Computer Knowledge is highly scoring section in IBPS POs and RRB (Regional Rural Banks) Examinations. All the questions will be from well known concepts such as Computer Terminology, Basic Computer Architecture, Internet, MS-Office, E-Commerce, Computer Network etc. The questions may be theoretical and also require knowledge of facts and application.
Thursday 6 September 2012
COMPUTER KNOELEDGE MCQ CAPSULES FOR ALL BANK EXAMS
1. Which of the following powerpoint view displays each slide of the presentation as a thumbnail and is useful for rearranging slides?
1) Slide show
2) Slide master
3) Slide sorter
4) Notes Page
5) Design Slide
2. A set of rules for telling the computer what operations to perform is / are called:
1) Structures
2) Procedural Language
3) Command Language
4) Natural Language
5) Programming Language
3. Devices that enter information and let you communicate with the computer are called:
1) Software
2) Hardware
3) Output Devices
4) Input / Output devices
5) Input Devices
4. The speed of which of the following memory chips is faster?
1) Not Fixed
2) DRAM
3) SRAM
4) For smaller chips SRAM is faster
5) For larger chips DRAM is faster
5. Mahesh Babu has his cute childhood photos in an album which might fade out in a couple of years, which he wants to show it to his fans by uploading it in his twitter account. Which of the following devices can he use to do that?
1) Keyboard
2) Mouse
3) Printer
4) Scanner
5) None of these
6. Which of the following is not a social networking site?
1) WAYN
2) Hi 5
3) Orkut
4) Yahoo
5) Facebook
7. In the URL https://twitter.com, what does 's' represent in 'https'?
1) Safe
2) System
3) Start-up
4) Semantic
5) Secured
Wednesday 29 August 2012
SBI ASSOCIATE BANKS CLERKS EXAM COMPUTER AWARENESS MCQs
1. Which type of memory gets lost when you switch off?
1) ROM
2) RAM
3) CACHE
4) Dynamic
5) Static
2. Which type of network would use phone lines?
1) WAN
2) LAN
3) WWAN
4) Wireless
5) None of these
3. Speakers / Headphones are ____ devices.
1) Input
2) Input/ Output
3) Software
4) Storage
5) Output
4. A program for viewing web pages is called:
1) hardware
2) software
3) storage
4) browser
5) None of these
5. A computer cannot perform which of the following functions?
1) Addition
2) Subtraction
3) Bake a cake
4) Division
5) None of these
6. CD's or DVD's are ____ type of devices.
1) Input
2) Output
3) Software
4) Storage
5) Input/output
7. In the URL 'www.dbsdynamic.blogspot.in' what does the domain name extension '.in' represent?
1) International
2) internet
3) intra net
4) India
5) None of these
8. Free of cost repair of the software bug available in internet is called:
1) Version
2) Ad-on
3) Tutorial
4) FAR
5) Patch
9. Which of the following is READ only disc?
1) DVD-R
2) DVD-ROM
3) DVD-RW
4) CD-R
5) None of these
10. Which of the following is an/ are advantages of LAN?
1) Sharing peripherals
2) Backing up your data
3) Saving all your data
4) Accessing the web
5) Automatic printing of data
Monday 30 July 2012
SBI ASSOCIATE BANKS CLERKS EXAM COMPUTER AWARENESS PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. What is e-commerce?
