FULL FORMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

FULL FORMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

1. ALGOL — Algorithmic Language 31.VOIP — Voice Over Internet Protocol

2. ASCII — American Standard Code for

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32.IMAP4 — Internet Message Access Protocol
Information Interchange Version 4
3. ASP — Active Server Pages 33.RARP — Reverse Address Resolution Protocol
4. ANSI — American National Standard Institute 34.SSH — Secure Shell

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5. ATM — Asynchronous Transfer Mode 35.MIME — Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension
6. AS — Autonomous System 36.SMIME — Secure MIME
7. BASIC — Beginners All Purpose Symbolic 37.DNS — Domain Name Server
Instruction Code 38.EDI — Electronic Data Interchange

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8. BIOS — Basic input Output System 39.URL — Uniform Resource Locator
9. bps — Bit Per Second 40.GIF — Graphics Interchange Format
10. BCC — Blind Carbon Copy 41.CAD — Computer Aided Design
11. BCR — Bar Code Reader 42.CDMA — Code Division Multiple Access
12. TCP — Transmission Control Protocol 43.GSM — Global System for Mobile Communication
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13. FTP — File Transfer Protocol
14. TFTP — Trivial File Transfer Protocol 44.CMOS — Complementary Metal Oxide Semi
15. SFTP — Secure File Transfer Protocol Conductor
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16. SMTP — Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 45.CMYK — Cyan Magenta Yellow Black
17. HTTP — Hyper Text Transfer Protocol 46.GPS — Global Positioning System
18 HTTPS — Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure 47.GUI — Graphical User Interface
19 UDP — User Datagram Protocol 48.HDMI — High Definition Multimedia Interface
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20. ARP — Address Resolution Protocol 49.GIGO — Garbage in Garbage Out

21. Tel Net — Telecommunication Networking 50 LIFO — Last In First Out
22. POP3 — Post Office Protocol Version3 51.FIFO — First In First Out
23. BGP — Border Gateway Protocol 52.PING — Packet Internet Gopher
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24. P2P — Point to Point Protocol 53.HDD — Hard Disk Drive

25. PPP — Peer to Peer Protocol 54.NIC — Network Interface Card
26. IP — Internet Protocol 55.HDTV — High Definition Television
27. SNMP — Simple Network Management
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56.ISP — Internet Service Provider

Protocol 57.JPEG — Joint Picture Expert Group
28. NTP — Network Time Protocol 58.LCD — Liquid Crystal Display
29. SIP — Session Initiation Protocol 59.LED — Light Emitting Diode
30. DHCP — Dynamic Host Configuration 60.TFT — Thin Film Transistor
Protocol 61.CRT — Cathode Ray Tube
62. MIDI — Musical Instrument Digital Interface 92. CAN — Campus Area Network
63. MPEG — Moving Picture Expert Group 93. PAN — Personal Area Network
64. PDA — Personal Digital Assistants 94. SAN — Storage Area Network
65. PDF — Portable Document Format 95. CNM — Circulatory Network Mode
66. SQL — Structured Query Language 96. IPV4 — Internet Protocol Version 4

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67. USB — Universal Serial Bus 97. IPV6 — Internet Protocol Version 6
68. VIRUS — Vital Information Resource Under 98. DBMS — Data Base Management System
Seize 99. MODEN — Modulator Demodulator
69. WYSIWYG — What you see is what you get 100. RAM — Random Access Memory

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70. IVR — Interactive Voice Response 101. ROM — Read Only Memory
71. WIFI — Wireless fidelity 102. SMPS — Switch Mode Power Supply
72. WIMAX — Worldwide Interoperability for 103. OMR — Optical Mark Reader / Recognition
Microwave Access 104. OCR — Optical Character Reader /

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73. ADSL — Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line Recognition
74. API — Application Program Interface 105. MICR — Magnetic Ink Character Reader /
75. ACID — Atomicity consistancy isolation Recognition
Durability 106. PCB — Printed Circuit Board
107. SRAM — Static RAM
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76. POS — Point of sale
77. ICANN — Internet Corporation of Assigned 108. DRAM — Dynamic RAM
Names & Numbers 109. PROM — Programmable ROM
78. DPI — Dots Per Inch 110. EPROM — Electrically PROM
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79. DSL — Digital Subscriber Line 111. EEPROM — Electrically Erasable PROM
80. FAT — File Allocation Table 112. HDD — Hard Disk Drive
81. MANET — Mobile Ad-Hoc Network 113. FDD — Floppy Disk Drive
82. MIPS — Million Instruction Per Second 114. CD — Compact Disc
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83. BIPS — Billion Instruction Per Second 115. DVD — Digital Video/Versatile Disc
84. TIPS — Trillion Instruction Per Second 116. BRD — Blu Ray Disc
85. NAT — Network Address Translation 117. HVD — Holographic Versatile Disc
86. IEEE — Institute of Electrical and 118. EULA — End user License agreement
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87. IMAP — Internet Message Access Protocol
88. ISDN — Integrated Services Digital Network
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89. ISO — International Standard Organization

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90. DHTML — Dynamic Hyper Text Markup
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91. MAC — Media Access Control