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 COMPUTER TERMINOLOGY
• Access- To call up information which is out of storage.

• Access Time- The amount of time it takes for requested information to be delivered from discs and
memory.

• Accumulator- A local Storage Area called a register, which the result of an arithmetic or logic
operation is formed. It contains a single data register.

• Active Cell- The cell in MS Excel with dark boundary is called the active cell.

• ALU- It stands for Arithmetic Logical Unit. All calculations in computer are done here.

• Amplifier- The circuit board that plugs into a computer and gives it additional capabilities.

• Analog Computer- Computer that operates on data which is in the form of continuous variable
physical quantities.

• Android- It is a Linux based operating system designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such
as Smartphones and Tablets computer.
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• Algorithm- A step-by-step procedure design to solve a problem or achieve an objective.

• Alphanumeric- A character said that contains letters, another special characters such as @, $, +, *,
%, etc.

• Achieve- It provides Backup storage.

• Application Software- It is designed to perform some specific application such as payroll, word
processing, graphics etc.

• Assembler- A program that translates mnemonic statement into executable instruction.

• Backup- Storage of duplicate files on desk, diskettes, other form of magnetic medium (such as tapes)
as a safety measure in case the original medium is damaged or lost.

• Backspace Key- A key is used on the keyboard to delete that text. Backspace will delete the text to
the left of the cursor.
• Barcode- A bar code is a machine readable representation of information in a visual format on a
surface. The first Barcode system was developed by Norman Joseph Woodland and Bernard silver in
1952.

• Bandwidth- The maximum amount of data that can travel in a communication path in a given time,
measured in bits per second (bps).

• Basic Input Output System (BIOS) - Also known as ROM BIOS. It provides abstraction layer for the
hardware that is a consistent way for application programs and operating system to interact with
input/output devices.

• Batch Processing- Data is processed in a batch.

• Binary Code- The language used by computers in which data and instructions are represented by a
series of 1s and 0s.

• Bitmap- A method of storing a graphic image as a set of bits in a computer memory. To display the
image on the screen, the computer converts the bits into pixels.

• BIOS- It stands for Basic Input Output System. This program is stored in ROM.

• Bit- It is the short form of Binary Digit.

• Blog- It is a discussion or informational site published on the World Wide Web.

• Bluetooth- The protocol that permits up information between computers, cell phone and other
electronic devices within a radius of about 30 feet.

• Booting- Booting is bootstrapping process which starts the operating system when a computer is
switched on.

• Boot Loader- It reads the main portion of the operating system for secondary memory.

• Botnet- It is a collection of internet connected programs communicating with other similar programs
in order to perform tasks.

• Boot Sequence- A boot sequence is the set of operations the computer performs when it is switched
on which loads the operating system.

• Buffering- The process of sorting data in a memory device, allowing the devices to change the data
rates, perform error checking and error retransmission.
• Bug- A software bug is an error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system produces an
incorrect or unexpected result.

• Bus- Pathway along with electronic signals travel between the components of a computer system.

• Byte- One byte is a collection of 8 bits.

• Binary Numbering System- A numbering system in which all the numbers are represented by various
combinations of the digits that are 0 and 1.

• Cell- Cells are boxes created by the intersection of rows and columns.

• Cell Pointer- The boundary of active cell is called cell pointer.

• Chip- A tiny wafer of silicon containing miniature electric circuits that can store millions of bits of
information.

• Command- An instruction that causes a program or computer to perform a function.

• Compiler- A compiler is a computer program that translates a series of instructions written in one
computer Language (called the source language) into another computer language (also called the
object of target language).

• Communication- The transmission of data from one computer to another or from one device to
another is called communication.

• Computer Graphics- Computer graphics are visual presentation on a computer screen. Example are
photographs, drawings, line arts, graphs, diagrams, typography numbers, symbols, geometric
designs, maps, engineering drawings, or other images.

• Cold Boot- When a computer restarts after the power cut is called Cold boot.

• Control Panel- It is the part of Windows menu, accessible from the start menu, which allows users to
review and manipulate basic system settings and controls. Such as adding hardware,
adding/removing software, controlling user accounts, changing accessibility options.

