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Question		Answer
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line start learning		ADSL
Artificial Intelligence start learning		AI
AOL Instant Messenger start learning		AIM
Arithmetic and logic unit start learning		ALU
Advanced Micro Devices start learning		AMD
American Standard Code for Information Interchange start learning		ASCII
American Telephone & Telegraph company start learning		AT&T
Analogue Telephone Adaptor start learning		ATA
Automated Teller Machine start learning		ATM
Audio Video Interface start learning		AVI
Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code start learning		BASIC
Bulletin Board System start learning		BBS
Blind carbon copy start learning		Bcc:
Basic Input/Output System start learning		BIOS
binary digit start learning		bit
bita per second start learning		bps
Computer-Aied Design start learning		CAD
Carbon copy start learning		Cc:
Charge-Coupled Devices start learning		CCD
Compact Disc start learning		CD
Candela per square metre start learning		cd/m2
Compact Disc-Recordable start learning		CD-R
Compact Disc-Read Only Memory start learning		CD-ROM
Compact Disc-Reweitable start learning		CD-RW
Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire start learning		CERN
COmmon Bussines-Oriented Language start learning		COMBOL
Central Processing Unit start learning		CPU
Cathode Ray Tube start learning		CRT
Cascading Style Sheets start learning		CSS
Computer To Plate start learning		CTP
Control Unit start learning		CU
Digital Audio Broadcasting start learning		DAB
Digital Audio Workstation start learning		DAW
Database Management System start learning		DBMS
Dual Inline Memory Module start learning		DIMM
Double Data Rare start learning		DDR
Digital-Light processing start learning		DLP
Digital Multimedia Broadcasting start learning		DMB
Domain Name System start learning		DNS
dots per inch start learning		dpi
Desktop publishing start learning		DTP
Digital Terrestrial television start learning		DTTV
Digital Video Broadcast-Handheld start learning		DVB-H
Digital Versatile Disc-Rewritable start learning		DVD-/+RW
Digital Versatile Disc or Digital Video Disc start learning		DVD
Digital Versatile Disc-Recordable start learning		DVD-R
Digital Versatile Disc-Read Only Memory start learning		DVD-ROM
Digital Video Interface start learning		DVI
Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM start learning		EEPROM
Encaspulated PostScript start learning		EPS
Frequently, start learning		FAQ
FORmula TRANslation start learning		FORTRAN
File Transfer Protocol start learning		FTP
Gigabyte start learning		GB
Gigahertz start learning		GHz
Graphic Interchange Format start learning		GIF
Geographic Information System start learning		GIS
Gnu's Not Unix start learning		GNU
Global Positioning System start learning		GPS
Global System for Mobile communications start learning		GSM
Graphical User Interface start learning		GUI
Hard disc drive start learning		HDD
High definition TV start learning		HDTV
Hewlett Packard start learning		HP
Hypertext Markup Language start learning		HTML
hypertext transfer protocol start learning		HTTP
Hertz start learning		Hz
Input/Output start learning		I/O
International Bussines Machines start learning		IBM
I Seek You start learning		ICQ
Information and Communication Technology start learning		ICT
Instant Messaging start learning		IM
Internet Protocol start learning		IP
Instruction Register start learning		IR
Infrared Data Association start learning		IrDA
Internet Service Provider start learning		ISP
Information technology start learning		IT
Joint Photographic Experts Group start learning		JPG
1 kilo start learning		k
kilobyte start learning		KB
Local Area Network start learning		LAN
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation start learning		Laser
Liquid-Crystal Display start learning		LCD
LISt Processing start learning		LISP
QuickTime movie start learning		. mov
Macintosh Computer start learning		Mac
Metropolitan Area Network start learning		MAN
Megabyte start learning		MB
Megahertz start learning		MHz
Musical Instrument Digital Interface start learning		MIDI
Million Instructions Per Second start learning		MIPS
Multimedia messages start learning		MMS
MOdulator/DEModulator start learning		Modem
MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 Audio start learning		MP3
Moving Picture Experts Group start learning		MPEG
milosecond start learning		ms
Network interface card start learning		NIC
Microsoft’s Object Linking and Embedding standard start learning		OLE
Organic Light-Emitting Diodes start learning		OOP
Operating System start learning		OS
portable document format start learning		. pdf
Personal Area Network start learning		PAN
1 Personal Computer; 2 Program Counter start learning		PC
Printer Control Language start learning		PCL
Personal Digital Assistants start learning		PDA
Page Description Language start learning		PDL
Pretty Good Privacy start learning		PGP
Personal Identification Number start learning		PIN
picture element start learning		pixel
portable network graphics start learning		png
pages per minute start learning		ppm
Point to Point Protocol start learning		PPP
RealAudio file start learning		. ra
Random Access Memory start learning		RAM
Red, Green, Blue start learning		RGB
Radio-Frequency Memory start learning		RFID
Research In Motion start learning		RIM
Raster Image Processor start learning		RIP
Reduced Instruction Set Computer start learning		RISC
Read Only Memory start learning		ROM
recolutions per minute start learning		rpm
repetitive strain injury start learning		RSI
