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    1. 2D-Two Dimension
    2. 3D – Three Dimension
    3. 4GL – Fourth Generation Language
    4. ABC – Atanasoff Berry Computer
    5. AC – Alternating Current
    6. AI – Artificial Intelligence
    7. ALGOL – Algorithmic Language
    8. ALR – Advance Logic Research
    9. ALU – Arithmetic and Logic Unit
    10. ANSI – American National Standard Institute
    11. ASCII – American Standard Code for Information Interchange
    12. AT – Advanced Technology
    13. AT & T – American Telephone and Telegraph System
    14. ATM – Automatic Teller Machine
    15. BASIC – Beginner's All purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
    16. BCPL – Beginners Cambridge Programming Language
    17. BCR – Bar Code Reader
    18. BIOS – Basic Input Output System
    19. Bits – Binary Digit
    20. BMP – Bit Mapped Graphics Image
    21. BPI – Bytes per Inch
    22. CAD – Computer Aided Design
    23. CAL – Computer Assisted Learning
    24. CAM – Computer Aided Manufacturing
    25. CBI – Computer Based Instruction
    26. CBIS – Computer Based Information System
    27. CBT – Computer Based Training
    28. CC – Computer Consultancy
    29. CD – Compact Disk
    30. CDROM – Compact Disk Read Only Memory
    31. CDRW – Compact Disk Read and Write
    32. CESIL – Computer Education in Schools Instruction Language
    33. CGA – Color Graphic Adapter
    34. CGI – Common Gateway Interface
    35. CISC – Complex Instruction Set Computer
    36. CMOS – Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
    37. COBOL – Common Business Oriented Language
    38. CODASYL – Conference of Data System Languages
    39. COM – Computer Output to Microfilm
    40. COMPUTER – Commonly Operated Machine Particularly Used for Trade Education & Research CP/M – Control Program for Microcomputers
    41. CPU – Central Processing Unit
    42. CRT – Cathode Ray Tube
    43. CU – Control Unit
    44. CUI – Character User Interface
    45. DBMS – Database Management System
    46. DC – Direct Current
    47. DES – Digital Equipment Corporation
    48. DHTML – Dynamic Hyper Text Markup Language
    49. DOM – Document Object Model
    50. DRAM – Dynamic Random Access Memory
    51. DSDD – Double Sided Double Density
    52. DSHD – Double Sided High Density
    53. DSI – Data System International
    54. DSS – Decision Support System
    55. DTP – Desk Top Publishing
    56. DVD – Digital Versatile Disk
    57. EBCDIC – Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
    58. EDO RAM – Extended Data Out Random Access Memory
    59. EDVAC – Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer
    60. EEPROM – Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
    61. EGA – Enhanced Graphics Adapter
    62. EICAS – Engine Indicator and Crew Alert System
    63. EISA – Extended Industry Standard Architecture
    64. EMS – Expanded Memory
    65. ENIAC – Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator
    66. EPROM – Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
    67. FAT – File Allocation Table
    68. Fax – Facsimile
    69. FDD – Floppy Disk Drive
    70. FMC – Flight Management Computer
    71. FORTRAN – Formula Translation
    72. FPM DRAM – Fast Page Mode Dynamic Random Access Memory
    73. FTP – File Transfer Protocol
    74. GaAs – Gallium Arsenide
    75. Gb – Giga bytes
    76. GIGO – Garbage in Garbage Out
    77. GUI – Graphic User Interface
    78. HDD – Hard Disk Drive
    79. HTML – Hyper Text Markup Language
    80. I/O – Input / Output
    81. IBM – International Business Machine
    82. IC – Integrated Circuit
    83. ICL – International Computers Limited
    84. IMG – Image Element
    85. IRTB – Industrial Real Time Basic
    86. ISA – Industry Standard Architecture
    87. IT – Information Technology
    88. K (or Kb) – Kilobytes
    89. LAN – Local Area Network
    90. LCD – Liquid Crystal Display
    91. LCM – Least Common Multiple
    92. LED – Light Emitting Diode
    93. LISP – List Processing
    94. LSI – Large Scale Integration
    95. MAN – Metropolitan Aria Network
    96. Mb – Mega bytes
    97. MCGA – Multi Color Graphics Adapter
    98. MD2D – Mini Disk Double Sided Double Density
    99. MD2HD – Mini Disk Double Sided High Density
    100. MDA – Monochrome Display Adapter
    101. MF2D – Microfloppy Disk Double Sided Double Density
    102. MF2HD – Microfloppy Disk Double Sided High Density
    103. MHz – Mega Hertz
    104. MICR – Magnetic Ink Character Reader
    105. MIPS – Management Information Processing System
    106. MIPS – Millions of Instruction per Second
    107. MIS – Management Information System
    108. MODEM – Modulator and Demodulator
    109. MOS – Metal Oxide Semiconductor
    110. MSI – Medium Scale Integration
    111. NCC – National Computer Center
    112. NEC – Nippon Electronics Company
    113. OAS – Office Automation System
    114. OCR – Optical Character Reader
    115. OMR – Optical Mark Reader
    116. OS – Operating System
    117. OSS – Operating System Software
    118. PC – Personal Computer
    119. PC – Personal Computer
    120. PCB – Printed Circuit Board
    121. PCI – Peripheral Component Interconnect
    122. PILOT – Programming Inquiring Learning or Teaching
    123. PL/1 – Programming Language – 1
    124. POP – Post Office Protocol
    125. POST – Power On Self Test
    126. PROLOG – Programming Logic
    127. PROM – Programmable Read Only Memory
    128. PS/2 – Personal System – 2
    129. PSTN – Public Switched Telephone Network
    130. QBE – Query by Example
    131. QEL – Query Language
    132. QIC – Quarter Inch Cartridge
    133. RAM – Random Access Memory
    134. RISC – Reduced Instruction Set Computer
    135. RMM – Read Mostly Memory
    136. RPG – Report Program Logic
    137. RPM – Revolution per Minute
    138. RW – Read and Write
    139. SCSI – Small Computer System Interface
    140. SDRAM – Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
    141. SGML – Standard Generalized Markup Language
    142. SIMM – Single Inline Memory Module
    143. SMPS – Switch Mode Power Supply
    144. SNOBOL – String Oriented Symbolic Language
    145. SQL – Structure Query Language
    146. SRAM – Static Random Access Memory
    147. SVGA – Super Video Graphics Array
    148. Tb – Terra bytes
    149. TCP/IP – Transmission Control Protocol / Interface Program
    150. TPS – Transaction Processing System
    151. TV – Television
    152. UMB – Upper Memory Block
    153. UNIVAC – Universal Automatic Computer
    154. UPS – Uninterrupted Power Supply
    155. UPS – Uninterruptible Power Supply
    156. URL – Universal Resource Locator 
    157. USB – Universal Serial Bus
    158. VDT – Visual Terminal Unit
    159. VDU – Visual Display Unit
    160. VGA – Video Graphics Array
    161. VLSI – Very Large Scale Integration
    162. WAN – Wide Area Network
    163. WORM – Write Once Read Many
    164. WWW – World Wide Web
    165. XGA – Extended Graphics Array
    166. XML – Extensible Markup Language
    167. XMS – Extended Memory
    168. XMS – Extended Memory Specification
    169. XNS – Xerox Network System 
    170. XT – Extended Technology

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