• Copyright- It means the material and information are the personal property of the owner or
producer.

• Counterfeiting- The process of making and distributing illegal copies of software packages.

• Chat- The method of communication in which people type text messages to each other thereby
holding up conversation over a network such as the internet.
• Clipboard- Are holding area in memory where information that has been copied or cut (, graphics,
sound, or video) can be stored until the information is inserted elsewhere.

• CMOS- A type of computer chip which is able to operate with a very small amount of electricity from
a battery. CMOS stands for Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor.

• Cookie- A packet of information that travels between a browser and web server.

• Crash- Malfunction in hardware or software that keeps a computer from functioning.

• Cracker- A Cracker is a person who breaks into a computer system to steal the information as
programs for unauthorized use.

• Crawler- It is an internet but which systematically browses the World Wide Web, typically for the
purpose of web indexing (web spidering).

• CU- It stands for Control Unit. It controls the computer system.

• Data- Information consisting of letters, numbers, symbols, sound, or images - in a form that can be
processed by a computer.

• Database- A database is a collection of information that is organized so that it can easily be accessed,
managed and updated.
• Data Abstraction- It is the reduction of a particular body of data to a simplified representation of the
whole.

• Data Capture- It is a process of collecting or capturing data from a site on a source.

• Data Manipulation- Captured data are manipulated to produce information.

• Data Processing- It refers to the process of collecting and manipulating raw data to yield Useful
information.

• Disk Operating System (DOS) - Hard disk operating system is a computer operating system that can
be used as a disk storage device, such as a floppy disk, hard disk drive, or optical disk.

• Debugging- Locating and eliminating defects in a program.

• Delete- A command to erase storage.

• Directory- A list of the files stored on a disc.

• Dots Per Inch (DPI) - It is defined as the measure of the resolution of a printer, scanner, monitor.

• Download- A copy (data) from one computer system to another, typically over the internet.

• DBMS- It stands for Database Management System. It is a software package to manage database.

• DHTML- It stands for Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language. It is used to create dynamic content on
web pages.

• Dial up Networking- It is the method by which computer is connected to the internet using
telephone.

• DOS- It stands for Disc Operating System. It is an operating system.

• Editing- The process of changing information by inserting, deleting, replacing, rearranging and
reformatting.

• EDO (Extended Data Output) - RAM is a type of Random Access Memory (RAM) chip that improves
the time to read from memory on faster microprocessors such as the Intel Platinum.

• E-Mail- Electronic mail, abbreviated e-mail is a method of composing, ending, storing and receiving
messages over electronic communication systems.

• Encapsulation- It is a mechanism that Associates the code and the data it manipulates into a single
unit and keep them safe from external interference.

• Encryption- In cryptography, encryption is the process of encoding messages (or information) in such
a way that hackers cannot read it, but the authorized users can access it.

• Entity- An entity is something that has certain attributes or properties which may be assigned values.

• Ethernet Card- Network adaptor that enables a computer to connect to an Ethernet.

• Ethics- Ethics are rules and beliefs.

• Execution Time- The total time required to execute a program on a particular system.

• Export- To save information from one computer or program to another.

• Fax- It stands for 'Facsimile Machine'. It is used to transmit a copy of a document electronically.

• Field- The attributes of an entity are written as fields in the table representation.
• File- A collection of information stored electronically and treated as a unit by a computer. The file
must have its own distinctive name.

• File Manager- The file manager is an Operating System utility that provides a user interface to work
with the file system.

• File Server- A computer on a network that stores the programs and data files shared by the users.

• Firmware- From where is the technology which has the combination of both hardware and software.

• Fax Modem- A device building to attach to a computer that serves as a facsimile machine and a
modem.

• Floating Point Numbers- Signed numbers held in a traction exponent format.

• Floppy Disk- A floppy disc is a data storage device that is composed of a circular piece of thin, taxable
(i.e., floppy) magnetic storage medium encased in a square or rectangular plastic walled.

• Flowcharts- Flowcharts are the means of visually representing the flow of data through and
information processing system, the operations performed within the system and the sequence in
which they are performed.

