All Full Forms Related to Computer – A to Z (2023)

All Full Forms Related to Computer – A to Z (2023)

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1024 Bytes– 1 Kilo Byte (KB)
1024 EB– 1 Zetta Byte (ZB)
1024 GB– 1 Tera Byte (TB)

1024 KB– 1 Mega Byte (MB)
1024 MB– 1 Giga Byte(GB)
1024 PB– 1 Exa Byte (EB)
1024 TB– 1 Peta Byte (PT)
1024 ZB– 1 Yotta Byte (YB)


2G – Second Generation of mobile phone standards and
technology
3G – Third Generation of Mobile phone standards and
technology
4 Bits– 1 Nibble
4G – 4 Generation of mobile phone standards and
technology
4GL – Fourth Generation Language
8 Bits – 1 Byte


Full Form List of Computer


ACER – Acquisition Collaboration experimentation Reflection
ACM – Association for computing machinery
AIEE – American Institute of Electrical Engineers
AJAX – Asynchronous JavaScript And XML

ALGOL – Algorithmic language (For Hard Math)
AMD – Advanced Micro Devices
ANSI – American Standard Institute
APL – A Programming language
APT – Automatic Programmed Tooling Language
ASC – Action Script Communication
ASCC – Automatic Sequence controlled Calculator
ASP – Active Server Pages
ATA – Advanced Technology Attachment
ATX – Advanced Technology Extended
AUI Attachment Unit Interface


Computer term full form starting with B


BD– Blue Ray Disk
BIOS – Basic input output system
BASIC – Beginners all purpose symbolic instruction code
BCD – Binary Coded Decimal
BDA – Blue-Ray Disk Association
BGP – Border Gateway protocol / Broadway gateway protocol
BIPS – Billions of instructions per second
BISDN– broadband Integrated Services Digital Network
BPI – Bytes per inch
BPL – Broadband over power line
BRI – Basic Rate Interface
BCC– Blind Carbon Copy


Computer full forms for C


CAD – Computer Aided Design
CAN – Campus Area Network
CASE – Computer Aided software engineering
CCTV – Closed Circuit Television
CDC – Control Data Corporation
C-Dot – Centre For development of Telematics
CD-R – CD-Recordable
CD-ROM – Compact Disc-Rewritable
CD-RW – CD Read/Write
CGI – Common Gateway interface
CL – Command language
Class – computer Literacy and Studies in School
CUI – Character User Interface
CMOS – Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor
CMS Content Management System
COBOL – Common business oriented
CODASYAL – Conference of Data system language
COMAL – Common Algorithmic language
Computer – Commonly Operated Machine Particularly Used
in Technical And Educational Research
CP/M – Control Program For microprocessor
CPT – Coral Photo Paint
CSS – Cascading Style Sheets
CUI – Character User interface
CVT – Constant Voltage Transformer


Computer full form – D

D/A – Digital to Analog
DAT – Digital Audio Tape
DBA – Database Administrator
DBMS – Database management system
DBS – Demand Based Switching
DDL – Data Definition language
DDR – Double Data-Rate
DDR RAM – Double Data-Rate Random Access Memory
DDS – Digital Data Storage
DEC – Digital Equipment Corporation
DELL – Digital Electronic Link Library
DIMM – Duel in line memory module
DMA – Direct memory Access
DNA – Digital Network Architecture
DNS – Domain Name Service or Domain Name Server
DRAM – Dynamic RAM
DSN – Distributed System Network
DTD Document type definition
DTE – Data Terminal Equipment
DTS – Desk Top System
DTS – Digital Theater System
DVD-ROM – Digital Video Disc-Read Only Memory
DVD-RW – Digital Video Disc-Rewritable
DVI – Digital Visual Interface


Computer full forms list – E


EDODRAM(Extended Data Output DRAM)
EFM – Eight to Fourteen Modulation
EL – Electro-Luminescent
EMI – Electromagnetic Interference
EOF – End-of-File
EPG – Electronic Programming guide
EPROM – Erasable Parallel Read Only Memory
ERD – Emergency repair disk
ERP – Enterprise resource planning (Business Process
management software)
ESATA – External Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
ESDRAM (Enhanced Synchronous DRAM)


