A to Z Computer Full Form PDF Download

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List of Computer Full form

1GL – First-Generation Programming Language

2GL – Second-Generation Programming Language

3GL – Third-Generation Programming Language

4GL- Fourth Generation Programming Language

5GL -Fifth Generation Programming Language

286 – Intel 80286 processor

386 – Intel 80386 processor

486 – Intel 80486 processor

Computer Fullform(A)

AAT –Average  Access Time

AA –Anti Aliasing

AAC –Advanced  Audio Coding

ABC – Atanasoft  Berry Computer

ABCL – Actor-Based Concurrent Language

ABI – Application Binary Interface

ABR – Auto Baud-Rate detection

AC- Alternating Current

ACE – Advanced Computing Environment .

ACID – Atomicity Consistency Isolation Durability

ACL – Access Control List

ACM – Association for Computing Machinery

AD – Active Directory

AD -Administrative Domain

ADC – Analog-to-Digital Converter

ADO -ActiveX Data Objects

ADSL – Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line

ADT – Abstract Data Type

AE – Adaptive Equalizer

AES – Advanced Encryption Standard

AH Active Hub

AI – Artificial Intelligence

AL – Active Link

ALGOL – Algorithmic Language.

ALSA – Advanced Linux Sound Architecture

ALU – Arithmetic and Logical Unit

AM – Active Monitor

AMD – Advanced Micro Devices

AMR – Audio Modem Riser

ANSI – American National Standards Institute

AOE – ATA over Ethernet

APCI – Application-Layer Protocol Control Information

API – Application Programming Interface

APIPA – Automatic Private IP Addressing

ARP-Address Resolution Research

ARPA – Advanced Research Projects Agency

ARPANET -Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

AS – Access Server

ASCII – American Standard Code for Information Interchange

ASIC – Application Specific Integrated Circuit

ASM – Algorithmic State Machine

ASP – Application Service Provider

ASR – Asynchronous Signal Routine

AST – Abstract Syntax Tree

AT – Advanced Technology

ATA – Advanced Technology Attachment

ATM – Asynchronous Transfer Mode

AVC – Advanced Video Coding

AVI – Audio Video Interleaved

AWT – Abstract Window Toolkit

Computer Fullform(B)

BAL – Basic Assembly Language

BASIC – Beginner’s All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code

BBP – Baseband Processor

BBS – Bulletin Board System

BCD – Binary Coded Decimal

BEEP – Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol

BER – Bit Error Rate

BFD – Binary File Descriptor

BFS – Breadth-First Search

BGP – Border Gateway Protocol

bin – binary

BINAC – Binary Automatic Computer

BIOS – Basic Input Output System

bit – Binary digit

Blob – Binary large object

Blog – Web Log

BOOTP – Bootstrap Protocol

bps – bits per second

BRR – Business Readiness Rating

BSA – Business Software Alliance

BT – Bluetooth

BTAM – Basic Telecommunications Access Method

BW – Bandwidth

BYOD – Bring Your Own Device

Computer Fullform(C)

CA – Certificate Authority

CAD – Computer-Aided Design

CAE – Computer-Aided Engineering

CAI – Computer Aided Instruction

CAM – Computer-Aided Manufacturing

CAT – Computer-Aided Translation

CAQ  –  Computer-Aided Quality Assurance

CASE – Computer-Aided Software Engineering

CAPTCHA-Completely Automated Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and Human Apart

