Full Forms of Some Basic & Computer Terminology

 

Hello Friends this is my first Article. I have written this Article to give some basic information about the different computer terms by their full forms. Which is important to everyone who wants to gain the knowledge of computer basic terminology and it is also very much important from the competitive exams point of view. Through this post I am trying to explain the basic computer terms in a very simple and attractive manner. Here are the full forms of some basic computer terms.

Full Forms of Some Basic & Computer Terminology

COMPUTER – Common Operating Machine Purposely Used For Technological and Educational Research

(1.)          CPU – Central Processing Unit

(2.)          ALU – Arithmetic Logic Unit

(3.)          CU – Control Unit

(4.)          GB – Giga Byte

(5.)          KB – Kilo Byte

(6.)          MB – Mega Byte

(7.)          TB – Tera Byte

(8.)          PB – Penta Byte

(9.)          EB – Exa Byte

(10.)     ZB – Zotta Byte

(11.)     YB –Yatta Byte

(12.)     BB – Bronto Byte

(13.)     GPB – Geop Byte

(14.)     LAN – Local Area Network

(15.)     MAN – Metropolitan Area Network

(16.)     WAN – Wide Area Network

(17.)     OS – Operating System

(18.)     ASCII – American Standard Code for Information Interchange

(19.)     BASIC – Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code

(20.)     EBCDIC – Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code

(21.)     BCD – Binary Coded Decimal

(22.)     Unicode – Universal Code

(23.)     RAM – Random Access Memory

(24.)     ROM – Read Only Memory

(25.)     PROM – Programmable Read Only Memory

(26.)     PC – Personal Computer

(27.)     IC – Integrated Circuits

(28.)     EEPROM – Electronic Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory

(29.)     UPS – Uninterrupted Power Supply

(30.)     CRT – Cathode Ray Tube

(31.)     HTML – Hyper Text Markup Language

(32.)     HTTP – Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

(33.)     OCR – Optical Character Recognition

(34.)     VLSI – Very Large Scale Integration

(35.)     Del – Delete

(36.)     Sys – System

(37.)     ULSI – Ultra Large Scale Integration

(38.)     USB – Universal Serial Bus

(39.)     NIC – Network Interface Card

(40.)     UPC – Universal Product Code

(41.)     LSI – Large Scale Integration

(42.)     ISDN – Integrated Service Digital Network

(43.)     BIOS – Basic Input / Output System

(44.)     DBMS – Data Base Management System

(45.)     GIGO – Garbage In Garbage Out

(46.)     ISP – Internet Service Provider

(47.)     Email – Electronic Mail

(48.)     A.C. - Alternating Current

(49.)     FAT – File Allocation Table

(50.)     MICR – Magnetic Ink Character Recognition

(51.)     OMR – Optical Mark Reader

(52.)     URL – Uniform Resource Locater

(53.)     AGP - Accelerated Graphics Part

(54.)     VDT – Video Display Terminal

(55.)     IP – Internet Protocol

(56.)     MSI – Medium Scale Integration

(57.)     POST – Power On Self Test

(58.)     DTP – Desktop Publishing

(59.)     CD – Compact Disk

(60.)     FTP – File Transfer Protocol

(61.)     IP Address – Internet Protocol Address

(62.)     CAM – Computer Aided Manufacturing

(63.)     OOP – Object Oriented Programming

(64.)     CAD – Computer Aided Design

(65.)     JPEG – Joint Picture Expert Group

(66.)     GUI – Graphics / Graphical User Interface

(67.)     DOS – Disk Operating System

(68.)     IRG – Inter Record Gap

(69.)     DVD – Digital Video Disk

(70.)     DVD – Digital Versatile Disk

(71.)     IBG – Inter Block Gap

(72.)     AP – Access Point

(73.)     www – World Wide Web

(74.)     VDT – Video Display Terminal

(75.)     DNS – Domain Name System

(76.)     DNS – Domain Name Server

(77.)     TCP – Transfer Control Protocol

(78.)     POP – Post Office Protocol

(79.)     SMTP – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

(80.)     RGB – Red Green Blue

(81.)     LCD – Liquid Crystal Display

(82.)     LED – Light Emitting Diode

(83.)     TFT – Thin Film Transistor

(84.)     WMP – Windows Media Player

(85.)     SD – Secure Digital

(86.)     APM – Advance Power Management

(87.)     MMC – Multimedia Card

(88.)     MPEG – Motion Pictures Encoding Group

(89.)     GIF – Graphics Interchange Format

(90.)     ISD – Integration Organization for Standardization

(91.)     ACPI – Advanced Configuration and Power Interface

(92.)     CC – Carbon Copy

(93.)     BCC – Blind Carbon Copy

(94.)     MIME – Multimedia Internet Mail Extension

(95.)     KBPS – Kilo Bits Per Second

(96.)     MBPS – Mega Bits Per Second

(97.)     DDS – Digital Data Service

(98.)     ICMP – Internet Control Message Protocol

(99.)     BPS – Bits Per Second

(100.)           HDTV – High Definition Television

(101.)           ARP – Address Resolution Protocol