to get your point across in
less time and fewer keystrokes:
2G4U – Too Good For You
AWHFY – Are We Having Fun Yet?
AYPI – And Your Point Is?
GAL – Get A Life
GMTA – Great Minds Think Alike
J4F – Just For Fun
KISS – Keep it Simple, Stupid
QL – Quit Laughing!
RUOK – Are you Okay?
SITD – Still In The Dark
TIC – Tongue In Cheek
WYSIWYG – What You See Is What You Get
YYSSW – Yeah Yeah Sure Sure Whatever
ZZZ – Sleeping, Bored, Tire
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