cc – C Compiler

CD – Compact Disc

CDMA – Code Division Multiple Access

CD-R – CD -Recordable

CD-ROM – CD  Read-Only Memory

CD-RW –CD -Rewritable

CF – Compact Flash

CG – Computer Graphics

CGA – Color Graphics Array

CGI – Common Gateway Interface

CGI – Computer-Generated Imagery

CHAP – Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol

CIDR – Classless Inter-Domain Routing

CIFS – Common Internet File system

CIM – Common Information Model

CLI – Command Line Interface

CLR – Common Language Runtime

CM – Configuration Management

CM – Content Management

CMOS – Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor

CMS – Content Management System

CN – Common Name

CNC – Computer Numerical Control

COBOL – Common Business-Oriented Language

COM – Component Object Model

CPU – Central Processing Unit

CRT – Cathode Ray Tube

CRUD – Create, Read, Update and Delete

CS – Computer Science

CSE  – Computer Science and Engineering

CSI – Common System Interface

CSS – Cascading Style Sheets

CSV – Comma-Separated Values

CT – Computerized Tomography

CTCP – Client-To-Client Protocol

CTI – Computer Telephony Integration

CTL – Computational Tree Logic

CTS – Clear To Send

CU – Central Unit

CUA – Common User Access

Computer Abbreviations/Computer Fullform(D)

DAC – Digital-To-Analog Converter

DAO – Data Access Objects

DAO – Disk-At-Once

DAP – Directory Access Protocol

DARPA – Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

DAT – Digital Audio Tape

DB – Database

DBA – Database Administrator 

DBMS – Database Management System

DCC – Direct Client-to-Client

DCCP – Datagram Congestion Control Protocol

DCL – Data Control Language

DCMI – Dublin Core Metadata Initiative

DD – Double Density

DDL- Data Definition Language

DDR – Double Data Rate

DES – Data Encryption Standard

dev – Development

DFA – Deterministic Finite Automaton

DFD – Data Flow Diagram

DFS – Depth-First Search

DFS – Distributed File System

DHTML – Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language

DIP – Dual In-line Package

DIVX – Digital Video Express

DL – Download

DLL – Dynamic Link Library

DLP – Digital Light Processing

DMA – Direct Memory Access

DML – Definitive Media Library

DND – Drag and Drop

DNS – Domain Name System

DOM – Document Object Model

DOS – Disk Operating System

DP – Dot Pitch

DPI –  Dots Per Inch

DPMI – DOS Protected Mode Interface

DPMS – Display Power Management Signaling

DRAM – Dynamic Random Access Memory

DR-DOS – Digital Research – Disk Operating System

DSDL – Document Schema Definition Languages

DSL – Digital Subscriber Line

DSL – Domain Specific Language

DSN – Database Source Name

DSP – Digital Signal Processor

DSSSL – Document Style Semantics and Specification Language

DTD – Document Type Definition

DTE – Data Terminal Equipment

DTP – Desktop Publishing

DVD – Digital Versatile Disc

DVD – Digital Video Disc

DVD-R – DVD-Recordable

DVD-ROM – DVD-Read Only Memory

DVD-RW – DVD-Rewritable

DVI – Digital Visual Interface

DVR – Digital Video Recorder

Computer Fullform(E)

EAI – Enterprise Application Integration

EAP – Extensible Authentication Protocol

ECOS – Embedded Configurable 0perating System

EDA – Electronic Design Automation

EDI – Electronic Data Interchange

EDO – Extended Data Out

EDSAC -Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator

EDVAC – Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer

EEPROM-Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory

EFI- Extensible Firmware Interface

EGA – Enhanced Graphics Array

eID electronic ID card

ELF – Executable and Linkable Format

email – Electronics Mail

ENIAC – Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer

EOF – End of File

EOL – End of Line

EOM – End of Message

EPROM – Erasable Programmable Read only Memory

ERP – Enterprise Resource Flaming

EUC – Extended Unix Code

EULA – End User License Agreement

EXE – Executable

EXT -Extended file system

Computer Fullform(F)

FAP – FORTRAN Assembly Program

FAT – File Allocation Table

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

FAX-Far Away Xerox

FCB – File Control Block

FCS – Frame Check Sequence

FDC – Floppy Disk Controller

FDD – Floppy Disk Drive

FDMA – Frequency Division Multiple Access

FET – Field Effect Transistor

FHS – Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

FIFO – First In First Out

FL – Function Level

FLAC -Free Lossless Audio Codec

FLOPS – Floating Point Operations Per Second

FOSI -Formatted Output Specification Instance

FOSS – Free and Open Source Software

FORTRAN-FORmula TRANslation

FP – Function Programming

FPS -Floating Point Systems

FS – File System

FTP – File Transfer Protocol

FXP – File exchange Protocol

Computer Fullform(G)