1) Buying and selling of international goods
2) Buying and selling of products and services over the internet
3) Buying and selling of products having to do with computers
4) Buying and selling of products and services not found in stores
5) Buying and selling of electronic goods
2. The term user Interface refers to :
1) What the user sees on the screen and how they can interact with it
2) How the operating system responds to the user commands
3) The means by which the user interacts with the peripheral devices on the computer
4) All of these
5) None of these
3. Which of the following is not an input device?
1) Keyboard
2) Joystick
3) Monitor
4) Microphone
5) None of these
4. An error is also known as :
1) Debug
2) Bug
3) Cursor
4) Icon
5) None of these
5. Archive is :
1) Back-up Storage
2) Forward Operation
3) Primary Storage
4) Name of famous processor
5) None of these
6. Which media has the ability to have data/information written on them by users more than once
1) CD-R disks
2) CD-RW disks
3) Zip disks
4) Opti disks
5) Both CD-RW and Zip disks
7. BCC in regard to emails, stands for :
1) Best Client Copy
2) Better Communication Copy
3) Best Computer Copy
4) Better Client Copy
5) None of these
Tuesday 17 July 2012
COMPUTER AWARENESS PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. Hackers ………………
(A) all have the same motive
(B) are people who maintain computers
(C) may legally break into computers as long as they do not do any damage
(D) break into other people's computers
Answer: break into other peoples computers
2. Unauthorised copying of software to be used for personal gain instead of for personal backups is called ………………
(A) program thievery
(B) data snatching
(C) software piracy
(D) program looting
Answer: software piracy
3. Junk e-mail is also called ………………
(A) spam
(B) spoof
(C) cookie crumbs
(D) sniffer script
Answer: spam
4. What is usually used for displaying information at public places ?
(A) Monitors
(B) Overhead Projections
(C) Monitors and Overhead Projections
(D) Touch Screen Kiosks
Answer: Overhead Projections
5. What is MP3 ?
(A) A Mouse
(B) A Printer
(C) A Sound Format
(D) A Scanner
Answer: A Sound Format
6. What is the most popular hardware for multimedia creations ?
(A) PCs
(B) Minicompiiters
(C) Mainframe Computers
(D) WANs
Answer: PCs
7. For sound recording, what is necessary ?
(A) Speaker
(B) Microphone
(C) Talker
(D) Mouse
Answer: Microphone
(A) all have the same motive
(B) are people who maintain computers
(C) may legally break into computers as long as they do not do any damage
(D) break into other people's computers
Answer: break into other peoples computers
2. Unauthorised copying of software to be used for personal gain instead of for personal backups is called ………………
(A) program thievery
(B) data snatching
(C) software piracy
(D) program looting
Answer: software piracy
3. Junk e-mail is also called ………………
(A) spam
(B) spoof
(C) cookie crumbs
(D) sniffer script
Answer: spam
4. What is usually used for displaying information at public places ?
(A) Monitors
(B) Overhead Projections
(C) Monitors and Overhead Projections
(D) Touch Screen Kiosks
Answer: Overhead Projections
5. What is MP3 ?
(A) A Mouse
(B) A Printer
(C) A Sound Format
(D) A Scanner
Answer: A Sound Format
6. What is the most popular hardware for multimedia creations ?
(A) PCs
(B) Minicompiiters
(C) Mainframe Computers
(D) WANs
Answer: PCs
7. For sound recording, what is necessary ?
(A) Speaker
(B) Microphone
(C) Talker
(D) Mouse
Answer: Microphone
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. If you wish to extend the length of the network without having the signal