• Format- To set margins, tabs, font or line spacing in layout of a document.

• Frame- The basic packages of information on a network channel.

• Frequency- The number of oscillations of a signal per unit of time. It is usually expressed in cycles per
second (CPS or hertz Hz).

• Function Key- A special key on a computer keyboard or a terminal devices keyboard that is used to
perform specific functions. Keys F1 to F10.

• Gigahertz (GHz) - The measurement used to identify the speed of the central Processing Unit.

• GML- It stands for General Mark-Up Language.

• Graphic Interchange Format (GIF) - A simple file format for pictures and photographs that are
composed so that they can be sent quickly.

• Graphical User Interface (GUI) - A graphical user interface is a method of interacting with a computer
through a metaphor of direct manipulating of graphical images and widgets in addition to text.

• Glitch- Hardware problem that causes a computer to malfunction or crash.

• Hard Copy- Text or graphics printed on a paper, also called a print out.

• Hard Disk- A rigid type of magnetic medium that can store large amounts of information.

• Hardware- The physical components of a computer.

• Host Computer- A computer that provides information or a service to other computers on the
internet.

• Hacker- A computer criminal that penetrates and tempers with computer programs or systems.

• High Level Programming Languages- A high level programming language is a programming language
with strong abstraction from the details of the computer.

• Html- It stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It is used to create web-pages.

• Instant Messaging- A chat program that lets people communicate over the internet in real time.

• Integrated Circuit- Multiple electronic components combined on a tiny Silicon chip.

• Interface- The electrical connection that links to pieces of equipment so that they can communicate
with each other.
• Intranet- A private network established by an organisation for the Exclusive use of its employees.

• Icon- Or symbol (such as a picture or a folder) that represents a certain function on your computer.

• Information- Information is the summarization of data according to a certain predefined purpose.

• Import- In order to give instructions to a computer, the information has to be supplied to it.

• Instruction- A command or order given to a computer to perform a task.

• Instruction Cycle- Fetching and decoding operations of the machine cycle.

• Interface- A device or program that helps the user to communicate with the computer.

• Interpreter- A program that converts and execute the source code into machine code line by line.

• Internet Society- It was formed in 1992 to promote the use of internet.

• Integrated Circuits- Multiple electronic components combined on a silicon chip.

• Java- A programming language designed for programs or applets used over the internet.
• JPEG- Joint Photographic Expert Group is an ISO/IEC group of experts that develop and maintain
standards for a suite of Compression algorithms for computer image files.

• Kernel- It is the fundamental part of a program, such as an Operating System, that resides in memory
at all times.

• Key Field- Unique field in a record used to distinguish one record from another.

• Label- One or more characters used to identify a statement and instruction or a data in a computer
program.

• Landscape- A printer feature generally controlled by software which rotates output image by 90
degree to print across the length rather than the width of the paper.

• Link- A communication path between two Nodes or Channel.

• Linux- Type of open source software. When combined with other components, Linux serves as an
increasingly popular operating system that competes with Microsoft Windows.

• Loop- A sequence of instructions that is executed repeatedly until a terminal condition occurs.

• MAC OS- It is an operating system used in Macintosh computer, developed by Apple.

• Megahertz (MHz) - A measurement used to identify the speed of the central Processing Unit.

• Memory- The part of computer that stores information.

• Menu- A list of choices shown on the display screen.

• Merge- Combining two or more files into a single file.

• Microprocessor- A complete central Processing Unit (CPU) contained on a single Silicon chip.

• MIDI- Stands for music instrument digital interface. It allows a computer to store and replay a musical
instrument's output.

• Minimize- A term used in a GUI operating system that uses Windows. It refers to reducing a window
to an icon or a label at the bottom of the screen, allowing another window to be viewed.

• MIPS- An acronym derived from millions of instruction per second (MIPS). It is used to measure the
speed of a processor.
• Morphing- The transformation of one image into another image.

• Modem- It is a device to connect different computer systems to the internet using telephone or cable
lines.

• MS-DOS- An early operating system developed by Microsoft Corporation (Microsoft disc operating
system).