Gb – Gigabit

GB – Gigabyte

GCR – Group Code Recording

GDI – Graphics Device Interface

GIF – Graphics Interchange Format

GIGO – Garbage in, Garbage Out

GIS – Geographic Information System

GLUT – OpenGL Utility Toolkit

GML – Geography Markup Language

GPS-Global Positioning System

GPU – Graphics Processing Unit

GSM – Global System for Mobile Communications

GUI – Graphical User Interface

GWT – Google Web Toolkit

Computer Fullform(H)

HAL -Hardware Abstraction Layer

HBA – Host Bus Adapter

HCI – Human Computer Interaction

HD – High Density

HDD – Hard Disk Drive

HCL – Hardware Compatibility List

HD DVD – High Definition DVD

HDL – Hardware Description Language

HDMI – High Definition Multimedia Interface

HF – High Frequency

HHD – Hybrid Hard Drive

HID -Human Interface Device

HIG – Human Interface Guidelines

HIRD – Hurd of Interfaces Representing Depth

HMA – High Memory Area

HP – Hewlett Packard

HPC –High Performance Computing

HPFS –  High Performance File System

HTC – High Throughput Computing

HTM –  Hierarchical Temporal Memory

HTML – Hypertext Markup Language

HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol

HTTPd – Hypertext Transport Protocol Daemon

HTX –  Hyper Transport  expansion

HURD – Hird of Unix-Replacing Daemons

HVD – Holographic Versatile Disc

Hz –  Hertz

Computer Fullform(I)

IBM – International Business Machines

IC – Integrated Circuit

ICANN – Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

ICE – In Circuit Emulator

ICE – Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics

ICMP – Internet Control Message Protocol

ICP –  Internet Cache Protocol

ICT –  Information & Communication Technology

IDE – Integrated Development Environment

IDE –  Integrated Drive Electronics

IDF – Intermediate Distribution Frame

IDL – Interface Definition Language

IDS – Intrusion Detection System

IE – Internet Explorer

IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

IGRP – Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

IHV – Independent Hardware Vendor

IIOP – Internet Inter-Orb Protocol

IIS- Internet Information Services

IL – Intermediate Language

IM – Instant Messaging

IMAP – Internet Message Access Protocol

IME – Input Method Editor

INFOSEC – Information Systems Security

I/0 – Input/ Output

IP – Internet Protocol

IPC – Inter-Process Communication

IPL  – Initial Program Load

IPO – Inter Procedural Optimization

IPP – Internet Printing Protocol

IPS – Intrusion Prevention System

IPsec – Internet Protocol security

IPTV – Internet Protocol Television

IPX – Internet work Packet Exchange

IRC – Internet Relay Chat

IRP – I/O Request Packet

IRQ – Interrupt Request

IS – Information Systems

ISA – Industry Standard Architecture

ISC – Internet Storm Center

iSCSI – Internet Small Computer System Interface

ISDN – Integrated Services Digital Network

ISO – International Organization for Standardization

ISP – Internet Service Provider

ISR – Interrupt Service Routine

ISV – Independent Software Vendor

IT – Information Technology

ITU – International Telecommunication Union

IVRS – Interactive Voice Response System

Computer Fullform(J)

J2EE – Java 2 Enterprise Edition

J2MB – Java 2 Micro Edition

J2SE – Java 2 Standard Edition

JAXB – Java Architecture for XML Binding

JAXP – Java API for XML Processing

JCE – Java Cryptography Extension

JCP – Java Community Process

JDBC – Java Database Connectivity

 JDK – Java Development Kit

JDS – Java Desktop System

JFC – Java Foundation Classes

JNI – Java Native Interface

JPEG – Joint Photographic Experts Group

JS – JavaScript

JSON – Java Script Object Notation

JSP – Jackson Structured Programming

JSP- Java Server Pages

JUG – Java Users Group

JVM – Java Virtual Machine

Computer Fullform(K)

