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OSS
— Open Source Software
LAN
— Local Area Network
XML
— Extensible Markup Language
ARPANET
— Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (early internet)
RFID
— Radio Frequency Identification
ROM
— Read-Only Memory
RDF
— Resource Description Framework
ANSI
— American National Standards Institute, Inc.
PS
— PostScript
LED
— Light-Emitting Diode
OEM
— Original Equipment Manufacturer (usually in reference to car parts)
LMK
— Let Me Know
IT
— Information Technology
NMI
— Non-Maskable Interrupt
POC
— Point Of Contact
MAN
— Metropolitan Area Network
LIFO
— Last In, First Out
MUA
— Mail User Agent (Internet email)
CPU
— Central Processing Unit
UAAG
— User Agent Accessibility Guidelines
IRC
— Internet Relay Chat
ZOPE
— Z Object Publishing Environment
XMMS
— X MultiMedia System
XCBL
— XML Common Business Library
COB
— close of business (End of duty day)
FIFO
— First In, First Out
PDF
— Portable Document Format (created by Adobe Acrobat)
KPI
— Key Performance Indicator
FEMA
— Federal Emergency Management Agency
QC
— Quality Control
IP
— Internet Protocol
RFP
— Request For Proposal
ISO
— International Organization for Standardization
AUP
— Acceptable Use Policy
MCSA
— Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator
CR
— Carriage Return
RF
— Radio Frequency
EDI
— Electronic Data Interchange
CV
— Curriculum Vitae
ISP
— Internet Service Provider
FET
— Field Effect Transistor
ATM
— Asynchronous Transfer Mode
AC
— Alternating Current
WBS
— Work Breakdown Structure
TQM
— Total Quality Management
WWW
— World Wide Web
ADSL
— Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
API
— Application Programming Interface
SMTP
— Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
MTBF
— Mean Time Before Failure
WML
— Wireless Markup Language
SLA
— Service Level Agreement
ABI
— Application Binary Interface
DEC
— Digital Equipment Corporation
LOB
— Line Of Business
PDA
— Personal Digital Assistant
DIY
— Do-It-Yourself
SRAM
— Static Random Access Memory (ess-ram)
CMOS
— Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor
DDOS
— Distributed Denial of Service
DAC
— Discretionary Access Control
UDP
— User Datagram Protocol (FDDI related)
VPN
— Virtual Private Network (ATM)
FAQ
— Frequently Asked Questions (sometimes Pronounced Fak)
CD
— Compact Disc
EOM
— End Of Message
CGI
— Common Gateway Interface
PEBKAC
— Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair (ditto)
PCB
— printed circuit board
CSIRT
— Computer Security Incident Response Team
CIO
— Chief Information Officer
ARPA
— Advanced Research Projects Agency (made early internet)
EOF
— End Of File
IPL
— Initial Program Load
MIS
— Management Information System (OSHA)
DBMS
— Database Management System
SAN
— Storage Area Network
NFS
— Network File System
CAE
— Computer-Aided Engineering
IVR
— Interactive Voice Response (telephone technology)
ARM
— Advanced RISC Machines Ltd
ACK
— ACKnowledgment
RAM
— random-access memory
MBR
— Master Boot Record
RFC
— Request For Comment
QMS
— Quality Management System
AIS
— Automated Information System
OLTP
— Online Transaction Processing
NOS
— Network Operating System
CIM
— Computer Integrated Manufacturing
AES
— Advanced Encryption Standard
AM
— Amplitude Modulation
EOL
— End Of Life
FIPS
— Federal Information Processing Standard
PD
— Position Description
DES
— Data Encryption Standard
MB
— Megabyte
JIT
— Just in time
DSS
— Decision Support System
PGP
— Pretty Good Privacy (encryption)
WEP
— Wired Equivalent Privacy
WAN
— Wide Area Network
SOW
— Statement Of Work
DRAM
— Dynamic Random Access Memory (dee-ram) (computing)
QOS
— Quality of Service
ATA
— Advanced Technology Attachment
CIR
— Committed Information Rate (Frame Relay)
RSI
— Repetitive Strain Injury
CAD
— Computer Aided Designer
ACM
— Association for Computing Machinery
NATO
— North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
MTTR
— Mean Time To Repair
AD
— Administrative Domain
DFD
— Data Flow Diagram
QA
— Center for Quality Assurance in International Education
DNS
— Domain Name System
BSD
— Berkeley Software Distribution
CRM
— Customer Relationship Management
POP
— Point Of Presence (Internet)
CS
— Computer Science
DARPA
— Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (US)