degrade, you would use a ………………
(A) resonance
(B) router
(C) gateway
(D) repeater
Answer: repeater
2. A repair for a known software bug, usually available at no charge on the Internet, is called a ………………
(A) version
(B) patch
(C) tutorial
(D) FAQ
Answer: patch
3. URL stands for ………………
(A) Universal Research List
(B) Universal Resource List
(C) Uniform Resource Locator
(D) Uniform Research Locator
Answer: Uniform Resource Locator
4. When data changes in multiple lists and all lists are not updated, this causes ………………
(A) data redundancy
(B) information overload
(C) duplicate data
(D) data inconsistency
Answer: data inconsistency
5. What is a backup ?
(A) Restoring the information backup
(B) An exact copy of a system's information
(C) The ability to get a system up and running in the event of a system crash or failure
(D) All of these
Answer: An exact copy of a systems information
6. The Internet is ………………
(A) a large network of networks
(B) an internal communication system for a business
(C) a communication system for the Indian government
(D) a communication system for some states of India
Answer: a large network of networks
7. Computers that are portable and convenient for users who travel are known as ………………
(A) supercomputers
(B) planners
(C) minicomputers
(D) laptops
Answer: laptops
(A) resonance
(B) router
(C) gateway
(D) repeater
Answer: repeater
2. A repair for a known software bug, usually available at no charge on the Internet, is called a ………………
(A) version
(B) patch
(C) tutorial
(D) FAQ
Answer: patch
3. URL stands for ………………
(A) Universal Research List
(B) Universal Resource List
(C) Uniform Resource Locator
(D) Uniform Research Locator
Answer: Uniform Resource Locator
4. When data changes in multiple lists and all lists are not updated, this causes ………………
(A) data redundancy
(B) information overload
(C) duplicate data
(D) data inconsistency
Answer: data inconsistency
5. What is a backup ?
(A) Restoring the information backup
(B) An exact copy of a system's information
(C) The ability to get a system up and running in the event of a system crash or failure
(D) All of these
Answer: An exact copy of a systems information
6. The Internet is ………………
(A) a large network of networks
(B) an internal communication system for a business
(C) a communication system for the Indian government
(D) a communication system for some states of India
Answer: a large network of networks
7. Computers that are portable and convenient for users who travel are known as ………………
(A) supercomputers
(B) planners
(C) minicomputers
(D) laptops
Answer: laptops
Monday 16 July 2012
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE PRACTICE MCQs
1.What is the ultimate purpose of Defragmentation ?
1) Make the PC faster
2) Create More Free Space
3) Delete temporary files
4) Reduce Power consumption
5) All of the above
2.Computers process data into information by working exclusively with :
1) multimedia
2) words
3) characters
4) numbers
5) None of these
3.You must install a (n) ......... on a network if you want to share a broadband Internet connection
1) router
2) modem
3) node
4) cable
5) None of these
4.The purpose of the primary key in a database is to :
1) unlock the database
2) provide a map of the data
3) uniquely identify a record
4) establish constraints on database operations
5) None of these
5.The design of the network is called the network
1) architecture
2) server
3) transmission
4) type
5) None of these
6.The most frequently used instructions of a computer program are likely to be fetched from:
1) the hard disk
2) cache memory
3) RAM
4) registers
5) None of these
7.Personal logs or journal entries posted on the Web are known as :
1) listservs
2) Webcasts
3) blogs
4) subject directories
5) None of these
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGR PRACTICE QUESTIONS FOR BANK EXAMS
1. Compiler is the
(a) name given to the computer operator
(b) part of the digital machine to store the information
(c) translator of source program to object
(d) part of arithmetic logic unit
(e) operator of Boolean Algebra
Ans (c)
2. Main memory is
(a) Random Access Memory (b) Read only Memory
(c) Serial Access Memory (d) None of these
Ans (a)
3. Which of the following is the smallest and fastest computer imitating brain working?
(a) Supercomputer (b) Quantum Computer
(c) Param-10,000 (d) IBM chips
Ans (b)
4. A compact disc (CD) is a data storage of the type
(a) Magnetic (b) Optical (c) Electrical (d) Electromechanical
Ans (a)
5. Which of the following is not as language for computer programming?
(a) WINDOWS (b) PASCAL (c) BASIC
(d) COBOL (e) All of these
Ans (a)
6. What are the two basic types of memory that your computer uses?
(a) RAM (b) RW/RAM (c) ROM (d) ERAM (e) POST
Ans (a)
7. The term gigabyte refers to(a) 1024 bytes (b) 1024 kilobytes (c) 1024 megabytes
(d) 1024 gigabytes (e) None of the above
Ans (c)
(a) name given to the computer operator
(b) part of the digital machine to store the information
(c) translator of source program to object
(d) part of arithmetic logic unit
(e) operator of Boolean Algebra
Ans (c)
2. Main memory is
(a) Random Access Memory (b) Read only Memory
(c) Serial Access Memory (d) None of these
Ans (a)
