1.
ACID-atomicity consistency isolation durability
2. ACPI-dvanced configuration and power interface
3. APCI-application layer protocol control information
4. ADSL-asymmetric digital subscriber line
5. AMD-advanced micro devices
6. AMR-audio modem riser/ adaptive multi-rate
7. API-application programming interface
8. ASCII-american standard code for information interchange
9. ASP-application service provider
10. AMOLED-active matrix organic led
11. APN-access point name
12. APK-authenticated public key
13. ACER-acquisition collaboration equipmentation reflection
14. ALU-artithmetic logic unit
15. ATAPI-advanced technology attachment packet interface
16. ABIOS-advanced bios
17. ALGOL-algorithmetic language
18. AM-amplitude modulation
19. ARPANET-advanced research projects agency network
20. ATM-asynchronus transfer mode
21. BASIC-beginners all purpose symbolic instruction code
22. BBS-bulletin board system
23. BIOS-basic input output system
24. BJT-bipolar junction transistor
25. BGP-border gateway protocol
26. BMP-bitmap
27. BOOTP-bootstrap protocol
28. BCD-binary coded decimal
29. BCR-barcode reader
30. BPI-bytes per inch
31. BPS-bites per second
32. CAD-computer aided design
33. CD-R-compact disc recordable
34. CD-RW-compact disc rewritable
35. CF-compact flash
36. CFG-control flow graph
37. CGA-color graphics adapter
38. CGI-common gateway interface
39. CLI-command line interface
40. CM-configuration management
41. COM-component object model
42. CRC-cyclic redundancy check
43. CRT-cathode ray tube
44. CSS-cascading style sheets
45. CT-computed topography
46. CVS-concurrent versioning system
47. CDMA-code division multiple access
48. COMPUTER-common oriented machine particularly united
49. and used under technical & educational research
50. CPS-characters per second
51. CMM-capability maturity model
52. CAB-compressed application binary
53. CADD-computer aided design and drafting
54. CASE-computer aided software engineering
55. CHAT-conversational hypertext access technology
56. CHCP-change code page
57. CISC-complex instruction set computing
58. CAL-computer aided learning
59. CAM-computer aided manufacturing
60. ccTLD-country code top level domain
61. C-DAC-centre for development of advanced computing
62. C-DOT-centre for development of telematics
63. CD-ROM-compact disk read only memory
64. COBOL-common business oriented language
65. COMAL-common algorithmic language
66. DHTML-dynamic hyper text markup language
67. DLL-dynamic link library
68. DMA-direct memory access
69. DNS-domain name system
70. DOM-document object model
71. DOS-disk operating system
72. DRAM-dynamic random access memory
73. DELL-digital electronic link library
74. DVD-digital video disk
75. DLNA-digital living network alliance
76. DAT-digital audio tape
77. DSLR-digital single lens reflex camera
78. DASD-direct access storage device
79. EOF-end of file
80. ESN-electronic serial number
81. EDGE-enhanced data rates for global evolution
82. EFTS-electronic funds transfer system
83. EJB-enterprise java beans
84. EEMS-enhanced expanded memory specification
85. ESC-extended standard code
86. EDI-electronic database interchange
87. EDP-electronic data processing
88. EPROM-erasable programmable read only memory
89. EEPROM-electrically erasable prom
90. FAT-file allocation table
91. FET-field effect transistor
92. FIFO-fist in first out
93. FPGA-field programmable gate array
94. FTP-file transfer protocol
95. FDD-floppy disc drive
96. FPU-floating point unit
97. FDM-frequency division multiplexing
98. FILO-first in last out
99. FLOPS-floating point operations per second
100. FORTRAN-formula translation
101. GIF-graphics interchange format
102. GRUB-grand unified boot loader
103. GUI-graphical user interface
104. GSM-global system for mobile communications
105. GPRS-general packet radio service
106. GPS-global positiong syatem
107. GOOGLE-global organization of oriented group
108. language of earth
109. GMRT-giant metrewave radio telescope
110. GIS-geographic information system
111. GML-generalized markup language
112. GDI-graphics device interface
113. GSP-global service provider
114. GIGO-garbage in garbage out
115. HAL-hardware abstraction layer
116. HCI-human computer interaction
117. HDD-hard disk drive
118. HDMI-high definition multimedia interface
119. HSDPA-high speed downlink packet access
120. HSUPA-high speed uplink packet access
121. HP-hewlett packard
122. HDML-handheld device markup language
123. IDL-interface definition layer
124. IRC-internet relay chat
125. IRQ-interrupt request
126. ISA-industry standard architecture
127. ISO-international organization for standardization
128. ISP-internet service provider
129. IMEI-international mobile equipment identity
130. IVR-interactive voice response
131. INMAS-institute of nuclear medicine and allied sciences
132. ITES-information technology enabled services
133. IMAP-internet message access protocol
134. ISDN-integrated services digital network
135. ICMP-internet control message protocol
136. IAB-internet archieve board
137. IETF-internet engineering task force
138. JPEG-joint photographic experts group
139. KIPS-knowledge information processing system
140. LDAP-lightweight directory access protocol
141. LCD-liquid crystal display
142. LAWN-local area wireless network
143. LASER-light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