Full form in Computer – F


FAT – File Allocation Table
FAT12 – 12-Bit File Allocation Table
FAT16 – 16-Bit File Allocation Table
FAT32 – 32-Bit File Allocation Table
FAX – Far away Xerox
FDD – Floppy Disk Drive
FDM – Frequency Division Multiplexing
FEP – Front End Processor
Flops – Floating point operations Per Second
FM – Frequency Modulation
FMS – File management system
FORTRAN – Formula Translation
FPMDRAM (Fast page mode dram)
FPS – Frame Per Second
FQDN – Fully Qualified Domain Name
FSK – Frequency shift keying


Computer basic full form – G


GBps – Gigabytes per second or Gigabits per second
GFLOPS – Giga Flops
GHz – Giga hertz
Gnu – Gnu not UNIX
GPRS – General Packet radio service
GSM – Global system for mobile communication
GUI – Graphical User Interface


Computer full form starting with H


HDD – Hard Disk Drive
HDMI – High Definition Media Interface
HLL – High Level Language
HP – Hewlett-Packard
HSS – Hierarchical storage system
HTML – Hypertext markup language
HTTP – Hypertext transfer Protocol
HTTPS – Hypertext Transfer Protocol Over Secure Sockets
Layer
HVD – Holographic Versatile Disk ( 6 TB storage Capacity )


Computer full form in English – I


IBN – Indian Broadcasting Network
I/O – Input & Output
ICCC– International Computer Communication Conference
ICMP – Internet control message protocol
ICU – Intensive Care Unit
IDE – integrated development environment
IDN – Integrated Digital Networks
IEEE – Institute of Electrical and electronics engineers
IETF – Internet Engineering Task Force
IGMP – Internet Group management protocol
IMAP – Internet Message Access Protocol
IMDb – The internet Movie Database
INTEL – Integrated Electronics
IP – Internet Protocol
IPCONFIG – Internet Protocol Configuration
IPSEC – IP Security
IRDA – Infrared Data Association
ISD – International Subscriber Dialing
ISDN – Integrated Service Digital Network
ISH – Information super Highway
ISO – International Organization of standardization
IT – Information Technology

Computer full forms list – J

JDBC – Java Data Base Connectivity
JPEG – Joint photographic experts group
JRE – Java Runtime engine
JS – JavaScript
JSP – Java Server Page
KB – Kilobyte
Kbps – Kilo Byte Per Second
KHz – Kilo Hertz


Computer full forms starting with
character L


LAN – Local Area Network
LASER– Light Amplification by stimulated Emission of
Radiation
LCD – Liquid Crystal Display
LED – Light Emitting Diode
LISP – List Processing
LLL – Low Level Language
LOS – Linux operating system
LPM – Line per Minute
LSI – Large scale integration