3. Which of the following is the smallest and fastest computer imitating brain working?
(a) Supercomputer (b) Quantum Computer
(c) Param-10,000 (d) IBM chips
Ans (b)
4. A compact disc (CD) is a data storage of the type
(a) Magnetic (b) Optical (c) Electrical (d) Electromechanical
Ans (a)
5. Which of the following is not as language for computer programming?
(a) WINDOWS (b) PASCAL (c) BASIC
(d) COBOL (e) All of these
Ans (a)
6. What are the two basic types of memory that your computer uses?
(a) RAM (b) RW/RAM (c) ROM (d) ERAM (e) POST
Ans (a)
7. The term gigabyte refers to(a) 1024 bytes (b) 1024 kilobytes (c) 1024 megabytes
(d) 1024 gigabytes (e) None of the above
Ans (c)
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE
Generation of Computers
It is important to realize that major changes and trends in computer systems have occurred during the major stages-or generations-of computing, and will continue into the future. The first generation of computers developed in the early 1950s, the second generation blossomed during the late 1960s, the third generation took computing into the 1970s, and the fourth generation has been the computer technology of the 1980s and 1990s. A fifth generation of computers that accelerates the trends of the previous generations is expected to evolve as we enter the 21st century. Notice that computers continue to become smaller, faster, more reliable, less costly to purchase and maintain, and more interconnected within computer networks.
First-generation computing involved massive computers using hundreds or thousands of vacuum tubes for their processing and memory circuitry. These large computers generated enormous amounts of heat; their vacuum tubes had to be replaced frequently. Thus, they had large electrical power, air conditioning, and maintenance requirements. First-generation computers had main memories of only a few thousand characters and millisecond processing speeds. They used magnetic drums or tape for secondary storage and punched cards or paper tape as input and output media.
Second-generation computing used transistors and other solid-state, semiconductor devices that were wired to circuit boards in the computers. Transistorized circuits were much smaller and much more reliable, generated little heat, were less expensive, and required less power than vacuum tubes. Tiny magnetic cores were used for the computer’s memory, or internal storage. Many second-generation computers had main memory capacities of less than 100 kilobytes and microsecond processing, speeds. Removable magnetic disk packs were introduced, and magnetic tape merged as the major input, output, and secondary storage medium for large computer installations.
It is important to realize that major changes and trends in computer systems have occurred during the major stages-or generations-of computing, and will continue into the future. The first generation of computers developed in the early 1950s, the second generation blossomed during the late 1960s, the third generation took computing into the 1970s, and the fourth generation has been the computer technology of the 1980s and 1990s. A fifth generation of computers that accelerates the trends of the previous generations is expected to evolve as we enter the 21st century. Notice that computers continue to become smaller, faster, more reliable, less costly to purchase and maintain, and more interconnected within computer networks.
First-generation computing involved massive computers using hundreds or thousands of vacuum tubes for their processing and memory circuitry. These large computers generated enormous amounts of heat; their vacuum tubes had to be replaced frequently. Thus, they had large electrical power, air conditioning, and maintenance requirements. First-generation computers had main memories of only a few thousand characters and millisecond processing speeds. They used magnetic drums or tape for secondary storage and punched cards or paper tape as input and output media.
Second-generation computing used transistors and other solid-state, semiconductor devices that were wired to circuit boards in the computers. Transistorized circuits were much smaller and much more reliable, generated little heat, were less expensive, and required less power than vacuum tubes. Tiny magnetic cores were used for the computer’s memory, or internal storage. Many second-generation computers had main memory capacities of less than 100 kilobytes and microsecond processing, speeds. Removable magnetic disk packs were introduced, and magnetic tape merged as the major input, output, and secondary storage medium for large computer installations.
