Most useful CS abbreviations

Today, we are going to learn some very useful cs abbreviations, So let’s start!

Programming Languages

1. BASIC – Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
2. CS- Computer Science
3. COBOL – Common Business Oriented Language
4. FORTRAN – FORmula TRANslation
5. ALGOL – ALGOrithmic Language
6. PROLOG – PROgramming in LOGic
7. HTML – HyperText Markup Language
8. XML – eXtensible Markup Language
9. CSS – Cascading Style Sheet
10. JS– JavaScript
11. py- python
12. PHP – Hypertext Preprocessor
13. VBS – Visual Basic Scripting Language
14. ASP – Active Server Pages
15. JSP – Java Server Pages
16. AJAX – Asynchronous JavaScript And XML
17. PERL – Practical Extraction and Reporting Language
18. LISP – LISt Processing
19. J2EE – Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition
20. SQL – Structured Query Language
21. XSL – Extensible Stylesheet Language
22. WP- WordPress
23. ADO -Active Data Object
24. VFP– Visual FoxPro
25. iMAC – iNTERNET MACintosh
26. CFML – Cold fusion markup language
27. SAP – System Analysis and Programming
28. BCPL – Basic combined programming language
29. ORACLE -Oak Ridge Analytical and Common Logical Engine
30. MS WINDOWS -Microsoft Wide Interactive Networking Development for Office Work Solutions

Now, Learn some CS abbreviations related to the Information Technology

Information Technology Related Terms CS abbreviations

1. COMPUTER – Common Operating Machine Particularly Used for Trade, Education, and Research
2. SMS – System Management Server
3. ENIAC – Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator
4. PIN– Personal Identification Number
5. ISP– Internet Service Provider
6. IT – Information Technology
7. WWW – World Wide Web (sometimes call W3)
8. WWW – World Wide Wait – slang
9. VIP – Vines Internet Protocol
10. ASP – Active Server Page
11. CS abbreviations – Computer Science Short forms
12. ASP – Application Service Provider
13. 3D – Three Dimensional
14. INS – Internet Communication Settings
15. CAD – Computer-Aided Design
16. ECS – Enhanced Chip Set
17. FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions (files often found on BBS and Internet)
18. DOS – Disk Operating System
19. POP – Power On Password
20. POP – Post Office Protocol (how PCs get an email from the internet)
21. POP – Point Of Presence (internet and WWW terminology for the location of the server)
22. STP – Shielded Twisted Pair
23. FORTRAN – FORmula TRANslation language (programming language)
24. MODEM – MODulate / DEModulate
25. NCC – Network Control Center
26. IC – Integrated Circuit
27. IP – Internet Protocol
28. UID – User IDentification (internet- intranet- and server login accesses)
29. IRDA – Infrared Data Association
30. CLASS – Compiled java program- often used as a class extension
31. NIC – Network Interface Card
32. PC– Personal Computer
33. RAS – Remote Access Server / Service
34. CD-ROM – Compact Disk – Read Only Memory
35. PPP – Point to Point Protocol
36. ARPANET – Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (the beginning of the internet)
37. EEPROM – Electronic Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
38. RDBMS – Relational Database Management System
39. MPEG – Motion Picture Experts Group (file extension MPG)
40. PVC – Permanent Virtual Circuits
41. ASAP – Application Assessment And Planning package (Lotus migration application)
42. CPU – Central Processing Unit
43. SSI – Server Side Includes (web technology that allows for dynamic data exchange in web pages)
44. CMYK – Cyan- Magenta- Yellow- Black
45. COBOL – Common Business Oriented Language (programming language)
46. ID – Internal Device
47. BOSS – Business Organizer Scheduling System (one of the original hand-held organizers)
48. HCL – Hardware Compatibility List (what hardware works with Windows 95- a text file)
49. FCI– Flux Changes per Inch (drive tech terminology)
50. MIS – Management Information Systems
51. MIS – Multimedia Information Sources
52. APL – Automatic Programming Language
53. DTP – Desk-Top Publishing
54. SMTP – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
55. IPC– Inter-Processes Communications
56. PDC – Primary Domain Controller
57. SFC – System File Checker (command line program found with Windows XP)
58. HD – Hard Disk 2 High Density (a type of disk format)
59. PCI – Personal Computer Interface
60. PCI – Peripheral Component Interconnect
61. CPS – Clusters Per Sector (depends on the OS- AND the size of the disk partition)
62. CPS – Characters Per Second
63. DBMS – Database Management System
64. CHAT – Conversational Hypertext Access Technology (“talking” in real-time over the internet)”
65. DVD – Digital Video Disk
66. DOC – DOCument (file format extension used by word processors such as MS Word)
67. DOC – A word processing DOCument file extension Often used by MS Word
68. CCS – Common Command Set (instructions for SCSI)
69. LCD – Liquid Crystal Display (often found on laptops)
70. POS – Point Of Sale (the scanners you see in supermarkets)
71. TM – Text Message
72. TM – Test Mode (modem diagnostics)
73. URL – Uniform Resource Locator
74. IBM – International Business Machines
75. EMS – Expanded Memory Specification (LIM Lotus / Intel / Microsoft)
76. CDR – A Graphics File extension- often used by Corel Draw
77. RDO – Remote Data Objects
78. VBA – Visual Basic for Applications (programming language bundled with MS Office- can include ActiveX- not a full VB compiler- but can edit macros and commands)
79. AT – Asynchronous Transmission
80. AT – Advanced Technology
81. FTP – File Transfer Protocol
82. GPF – General Protection Fault (A window error message that occurs when a program crashes)
83. SSA – Serial Storage Architecture (another communications port setup (like SCSI) that has fast data transfer but requires high demands of DMA channels)
84. GP – General Purpose
85. VGA – Video Graphics Adapter
86. ISM – Information Services Manager
87. SRC – Sample Rate Conversion
88. PDP – Plasma Display Panel (laptops)
89. ODBC – Open DataBase Connectivity (2 Components) (Microsofts shared data connections)
90. ICA – Independent Computing Architecture
91. EPROM – Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (re-programmable ROM chips)
92. DD – Double Density (the type of disk format – more than single density- less than High Density)
93. SIT – Stuff-It (compressed file extension for Macintosh computers)
94. EULA – End User License Agreement
95. HP – Hewlett Packard
96. ADC – Advanced Data Connector (database caching w/IIS server)
97. DB – DataBase
98. DB – decibel
99. ED – External Device
100. W3C – World Wide Web Consortium
101. MCSE – Microsoft Certified System Engineer

If I forget some “useful” cs abbreviations, then please let me know into the comment section.

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