Computer full forms starts from M


MAC – Media Access Control
MAN – Metropolitan Area Network
MAR – Memory Address Register
MB – Mega Byte
Mbps – Mega Bytes Per second
MBR – Memory Buffer Register
MHz – Megahertz
MIDI – Musical instrument Digital Interface
MIPS – Millions of instructions per second
MIS – Management information system
MOPS – Missions of Operation per second
MP3 – Moving Picture Experts Group Layer 3 Audio
MPEG – Moving Picture Experts Group
MS DOS – Microsoft Disk Operating System
MSCONFIG – Microsoft Configuration
MSI – Medium scale integrated circuits
MVT – Multiprogramming with variable tasks
Computer related full forms – N
NaN – Not a Number
NAS – Network attached storage
NET – Internet
NetBEUI – Networked Basic Input/Output System Extended
User Interface
NetBios – Network Basic Input output System
NFS – Network file system
NIC – National Informatic Centre
NICNET – National informatics center network
NNTP – Network News transfer protocol
NOS – Network operating system
NSF – National Science Foundation
NTFS – New Technology File System
NTLDR – New Technology Loader
ODBC – Open Database Connectivity
OODBMS – Object Oriented Database Management System
OOP – Object oriented programming
OS – Operating system
OSI – Open system interconnection
OSPF – Open system path first
OSS – Open source software
Full forms in Computer – P
PAN – Personal Area network
PASCAL – Preservation and storage center for Academic
Libraries.
PC – Personal computer
PCI – Peripheral Component Interconnect
PCT – Private communication Technology
PDA– Personal Digital Assistant
PDL – Program Design Language
PDP – Program Data Processor
PEM – Privacy Enhanced Mail
PERL – Practical Extraction and Reporting language
PHP – Hypertext Preprocessor
PILOT – Programmed Instruction, Learning or Teaching
PINE – Pine is Not Elm
PIP – Peripheral interchange program
POP – Post Office Protocol
POP-3– Post Office protocol – 3
POST – Power On self test
PPP – Point to Point Protocol
PPP – Pubic Private Partnership
PPTP – Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
PRI Primary Rate Interface
Prolog – Programming in logic
PROM – Programmable Read Only memory
Ps – Photoshop
PSP – Paint shop Pro
PSTN – Public Switched Telephone network
QDOS – Quick and Dirty Operating system
QOS – Quality of service
RATs – Remote Admin Trojans
RDRAM(Rambus DRAM)
RGB – Red Green Blue
RIP – Routing information protocol
RISC – Reduced instruction set computer
ROM – Read only memory
RPC – Remote Procedure Call
RPG – Report Program Generator
RSAC – Recreational Software Advisory Council
RSS – Really Simple Syndication
Computer full forms starting with “S”
Character
SASS – Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets
SCSI – Small computer system interface
SD – Secure Digital
SDLC – Software Development life cycle
SDRAM (Synchronous DYNAMIC RAM)
SEQUEL – Structured English Query Language
SGML – Standard Generalized Markup Language
SGMT – Simulated Greenwich Mean Time.
SIMM – Single in line memory module
SLIP – serial line internet protocol
SMPP – Short Message Peer to Peer
SMPS – Switch Mode Power Supply
SMTP – Simple Mail Transport Protocol
SNA – System network Architecture
SNMP – Simple network management protocol
SNOBOL – String Oriented and Symbolic language
SPDIF – Sony/Phillips digital interface
SPOOLING – Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line
SQL – Structured Query language
SRAM – Static RAM
SSD – Solid State Disk
SSH – Secure Shell of Secure Socket Shell
SSI – Small Scale integration
SSL – Secure Socket Layer
TB – Terabyte
TCP – Transport Control
TDM – Time Division Multiplexing
TDS – Tax Deducted at source
Telnet – Telecommunication network
TIFF – Tagged Image file format
TXT – Text
“U” Letter full forms in Computer
UDP – User Datagram Protocol
UI– User Interface
ULSI – Ultra large scale integration
UOS – UNIX operating system
URL – Uniform Resource Locator
UTF – Unicode transformation format
UUCP – Unix to Unix copy protocol
UX – User Experience
VAN – Value Added Network
VAT – Value Add Tax
VBA – Visual Basic for Application
VCD – Video compact Disk
VCR – Video cassette recorder
VDT – Video display terminal
VDU – Visual Display Unit
VGA – Video graphics Array
VIRUS: Vital Information Resources Under Seize
VOD – Video on Demand
VOIP – Voice over internet protocol
VPN – Virtual Private Network
VRAM – Video Random Access Memory
VSAT – Very small aperture terminal
WAIS – Wide Area Information Servers
WAN – Wide Area Network
WAP – Wireless Application Protocol
Wi-Fi – Wireless Fidelity
Wipro – Western Indian Products
WLAN – Wireless Local area network
WLL – Wireless Local Loop
WORM – Write once read many
WOS – window operating system
WP – WordPress
www – world wide web
WWWW – World Wide Web Worm
XCF – Experimental Computing Facility
XGA – Extended Graphics Array
XHTML – Extensible Hypertext markup language
XML – Extensible markup language
XML – Extensible Markup Language
Yahoo – Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle
ZIP – Zigzag Inline Package
Computer most important full form
API – Application Programming interface
ASCII – American Standard code for information interchange
ARPANET – Advanced Research Project Agency Network
CPU – Central Processing Unit
DHCP – Dynamic Host configuration Protocol
EBCDIC – Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
ALU – Arithmetic logic unit
EDVAC – Electronic Discrete variable automatic calculator
ENIAC – Electronic Numerical Integrator and calculator
ISP – Internet Service Provider
OCR – Optical character Recognition
AI-Artificial Intelligence
ATM – Automated Teller Machine
CC – Carbon Copy
CD – Compact Disk
CRT – Cathode Ray Tube
DOS – Disk Operating System
DPI – Dots Per Inch
DVD – Digital Versatile Disk/ Digital Video Disk
FTP – File Transfer Protocol
GB – Giga Byte
IBM – International Business Machine
IC – Integrated Chip
OMR – Optical Mark Recognition
PDF – Portable Document Format
RAM – Random Access Memory
USB – Universal Serial Bus

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