Sunday 1 July 2012
IBPS Probationary Officers' Exam 2011
Computer Knowledge
(Exam Held On: 18-09-2011)
1. Computer uses the_________number system to store data and perform calculations.
(A) binary(B) octal
(C) decimal
(D) hexadecimal
(E) None of these
Ans : (A)
2. A disk's content that is recorded at the time of manufacture and that cannot be changed or erased by the user is_______________
(A) Memory-only(B) Write-only
(C) Once-only
(D) Run-only
(E) Read-only
Ans : (E)
3. Which of the following can be used to select the entire document ?
(A) CTRL+A(B) ALT+F5
(C) SHIFT+A
(D) CTRL+K
(E) CTRL+H
Ans : (A)
4___________are 'attempts by individuals to obtain confidential information from you by falsifying their identity.
(A) Phishing(B) Computer viruses
(C) Spyware scams
(D) Viruses
(E) None of the above
Ans : (A)
5. Part number, part description, and number of parts ordered are examples of__________
(A) control(B) output
(C) processing
(D) feedback
(E) input
Ans : (E)
6. A Web site's main page is called its______________
(A) Home Page(B) Browser Page
(C) Search Page
(D) Bookmark
(E) None of these
Ans : (A)
7. The simultaneous processing of two or more programs by multiple processors is_____________
(A) multiprogramming(B) multitasking
(C) time-sharing
(D) multiprocessing
(E) None of these
Ans : (D)
COMPUTER ABBREVIATIONS FOR BANK EXAMS
ACE | Access Control Entry |
ADSL | Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line |
AGP | Accelerated Graphics Port |
AI | Artificial Intelligence |
ALGOL | Algorithmic Language |
ALU | Arithmetic Logic Unit |
ANSI | American National Standards Institute |
API | Application Program Interface |
APIPA | Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing |
APT | Automatically Programmed Tooling |
ARP | Address Resolution Protocol |
ARPANET | Advanced Research Projects Agency Network |
ASCII | American Standard Code For Information Interchange |
ASF | Advanced Streaming Format |
ASP | Active Server Pages |
ATAPI | Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface |
ATM | Asynchronous Transfer Mode |
AUI | Attachment Unit Interface |
AVI | Audio Video Interleave |
BASIC | Beginner`s All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code |
BCD | Binary Coded Decimal |
BDPS | Business Data Processing Systems |
BHTML | Broadcast Hyper Text Markup Language |
BIOS | Basic Input Output System |
BIU | Bus Interface Unit |
BMP | Bitmap |
BPS | Bytes Per Seconds |
C-DAC | Centre For Development Of Advanced Computing |
CAD | Computer Aided Design |
CADD | Computer Added Drafting And Design |
CAI | Computer Aided Instructuion |
CAM | Computer Aided Manufacturing |
CAR | Control Address Register |
CASE | Computer Aided Software Engineering |
CCIS | Common Channel Interoffice Signaling |
CCNA | Cisco Certified Network Associate |
CD | Compact Disc |
CD RW | Compact Disc ReWritable |
CDMA | Code Division Multiple Access |
CDROM | Compact Disc Read Only Memory |
CFG | Control Flow Graph |
CGI | Common Gateway Interface |
CGM | Computer Graphics Metafile |
CIDR | Classless InterDomain Routing |
CIM | Computer Integrated Manufacture |
CISC | Complex Instruction Set Computers |
CIX | Commercial Internet Exchange |
CLR | Common Language Runtime |
CMOS | Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor |
CMS | Content Management System |
CMYK | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (Black) |
COBOL | Common Business Oriented Language |
CORBA | Common Object Request Broker Architecture |
CPI | Clock Cycle Per Instruction |
CPU | Central Processing Unit |
CRC | Cyclic Redundancy Check |