Really Simple Syndication start learning		RSS
Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory start learning		SDRAM
Subscriber Identity Module start learning		SIM
Short Message Service start learning		SMS
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol start learning		SMTP
Structured Query Language start learning		SQL
Secure Socket Layer start learning		SSL
Super XGA start learning		SXGA
Transaction Authorization Number start learning		TAN
Terabyte start learning		TB
Transmission Control Protocol/IP start learning		TCP/IP
Thin Film Transistor start learning		TFT
Tagged Image File Format start learning		TIFF
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System start learning		UMTS
Uniform Resource Locator start learning		URL
Universal Serial Bus start learning		USB
Value Added Tax start learning		VAT
Videocassette Recorder start learning		VCR
Visual Display Unit start learning		VDU
Video Graphic Adapter/Array start learning		VGA
Voice over Internet Protocol start learning		VoIP
Virtual Reality Modelling Language start learning		VRML
See in Glossary start learning		W3 WEB
Web Accesibility Initaitive start learning		WAI
Wide Area Network start learning		WAN
1 wireless access point; 2 Wirelless Application Protocol start learning		WAP
Wireless Fidelity start learning		Wi-Fi
Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access start learning		WIMAX
Window, Icon, Menu and Pointer start learning		WIMP
Word Processing start learning		WP
World Wide Web start learning		WWW
What You See Is What You Get start learning		WYSIWYG
Extended Graphics Array start learning		XGA
Extensible Markup Language start learning		XML
Wide XGA start learning		WXGA
Adobe’s freebsoftware for displaying and printing PDF files. start learning		Adobe Reader
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line. start learning		ADSL
A device used to connect one or more computers to an ADSL phone line. start learning		ADSL modem
Software devised to display advertisments; some may include spyware. start learning		adware
Keys that represent letters and numbers, arranged as on typewriter. start learning		alphanumeric keys
A popular online shopping site. start learning		Amazon.com
A robot that resembles a human. start learning		android
Images made up of a series of independent pictures pit together in sequence to look like moving pictures. start learning		animations
A small Java application, usually designed to run automatically within a web page. start learning		applet
programa that let you do specific tasks, such as word processing, database managment or financial planning. start learning		application software
A game played in a coin-operated machine, typically installed in pubs, restaurants and amusement arcades. start learning		arcade-game
A component of the CPU which performs the actual arithmetic and logical operations asked for by a program. start learning		arithmetic logic unit (ALU)
Advanced Research Project Agency Network. start learning		ARPANet
The study of methods by which a computer can simulate aspects of human intelligence. start learning		Artificial Intelligence
A standard system for the binary representation of characters. ASCII, which stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange, permit computers from different manufacturers to exchange data. start learning		ASCII code
The width of the screen divided by its height, e.g. 4:3 and 16:9. start learning		aspect ratio
A special program that converts a program written in a low-level language into machine code. start learning		assembler
A low-level language thats uses abbreviations, such ass ADD, SUB and MPY, to represent Instructions. start learning		assembley language
An analogue telephone adaptor, which converts the analogue signals of your traditional phone into digital signals. start learning		ATA adaptor
A processor manufactured by AMD. start learning		Athlon
A file that has been included as part of an email message. start learning		attachment
Characteristics that affect the visual representation of lines and polygons, e.g. line styles, rectangle colour. start learning		attributes
Verifying the identity of a user logging into a network; ways of authentication include passwords, digital certificates and biometrics. start learning		authentication
An object which represents a participant in 3D chat room. start learning		avatar
To copy files from one disc to another. start learning		back up
High-speed lines or connections that from the major access pathways within the Internet. start learning		backbone
A copy of data or software, usually kept in case the original disk is damaged. start learning		backup
The quantity of data that can be transmitted trough a network, measurrd in bits per second. start learning		bandwidth
A specialized scanner used to read price labels in shops. start learning		bar code reader
A high-level proframming language developed in the 60s, widely used in programming because it was interactive and easy to use. start learning		BASIC
A code made of just two numbers (0 or 1). start learning		binary code
The smallest unit od information in the binary system, 0 or 1. Also called a bit. start learning		binary digit
A notation system in which numbers are represented by the two digits: 0 and 1. Thus the binary number 10 represents 2 in the decimal system, while 100 represents 4. start learning		binary system
The science that uses computer technology to identify people based on physical features, such as fingerprints or voice scans. start learning		biometrics

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