• Multitasking- Multitasking can be used to simultaneously work with several programs or integrated
task that share memories, codes buffers and files.

• Multithreading- It is a facility available in an operating system that allows multiple functions from
the same application packages.

• Multi User- The term describing the capability of a computer system to be operated at more than
one terminal at the same time.

• Multiplexer- It is a device that combines multiple input signals into an aggregate signal for
transmission.

• Notebook Computer- A portable computer, also known as a laptop computer.

• Object- Refers to a particular instance of a class as the object can be a combination of variables,
functions and data structures.

• Online Processing- It is used when data are coming continuously without delay.

• Operating Unit- It is used to take output from the computer.

• Operating System (OS) - Software that manages the internal functions and controls the operations
of a computer.

• Open Source Software (OSS) - Free Open Source Software (FOSS), also called just open source or free
software, is licensed to be free to use, modify and distribute.

• Optical Character Reader (OCR) - A device that can scan text from hard copy and enter it
automatically into a computer for storage or editing, also called an optical scanner.

• Password- A user's secret identification code required to access the stored material.

• Patch- A patch is a piece of software designed to update a computer program or its supporting data,
to fix or improve it.
• Piracy- Unauthorized copying of some purchased software.

• Pixel- The pixel is the basic unit of Programmable colour on a computer display or in a computer
image.

• Port- It is the female part of a connection. Computer ports have many uses, to connect a monitor,
webcam, speakers, or other peripheral devices.

• Portrait- It is a mode in which the printer orients content for reading across the shorter length (the
weight) of the sheet of paper.

• Plug And Play- The ability to plug in a peripheral and have it work without difficulty.

• Primary Key- A primary key is a field in a table which is unique and enables you to identify every
record in the table.

• Primary Memory- It is the main memory of a computer system.

• Program- An established sequence of instructions that tells a computer what to do. The term
program means the same as software.

• Pseudo Code- Pseudo code is an artificial and informal language that helps programmers develop
algorithm.

• Push Technology- A process that allows a user to obtain automatic delivery of specified information
from the internet to the user's computer. For example, stock market quotes, weather forecasts, and
sports scores.

• Query- A query is a request to extract information from a database.

• Queue- A queue is an example of a linear data structure, or more abstractly are sequential collection.

• Range Of Cells- It is group of neighbouring cells that touch each other.

• Record- A record (also called compound data) is a basic Data Structure. A record is a collection of
fields, possibly of different data types, typically in fixed number and sequence.

• Response Time- The timer computer takes to execute a command.

• Retrieve- To call up information from memory or storage, so that it can be processed in some way.

• Rich Text Format (RTF) - RTF is a file format that lets you exchange text file between different word
processors in different operating systems.
• Routing- Routing is the process of selecting a path for traffic in a network, or between or across
multiple networks.

• Scanner- Scanner is a device that captures images from photographic print, posters, magazine pages,
and similar sources for computer editing and display.

• Scroll- To move information horizontally or vertically on a display screen so that one can see parts of
a document that is too wide or too deep to fit entirely on one screen.

• Search Engine- A free program that helps web users locate data by means of a keyboard or concept.

• Sector- A sector is a subdivision of a track on a magnetic disk or optical disk.

• Secondary Memory- It is the permanent memory of the computer.

• Server- A computer that delivers data to other computers (clients) linked on the same network.

• Shareware- Software that usually me be downloaded and used initially without charge.

• Socket- Network socket is an endpoint of a connection in a computer network.

• Software- It relates to sets of programs.

• SOLARIS- It is a UNIX like operating system developed by Sun Microsystems.

• Sorting- It is arranging of data in order.

• Swapping- A process can be swapped temporarily out of memory to a backing Store, and then
brought back into memory for continued execution.

• System Software- It performs the basic functions that are necessary to operate a computer system.

• Synchronization- Synchronization is the coordination of events to operate a system in Unison.

• Tag- It is a part of HTML. It is the way, the browser displays text in a web page.

• Telecommunication- The process of sending and receiving information by means of telephones,

satellites, and other devices.