CRM | Customer Relationship Management |
CROM | Control Read Only Memory |
CRT | Cathode Ray Tube |
CUI | Character User Interface |
DAC | Digital To Analog Converter |
DAO | Data Access Objects |
DARPANET | Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Network |
DBA | Data Base Administrator |
DBMS | Data Base Management System |
DCA | Defence Communication Agency |
DCL | Data Control Language |
DCOM | Distributed Component Object Model |
DCP | Data Communication Processor |
DDL | Data Definition Language |
DDOS | Distributed Denial Of Service |
DDP | Distributed Data Processing |
DFD | Data Flow Diagram |
DFS | Distributed File System |
DHCP | Dynamic Host Control Protocol |
DHTML | Dynamics Hyper Text Markup Language |
DLC | Data Link Control |
DLL | Dynamic Link Library |
DMA | Direct Memory Access |
DML | Data Manipulation Language |
DMTF | Distributed Management Test Force |
DNA | Distributed Internet Architecture |
DNS | Domain Name System (Server) |
DOM | Document Object Model |
DOS | Disk Operating System, Denial Of Service |
DPI | Dots Per Inch |
DRAM | Dynamic Random Access Memory |
DSL | Digital Subscriber Line |
DSN | Digital Subscriber Network |
DTD | Document Type Definition |
DVD | Digital Versatile Disc |
E | Electronic |
EAROM | Electrically Alterable Read Only Memory |
EBCDIC | Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code |
EDC | Electronic Digital Computer |
EDCDIC | Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code |
EEPROM | Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory |
EFS | Encrypted File System |
EJB | Enterprise Java Beans |
ENIAC | Electronics Numerical Integrator And Calculator |
EPROM | Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory |
EROM | Erasable Read Only Memory |
ERP | Enterprise Resource Planning |
EULA | End User License Agreement |
FAT | File Allocation Table |
FDD | Floppy Disk Drive |
FDDI | Fiber Distributed Data Interface |
FDMA | Frequency Division Multiple Access |
FIFO | First In First Out |
FLOPS | Floating Point Operations Per Second |
FO | Fiber Optics |
FORTRAN | Formula Translation |
FPS | Frames Per Second |
FRAM | Ferro Electric Random Access Memory |
FTP | File Transfer Protocol |
GB | Giga Bytes |
GIF | Graphic Interchange Format |
GIGO | Garbage In Garbage Out |
GML | General Markup Language |
GPL | General Public License |
GUI | Graphical User Interface |
HDD | Hard Disk Drive |
HFS | Hierarchical File System |
HP | Hewlett Packard |
HPC | High Performance Computing |
HPFS | High Performance File System |
HSR | Horizontal Scan Rate |
HTML | Hyper Text Markup Language |
HTTP | Hyper Text Transfer Protocol |
IO | Input Output |
IBM | International Business Machines |
IC | Integrated Circuit |
ICMP | Internet Control Message Protocol |
ICS | Reduce Instruction Set Computer |
ICT | Information And Communication Technology |
IDE | Integrated Development Environment |
IE | Internet Explorer |
IGMP | Internet Group Management Protocol |
IL | Intermediate Language |
IOP | InputOutput Processor |
IP | Internet Protocol |
IPX | Internetworked Packet Exchange |
IRAM | Integration Ram |
IRC | Internet Relay Chat |
IRDA | Infrared Data Association |
IRQ | Interrupt Request |
ISAPI | Internet Server Application Program Interface |
ISDN | Integrated Services Digital Network |
ISO | International Standard Organization |
ISP | Internet Service Provider |
ISR | Interrupt Service Routine |
IT | Information Technology |
ITPL | Information Technology Park Limited (India) |
JCL | Job Control Language |
JDBC | Java Data Base Connectivity |
JHTML | Java Within Hyper Text Markup Language |