Kb – Kilobit

KB – Kilo byte

KHz – Kilohertz

KM – Knowledge Machine

KRL – Knowledge Representation Language

KVM – Keyboard Video  Mouse

Computer Fullform(L)

LAN – Local Area Network

LBA – Logical Block Addressing

LCD – Liquid Crystal Display

LDAP – Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

LED – Light Emitting Diode

LF – Line Feed

LF – Low Frequency

LIF – Low Insertion Force

LIFO – Last In First Out

LISP –  List Processing

LOC – Lines of Code

LSB – Least Significant Bit

LSB – Linux Standard Base

LSI – Large Scale Integration

LTR – Left-to-Right

LUN – Logical Unit Number

LV – Logical Volume

LVD – Low Voltage Differential

LVM – Logical Volume Management

LZW – Lempel-Ziv-Welch

Computer Abbreviations lists

Computer Fullform(M)

MAC – Mandatory Access Control

MAC – Media Access Control

MAN – Metropolitan Area Network

MANET – Mobile Ad-Hoc Network

Mb – Megabit

MB – Megabyte

MBCS – Multi Byte Character Set

MBR -Master Boot Record

MCA -Micro Channel Architecture

MDA – Mail Delivery Agent

MDF -Main Distribution Frame

MDI – Multiple Document Interface

ME – Millennium Edition

MF – Medium Frequency

MFM – Modified Frequency Modulation

MHz – Megahertz 

MICR-Magnetic Ink Character Recognition

MIMO – Multiple input Multiple Output

MIPS -Million Instructions Per Second

MIPS – Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages

MIME –  Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

MMI – Man Machine Interface

OMR-Optical Mark Reader

MMIO – Memory Mapped I/ O

MMU –  Memory Management Unit

MoBo – Motherboard

MOM – Message Oriented Middleware

MOS – Microsoft Office Specialist

MOSFET – MetaI Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor

MPU – Microprocessor Unit

MS – Memory Stick

MS –  Microsoft

MSB –  Most Significant Bit

MS DOS – Microsoft DOS

MT –  Machine Translation    

MSDN – Microsoft Developer Network

MSI – Medium Scale Integration

MSI – Message Signaled Interrupt

MSI – Microsoft Installer  

MVS –  Multiple Virtual Storage

MX –  Mail exchange

MXF  -_ Material Exchange Format

Computer Fullform(N)

NaN – Not a Number

NAS-  Network Attached Storage

NAT – Network Address Translation

NCSA – National Center for Supercomputing Applications

NEP – Network Equipment Provider

NetBIOS – Network Basic Input/Output System

NEXT – Near End Cross Talk

NFS  – Network File System

NGSCB – Next Generation Secure Computing Base

NIC – Network Interface Controller

NIO –   New I / O

NLS – Native Language Support

NPU –  Network Processing Unit

NSA – National Security Agency

NOC – Network Operations Center

NOP – No Operation 

NOS – Network Operating System

NSS –  Network Security Services

NSS –  Name Service Switch

NT – New Technology

NTFS – NT Filesystem

NTLM – NT Lan Manager

NTP –  Network Time Protocol

NVR – Network Video Recorder

Computer Fullform(O)

OASIS – Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards

OAT – Operational Acceptance Testing

ODBC – Open Data Base Connectivity

OEM – Original Equipment Manufacturer

OLAP –  Online  Analytical Processing

OLE –  Object Linking and Embedding

OLED – Organic Light Emitting Diode

OMF –  Object Module Format

OO – Object Oriented

OOM –  Out Of Memory

OOP –  Object Oriented Programming

OPML –  Outline Processor Markup Language

OS – Operating System

OSI – Open Source Initiative

OSI – Open Systems Interconnection

OSS – Open Sound System

OSS – Open-Source Software

OSS – Operations Support System

OSTG – Open Source Technology Group

OUI – Organizationally Unique Identifier

Computer Fullform(P)