• Telnet- A protocol that allows a computer to connect with a host computer on the internet.

• Template- Refers to a sample document that has already some details in place.
 • Terminal- Any device that can transmit and receive electronic information.

• Text- Broadly speaking, the material displayed on a screen or printed on a paper.

• Time Sharing Or Multitasking - Time sharing is a technique which enables many people, located at
various terminals, to use a particular computer system at the same time.

• Topology- Topology is the arrangement of various elements (links, nodes, etc.) of a computer
network.

• Touchpad- The device on a laptop computer that takes the place of a mouse.

• UNIX- It is a powerful multiuser operating. It uses command line user interface.

• Universal Serial Bus (USB) - A common standard for connecting multiple peripherals to a computer
as needed.

• Upload- Uploading is the transmission of a file from one computer system to another, usually larger
operating system.

• Utility- A utility is a small program that provides an addition to the capabilities provided by the
operating system.

• User-Friendly- Describes hardware or software that is easy to you.

• Virus- It is a harmful computer program.

• Webcam- A video camera that sends live images over the internet to a website.

• Zip- ZIP is an Archive file format that supports lossless data compression. A ZIP file may contain one
or more files or directories that may have been compressed.

• Zoom- Zoom is another name for maximize, to enlarge the data size or image size.

IMPORTANT KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS (COMMANDS)