JPEG | Joint Photographic Experts Group |
JSP | Java Server Pages |
KB | Kilo Bytes |
KBPS | Kilo Bytes Per Second |
L2TP | Layer Two Tunneling Protocol |
LAN | Local Area Network |
LCD | Liquid Crystal Display |
LDAP | Light Weight Directory Access Control |
LIFO | Last In First Out |
LIPS | Logical Interfaces Per Second |
LOC | Lines Of Code |
LSI | Large Scale Integration |
LSP | Layered Service Provider |
MAC | Media Access Control |
MAN | Metropolitan Area Network |
MAU | MultiStation Access Unit |
MB | Mega Bytes |
MBONE | Multicast Backbone |
MBPS | Mega Bytes Per Second |
MBR | Master Boot Record |
MCP | Microsoft Certified Professional |
MCS | Multicast Server |
MDI | Multiple Document Interface |
MDS | Microcomputer Development System |
MFC | Microsoft Foundation Classes |
MFT | Master File Table |
MG | Mega Bytes |
MICR | MagneticInk Characters Reader |
MIDI | Musical Instrument Digital Interface |
MIMD | Multiple Instruction Multiple Data |
MIME | Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions |
MIPS | Millions Of Instructions Per Second |
MISD | Multiple Instruction Single Data |
MODEM | Modulator And Demodulator |
MP3 | Motion Pictures Experts Group Layer 3 |
MPEG | Motion Pictures Experts Group |
MS | Microsoft |
MSDN | Microsoft Developer Network |
MSIIS | Microsoft Internet Information Server |
MSIL | Microsoft Intermediate Language |
MSMQ | Microsoft Message Queue |
MSN | Microsoft Network |
MSRAP | Microsoft Remote Administration Protocol |
MSRPC | Microsoft Remote Procedure Call |
MTS | Microsoft Transaction Server |
MTU | Maximum Transmission Unit |
MUDS | MultiUser Dungeons |
NAS | Network Attached Storage |
NASSCOM | National Association Of Software & Service Companies |
NCP | Network Control Protocol |
NDIS | Network Driver Interface Specification |
NDRO | Nondestructive Read Out |
NETBEUI | Netbios Enhanced User Interface |
NIC | National Informatics Centre, |
NIIT | National Institute Of Information Technology |
NNTP | Network News Transfer Protocol |
NSFNET | National Science Foundation Network |
NTFS | New Technology File System |
NTP | Network Time Protocol |
OCR | Optical Character Readers |
ODBC | Open Data Base Connectivity |
OLE | Object Linking And Embedding |
OMR | Optical Mark Reader |
ONE | Open Network Architecture |
OOA | Object Orient Analysis |
OOAD | Object Oriented Analysis And Design |
OOP | Object Oriented Programming |
OOPS | Object Oriented Programming System |
OPEN GL | Open Graphics Library |
OS | Operating System |
OSI | Open System Interconnection |
PC | Personal Computer |
PCI | Peripheral Component Interconnect |
PCMCIA | Personal Computer Memory Card International Association |
PDA | Personal Digital Assistant |
Portable Document Format | |
PDL | Page Description Language |
PDU | Protocol Data Unit |
PIC | Programming Interrupt Control |
PILOT | Programmed Inquiry Learning Or Teaching |
PLA | Programmable Logic Array |
PLC | Programmable Logic Controller |
PNG | Portable Network Graphics |
PNP | Plug And Play |
PPP | Peer To Peer Protocol |
PPTP | Point To Point Tunneling Protocol |
PROM | Programmable Read Only Memory |
PS | Post Script |
RADSL | RateAdaptive Digital Subscribes Line |
RAID | Redundant Array Of Independent Disks |
RAM | Random Access Memory |
RAMDAC | Random Access Memory Digital To Analog Converter |
RAS | Remote Access Network |
RD RAM | Rambus Dynamic Random Access Memory |
RDBMS | Relational Data Base Management System |
RDO | Remote Data Objects |
RDP | Remote Desktop Protocol |
RFC | Request For Comments |
RGB | Red Green Blue |
RICS | Reduced Instruction Set Computer |