144. LSI-large scale integration
145. LTE-long term evolution
146. MOSFET-metal-oxide semiconductor field effect transistor
147. MUN-multi-user dungeon
148. MPEG-moving pictures experts group
149. MMS-multimedia message service
150. MODEM-modulator demodulator
151. MFLOPS-million floating point operations per second
152. MTOPS-millions of theoretical operations per second
153. MIPS-million instructions per second
154. MBPS-megabits per second
155. MICR-magnetic ink character recognition
156. MIDI-musical instrument digital interface
157. MOPS-million operations per second
158. MSI-medium scale integration
159. NFS-network file system
160. YAHOO-yet another hierarchical officious oracle
161. XMS-extended memory specification
162. XML-extensible markup language
163. WLL-wireless local loop
164. WIMAX-worldwide interoperability for microwave access
165. WINDOWS-wide interactive network development for office
work solution
166. WXGA-wide extended graphics array
167. WCDMA-wide band code division multiple access
168. WVGA-wide video graphics array
169. WPA-wi-fi protected access
170. WEP-wired equivalent privacy
171. WAP-wireless application protocol
172. VSAT-very small aperture terminal
173. VOLTE-voice over long term evolution
174. VOIP-voice over internet protocol
175. VDU-video display unit
176. VDT-visual display terminal
177. VAN-value added network
178. VFAT-virtual file allocation table
179. VRAM-video random access memory
180. VPN-virtual private network
181. VIRUS-vital information resources under siege
182. VGA-video graphics array/adopter
183. VBA-visual basic for applications
184. VRML-virtual reality markup language
185. UVEPROM-ultra violet erasable prom
186. UPC-universal product code
187. UNIVAC-universal automatic computer
188. URE-unrecoverable read error
189. UART-universal asynchronous reciever transmitter
190. UMTS-universal mobile telecommunications system
191. USB-universal serial bus
192. URL-uniform resource locator
193. URI-uniform resource identifier
194. UPS-uninterruptible power supply
195. UML-unified markup language
196. UHF-ultra high frequency
197. TLD-top level domain
198. TDM-time division multiplexing
199. TPS-transaction processing system
200. TPI-tracks per inch
201. TIFF-tagged image file format
202. TIPS-terrorism information and prevention system
203. TFT-thin film transistor
204. TTL-transistor to transistor logic
205. TCP-transmission control protocol
206. SVGA-super video graphics array
207. SRAM-static random access memory
208. SMPS-switch mode power supply
209. SGML-standard generalized markup language
210. SERP-search engine result page
211. SCSI-small computer interface
212. SAA-system application architecture
213. SMS-short message service
214. SAP-systems application and products in data processing
215. SIS-server intelligent storage
216. SNS-social network service
217. SLCD-super liquid crystal display
218. SIM-subscriber identity module
219. SVG-scalable vector graphics
220. SSL-secure socket layer
221. SSH-secure socket shell
222. SQL-structured query language
223. SMTP-simple mail transfer protocol
224. SMP-symmetric multiprocessing
225. SIMM-single in line memory module
226. SEAL-semantics directed environment adaptation language
227. SAN-storage area network
228. SCP-secure copy protocol
229. REXX-restructured extended executer
230. RDBMS-relational dbms
231. RTF-rich text format
232. RISC-reduced instruction set computer
233. RSA-rivest shamir adleman
234. RLE-run length encoding
235. RIP-routing information protocol
236. RFID-radio frequency identification
237. RDF-resource description framework
238. RAID-redundant array of inexpensive discs
239. QVGA-quarter video graphics array
240. PSTN-public switched telephone network
241. PROLOG-programming in logic
242. PPM-pages per minute
243. POST-power on self test
244. PM-phase modulation
245. PDF-portable document format
246. PCI-peripheral component interconnect
247. PPP-point to point protocol
248. POP-post office protocol
249. PNP-plug and play
250. PIM-personal information manager
251. PAP-password authentication protocol
252. PAL-phase alteration line
253. POSIX-portable operating system interface
254. PPI-pixels per inch
255. PXE-pre execution environment
256. PVR-personal video recoder
257. PNG-portable netwrok graphics
258. PERL-pratical extraction and reporting language
259. PCM-pulse code modulation
260. PCB-printed circuit board
261. PAN-personal area network
262. OMR-optical mark reader
263. OCR-optical character recognition
264. OSI-open system interconnection
265. ODBC-object database connectivity
266. OSDN-open source developer network
267. OOP-object oriented programming
268. Ooo-open office.org
269. OLED-organic led
270. NIXI-national internet exchange of india
271. NICNET-national informatics centre network
272. NIC-network interface card
273. NTFS-new technology file system
274. NNTP-network news transfer protocol
275. NMI-non-maskable interrupt
276. NPU-numeric processing unit
277. NPL-netscape public license
278. WORM-write once read many
279. EDVAC-electronic discrete variable automatic computer
280. OPC-open platform communication
281. IBM-internation business machines
282. EPS-encapsulated postscript
283. HTTPS-hypertext transfer protocol secure
284. SATA-serial advanced technology attachment