SHORT CUT KEYS Description
Ctrl + A Select All
Ctrl + B Bold
Ctrl + C Copy
Ctrl + D Font Dialogue Box
Ctrl + E Centre Alignment
Ctrl + I Italics
Ctrl + J Justified Alignment
Ctrl + L Left Alignment
Ctrl + N Opens New Blank Document
Ctrl + O Opens Existing Document
Ctrl + R Right Alignment
PrtScn Print Screen/Take A Screen Shot
Alt + Tab Switch To Next Opened Program
Ctrl + Home Go To Beginning Of A File/Worksheet
Ctrl + End Go To End Of A File/Worksheet
Alt + Shift + Tab Switch To Previous Opened Document
Alt + F4 Close Window/Shut Down
Ctrl + Y Redo
Ctrl + Z Undo
Ctrl + W Close File
Ctrl + X Cut
Ctrl + F2 Print Preview
F1 Help
F2 Edit/Rename
F4 Properties
F5 Go To
F7 Spell Check
F12 Save As
ESC Escape
Ctrl + S Save
Ctrl + U Underline
Ctrl + P Print
Ctrl + K Hyperlink
 IMPORTANT COMPUTER ABBREVIATIONS
AAC- Advanced Audio Coding
AI- Artificial Intelligence
AMR- Adaptive Multi-Rate Codec
API- Application Program Interface
ARP- Address Resolution Protocol
ARPANET- Advanced Research Project Agency Network
ASCII- American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ATM- Asynchronous Transfer Mode
AVI- Audio Video Interleave
BASIC- Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
BCC- Blind Carbon Copy
BCD- Binary Coded Decimal
BHTML- Broadcast Hyper Text Markup Language
BIOS- Basic Input Output System
BIU- Bus Interface Unit
BMP- Bitmap
BPS- Bytes Per Second
CAD- Computer Aided Design
CADD- Computer Aided Design and Drafting
CAI- Computer Aided Instruction
CAM- Computer Aided Manufacturing
CAT Scan- Computerized Axial Tomography Scan
CDAC- Centre for Development of Advanced Parallel Computing
C-DOT- Centre for Development Of Telematics
CDMA- Code Division Multiple Access
CD- Compact Disc
CD-R- Compact Disc-Recordable
CD-ROM- Compact Disc-Read Only Memory
CD-RW- Compact Disc-Rewritable
CISC- Complex Instructions Set Computers
COBOL- Common Business Oriented Language
COMAL- Common Algorithmic Language
COMPUTER- Commonly Operated Machine Particularly Used for Trade/Technology, Education and Research
CPU- Central Processing Unit
CRT- Cathode Ray Tube
CUT- Character User Interface
DAT- Digital Audio Tape
DBMS- Database Management System
DNS- Domain Name System
DOC- Document (Microsoft Corporation)
DOS- Disk operating system
DPI- Dots Per Inch
DTS- Desk Top System
DTP- Desk Top Publishing
DVD- Digital Versatile Disc
DVD-RAM- Digital Video Disc-Random Access Memory
DVD-ROM- Digital Video Disc-Read Only Memory
DVD-RW- Digital Video Disc-Read/Write
DVI- Digital Visual Interface
DVR- Digital Video Recorder
EDGE- Enhanced Data Rate for GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) Evolution
EDSAC- Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator
EDVAC- Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer
E-Commerce- Electronic Commerce
E-Mail- Electronic Mail
ENIAC- Electronics Numerical Integrator And Calculator
FAX- Facsimile Automated Xerox
FLOPS- Floating Operations Per Second
FORTRAN- Formula Translation
FPS- Frames Per Second
GAIS- Gateway Internet Access Service
GDI- Graphic Device Interface
GIF- Graphic Interchangeable Format
GPRS- General Packet Radio Service
GSM- Global System for Mobile communication
GUI- Graphical User Interface
HLL- High Level Language
HSDPA- High Speed Downlink Packet Access
HTML- Hyper Text Markup Language
HTTP- Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
HTTPS- Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure
IAB- Internet Activities Board
IAS- Internet Application Software
IBM- International Business Machine
IC- Integrated Circuit
IETF- Internet Engineer Task Force
IRTF- Internet Research Task Force
ISH- International Super Highway
INTEL- Integrated Electronics
IP- Internet Protocol
ISP- Internet Service Provider
JAD- Java Application Descriptor
JPEG- Joint Photographic Expert Group
Kbps- kilobits/kilobytes per second
LAN- Local Area Network
LDU- Liquid Display Unit
LISP- List Processing
LLL- Low Level Language
LED- Light Emitting Diode
MAN- Metropolitan Area Network
M3G- Mobile 3D Graphics
M4A- MPEG-4 Audio file
Mbps- Megabits/Megabytes per second
MICR- Magnetic Ink Character Recognition
MIME- Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
MIPS- Million Instructions Per Second
MOPS- Million Operations Per Second
MODEM- Modulation-Demodulation
MPEG- Motion Picture Experts Group
MPU- Micro Processor Unit
MU- Memory Unit
NAT- Network Address Translation
NICNET- National Informatics Centre Network
OCR- Optical Character Reader
OMR- Optical Mark Reader/Recognition
P2P- Peer to Peer
PC-DOS- Personal Computer-Disk Operating System
PDA- Personal Digital Assistant
PDF- Portable Document Format
PNG- Portable Network Graphics
PROM- Programmable Read Only Memory
PSTN- Public Switched Telephone Network
PSPDN- Packet Switched Public Data Network
RAM- Random Access Memory
RABMN- Remote Area Business Message Network
RDBMS- Relational Database Management System
ROM- Read Only Memory
RPM- Revolutions Per Minute
SIM- Subscriber Identity Module
SMPS- Switch Mode Power Supply
SMS- Short Message Service
SMTP- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
SNOBOL- StriNg Oriented symBOlic Language
SQL- Structured Query Language
SWF- Shock Wave Flash
TCP- Transmission Control Protocol
UHF- Ultra High Frequency
UMTS- Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
UNIVAC- Universal Automatic Computer / Universal Non Integrated Vacuum Actuated Computer
UPS- Uninterruptible Power Supply
URL- Uniform Resource Locator
USB- Universal Serial Bus
VAN- Value Added Network
VDU- Visual Display Unit
VLSI- Very Large Scale Integration
VHF- Very High Frequency
VIRUS- Vital Information Resource Under Seized
VOIP- Voice Over Internet Protocol
WAIS- Wide Area Information Server
WAP- Wireless Application Protocol
WAV- Waveform Audio
WBMP- Wireless Bitmap Image
Wi-Fi- Wireless Fidelity
WLAN- Wireless Local Area Network
WMA- Windows Media Audio
WML- Wireless Markup Language
WMV- Windows Media Video
WWW- World Wide Web
XMF- Extensible Music File
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