RIP | Raster Image Processor |
RISC | Reduced Instruction Set Computer |
ROM | Read Only Memory |
RPC | Remote Procedure Call |
RTC | Real Time Clock |
RTF | Rich Text Format |
RTOS | Real Time Operating System |
SACK | Selective Acknowledgements |
SAM | Security Access Manager |
SAP | Service Access Point, Systems Applications Products |
SCMP | Software Configuration Management Plan |
SD RAM | Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory |
SDD | Software Design Description |
SDK | Software Development Kit |
SDL | Storage Definition Language |
SDN | Integrated Service Digital Network |
SDRAM | Static Dynamic Random Access Memory |
SDSL | Symmetric Digital Subscribes Line |
SG RAM | Synchronous Graphics Random Access Memory |
SGML | Standard Generalized Markup Language |
SIM | Subscriber Identification Module |
SIMD | Single Instruction Multiple Data |
SISD | Single Instruction Single Data |
SIU | Serial Interface Unit |
SMP | Symmetric MultiProcess |
SMS | Short Message Service |
SMTP | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
SNA | System Network Architecture |
SNAP | Sub Network Access Protocol |
SNMP | Simple Network Management Protocol |
SNOBOL | String Oriented Symbolic Language |
SOAP | Simple Object Access Protocol |
SPX | Sequenced Packet Exchange |
SQA | Statistical Quality Assurance |
SQL | Structured Query Language |
SRAM | Static Random Access Memory |
SRS | Software Requirements Specification |
STP | Shielded Twisted Pair |
SVVP | Software Verification And Validation Plan |
SW | Software |
TAPI | Telephony Application Program Interface |
TB | Tera Bytes |
TCP | Transmission Control Protocol |
TCPIP | Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol |
TDI | Transport Data Interface |
TDMA | Time Division Multiple Access |
TPM | Transactions Processing Monitor |
TSR | Terminate And Stay Residents |
UDD | User Datagram Protocol |
UDP | User Datagram Protocol |
UI | User Interface |
UML | Unified Modelling Language |
UNC | Universal Naming Convention |
UNIX | Uniplexed Information And Computer Systems |
URL | Universal Resource Locator |
USB | Universal Serial Bus |
USRT | Universal Synchronous Receiver Transmitted |
UTP | Unshielded Twisted Pair |
VAN | Virtual Area Network |
VAST | Very Small Aperture Terminal |
VB | Visual Basic |
VC++ | Visual C++ |
VCD | Video Compact Disc |
VDL | View Definition Language |
VGA | Video Graphics Array |
VHS | Video Home System |
VLIW | Very Long Instruction Words |
VLSI | Very Large Scale Integrated Circuits |
VPN | Virtual Private Network |
VRAM | Video Random Access Memory |
VRML | Virtual Reality Modelling Language |
VS | Visual Studio |
VSNL | Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited |
VVR | Software Validation And Validation Report |
VXD | Virtual Device Driver |
W3C | World Wide Web Consortium |
WAIS | Wide Area Information Servers |
WAN | Wide Area Network |
WAP | Wireless Application Protocol |
WBEM | WebBase Enterprise Management |
WDM | Wave Division Multiplexing |
WHQL | Windows Hardware Quality Lab |
WINDOWS ME | Windows Millennium Edition |
WINDOWS NT | Windows New Technology |
WINDOWS XP | Windows Experienced |
WINS | Windows Internet Name Service |
WMI | Windows Management Instrumentation |
WML | Wireless Markup Language |
WORM | Write Once Read Many |
WSH | Windows Script Host |
WWW | World Wide Web |
WYSIWYG | What You See Is What You Get |
XHTML | Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language |
XML | Extensible Markup Language |
XSL | Extensible Style Sheet Langauge |
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