P2P   Peer-To-Peer

PAC – Programmable Automation Controller

PAN – Personal Area Network

PAP –  Password Authentication Protocol

PC – Personal Computer

PCB – Printed Circuit Board

PCB –  Process Control Block

PC DOS – Personal Computer Disk Operating System

PCI  – Peripheral Component Interconnect

PCL –  Printer Command Language

PD –  Public Domain

PDA –  Personal Digital Assistant

PDF –  Portable Document Format

PDP – Programmed Data Processor 

PE – Physical Extents

PERL – Practical Extraction and Reporting Language

PGA –  Pin Grid Array

PIC –  Peripheral Interface Controller

PIC – Programmable Interrupt Controller

PID – Process ID

PLC  – Programmable Logic Controller

PLD –  Programmable Logic Device

PL/ 1  – Programming Language One

PL/ M – Programming Language for Microcomputers

PL/ P  – Programming Language for Prime

PLT –  Power Line Telecoms

PNG – Portable Network Graphics

POE – Power over Ethernet

POID – Persistent Object Identifier

POP – Point of Presence

PPC – Power PC

PPI – Pixels Per Inch

PPP – Point to Point Protocol

PS – PostScript

PSU –  Power Supply Unit

PSVI – Post Schema Validation Infoset

PV – Physical Volume

PVG  – Physical Volume Group

PVR – Personal Video Recorder

Computer Fullform(Q)

QDR -Quad Data Rate

QA  – Quality Assurance

QFP -Quad Flat Package

QOS -Quality of Service

Computer Fullform(R)

RAD – Rapid Application Development

RADIUS – Remote Authentication Dial In User Service

RAID — Redundant Array of Independent Disks

RAM –  Random Access Memory 

RARP – Reverse Address Resolution Protocol

RAS -Remote Access Service

RC –  Run Commands

RDBMS –  Relational Data Base Management System

RDF –  Resource Description Framework

RDOS –  Real-time Disk Operating System

RDS – Remote Data Services

REFAL –  Recursive Functions Algorithmic Language

RF –  Radio Frequency

RFI –  Radio Frequency Interference

RGB – Red, Green, Blue

RIP –  Raster Image Processor

RIP –  Routing Information Protocol

ROM  – Read Only Memory

ROMB –  Read-Out Motherboard

RPG – Report Program Generator

RSS –  Radio Service Software

RSS –  Rich Site Summary

RTAI – ReaI Time Application Interface

RTC – Real Time Clock

RTL – Right to Left

RTOS   -Real Time Operating System

RTP  – Real time Transport Protocol

RTS – Ready To Send

RTSP-Real Time Streaming Protocol.

                     Computer Fullform(S)

SaaS –   Software as a Service

SAN  – Storage Area Network

SATA –  Serial ATA

SAX – Simple API for XML

SBP- Serial Bus Protocol

SBU-Standard Build Unit

SCID –  Source Code in Database .

SCM –  Software Configuration Management

SCM – Source Code Management

SCP –  Secure Copy

SCSI  – Small Computer System Interface

SCTP  – Stream Control Transmission Protocol

SD –  Secure Digital

SDK –  Software Development Kit 

SDN –  Service Delivery Network

SDR – Software Defined Radio

SDRAM – Synchronous Dynamic Random Access  Memory

SDSL – Symmetric DSL 

SEO -Search Engine Optimization

SPM – Software project management

SMB –  Server Message Block

 SMBIOS – System Management BIOS

SMP  – Symmetric Multi-Processing

SMS –   Short Message Service

SMS –  System Management Server

SMTP  – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

SOA  – Service-Oriented Architecture 

SOE –  Standard Operating Environment

SP –  Service Pack

SQL –  Structured Query Language

SRAM  – Static Random Access Memory

SSD – Software Specification Document

SSD  – Solid-State Drive

SSL –  Secure Socket Layer

SVD  – Structured VLSI Design

SWF – Shock Wave Flash 

SWT  – Standard Widget Toolkit

Computer Fullform(T)

TAO – Track-At-Once.

TB – Tera Byte

Tcl –  Tool Command Language

TCP –  Transmission Control Protocol

TCP/IP  -Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol

TCU – Telecommunication Control Unit

TDMA -Time Division Multiple Access

TRON – Trace On

TRS DOS – Tandy Radio Shack  Dusk Operating System

TTF  – TrueType Font  

TTL- Transistor Transistor Logic

TTL –  Time To Live

TTS –  Text to Speech

TTY – Teletype

Computer Fullform(U)

UAC – User Account Control

UAT  – User Acceptance Testing

UCS –  Universal Character Set

UDP –  User Datagram Protocol

UI – User Interface

UL –  Upload

UMA – Upper Memory Area

UMB –  Upper Memory Block

UMPC –  Ultra Mobile Personal Computer

UNC  – Universal Naming Convention

UPS  – Uninterruptible Power Supply

URI  – Uniform Resource Identifier

URL –  Uniform Resource Locator

URN – Uniform Resource Name

USB – Universal Serial Bus

usr –  user

UUID –  Universally Unique Identifier

UUN – Universal User Name

UVC –   Universal Virtual Computer

Computer Fullform(V)

var –   Variable

VCPI – Virtual control Program Interface

VB  – Virtual Reality

VB – Visual Basic

VBS – Visual Basic Script 

VDSL –  Very High Bitrate Digital Subscriber Line

VFAT –  Virtual FAT

VFS –  Virtual File System

VG – Volume Group

VGA – Video Graphics Array

VHF – Very High Frequency

VLAN – Virtual Local Area Network

VLSM – Variable Length Subnet Mask

VLF – Very Low Frequency

VLSI – Very Large Scale Integration

VM – Virtual Machine

VM – Virtual Memory

VNC  – Virtual Network Computing

VoIP – Voice over Internet Protocol

VPN – Virtual Private Network

VPU – Visual Processing Unit

VSAT – Very Small Aperture Terminal

VT – Video Terminal

Computer Fullform(W)

W3C – World Wide Web Consortium

WAFS – Wide Area File Services

WAI – Web Accessibility Initiative

WAIS – Wide Area Information Server

WAN – Wide Area Network

WAP – Wireless Access Point

WAP – Wireless Application Protocol

WDM –  Wavelength Division Multiplexing

WEP –  Wired Equivalent Privacy

WFI  – Wait For Interrupt

WiFi –  Wireless Fidelity

WINS –  Windows Internet Name Service

WLAN –  Wireless Local Area Network

WMA – Windows Media Audio

WMV –  Windows Media Video

WOL –  Wake-on-LAN

WOM –  Wake on-Modem

WOR –  Wake-on-Ring

WPA –  Wi-Fi Protected Access

WPAN –  Wireless Personal Area Network

WSFL –  Web Services Flow Language

WUSB –  Wireless Universal Serial Bus

WWAN- Wireless Wide Area Network

WWID –  World Wide Identifier

WWN –  World Wide Name

WWW – World Wide Web

WZC –  Wireless Zero Configuration                               

Computer Fullform(X)

XAG –  XML Accessibility Guidelines

XAML  – Extensible Application Markup Language

XCBL –  XML Common Business Library

XMS –  Extended Memory Specification

XNS –  Xerox Network Systems

XP – Extreme Programming

XPCOM –  Cross Platform Component Object Model

XPI – XPInstall

XSLT  – extensible Style sheet Language Transformations

XSS -Cross-Site Scripting

XUL -XML User Interface Language

XVGA – Extended Video Graphics Adapter

Computer Fullform(Y)

Y2K –  Year Two Thousand

Computer Fullform(Z)

ZCS – Zero Code Suppression

ZIF – Zero Insertion Force

ZIP-Zone Information Protocol

ZIPS – Zero Insertion Force Socket

ZISC – Zero Instruction Set Computer

ZOI- Zero One Infinity

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