CONUS
— Continental United States (48 Contiguous States and DC)
DHCP
— Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
BIT
— Binary Digit (either 0 Or 1)
ALSA
— Advanced Linux Sound Architecture
BI
— Business Intelligence
ENIAC
— Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer
MSN
— Microsoft Network
SAS
— Statistical Analysis System
PNG
— Portable Network Graphics (graphic file standard/extension)
NIC
— Network Interface Card
ACL
— Access Control List
LNO
— Liaison Officer
SCSI
— Small Computer System Interface
AAC
— Advanced Audio Coding
TCO
— Total Cost of Ownership
BCC
— Blind Carbon Copy
MHZ
— Megahertz (Megacycles Per Second)
ISDN
— Integrated Services Digital Network
DML
— Data Manipulation Language
CISO
— Chief Information Security Officer
DSA
— Digital Signature Algorithm
SMIL
— Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language
CC
— Carbon Copy
VHF
— Very High Frequency
ACD
— Automatic Call Distributor
CAM
— computer aided manufacturing
DDL
— Data Definition Language
RPG
— Report Program Generator
TTL
— Transistor-Transistor Logic
PNP
— Plug aNd Play
PC
— Personal computer (host)
BPS
— bits per second
RAID
— Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
DSL
— Digital Subscriber Line
EDVAC
— Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer
BBS
— Bulletin Board System
NIST
— National Institute of Standards and Technology
AD
— Active Directory
EFF
— Electronic Frontier Foundation
CMS
— Content Management System
DTE
— Data Terminal Equipment
ABR
— Available Bit Rate
CMM
— Capability Maturity Model
ASP
— Application Service Provider
DLL
— Dynamic Link Library (computer file)
ERP
— Enterprise Resource Planning
UL
— Upload
OMG
— Object Management Group
UI
— User Interface
LUN
— Logical Unit Number
SEI
— Software Engineering Institute
DFS
— Distributed File System
TCP
— Transmission Control Protocol
DDE
— Dynamic Data Exchange (in software parlance)
OSS
— Open Sound System
ITU
— International Telecommunication Union
WYSIWYG
— What You See Is What You Get (pronounced Wizzy-wig. See Entry For Derived Acronyms)
P2P
— Peer to Peer (as in music file sharing systems like KaZaA)
AGP
— Accelerated Graphics Port
SOHO
— Small Office Home Office
ARP
— Address Resolution Protocol (ATM)
SQL
— Structured Query Language
TOC
— Table of Contents
USB
— Universal Serial Bus
VR
— Virtual Reality
EAP
— Extensible Authentication Protocol
MTTF
— Mean Time To Failure
EOY
— End-Of-Year
CHAP
— Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (ATM)
UHF
— Ultra High Frequency (300-3000 MHz; 1m-10cm)
RPC
— Remote Procedure Call
CLI
— Command line Interface (Cabletron)
NSF
— National Sanitation Foundation
IP
— Intellectual Property
TCP/IP
— transmission control protocol/internet protocol
CN
— Common Name
SMS
— Short Message Service
CM
— Configuration Management
W3C
— World Wide Web Consortium
FDMA
— Frequency Division Multiple Access
E-MAIL
— Electronic Mail
BW
— Bandwidth
OUI
— Organizationally Unique Identifier
DOS
— Disk Operating System
ADO
— ActiveX Data Objects (Microsoft)
FDDI
— Fiber Distributed Data Interface
MDA
— Monochrome Display Adapter
KISS
— Keep It Simple Stupid
CIM
— Common Information Model
NSA
— National Security Agency
CRLF
— Carriage Return Line Feed
IPS
— Intrusion Prevention System
APIC
— Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller
SSID
— Service set identifier (Wi-Fi)
RCA
— Root Cause Analysis
CRC
— Contrôle de Redondance Cyclique (French: Cyclic Redundancy Check)
LF
— Low Frequency
BJT
— Bipolar Junction Transistor
YACC
— Yet Another Compiler-Compiler
BCD
— Binary-Coded Decimal
OSI
— Open Systems Interconnection (iso Standard)
RFI
— Radio Frequency Interference
DCOM
— Distributed Component Object Model
JPEG
— Joint Photographic Experts Group (24-bit image storage format)
SGML
— Standard Generalized Markup Language
BER
— Bit-Error Rate
ESD
— Electrostatic Discharge
CORBA
— Common Object Request Broker Architecture
PLD
— Programmable Logic Device
DSU
— Data Service Unit
SID
— Security Identifier
MF
— Medium Frequency
SOA
— Service-Oriented Architecture
ADT
— Abstract Data Type
CSF
— Critical Success Factor
AT
— Advanced Technology
PEAP
— Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol
MIMO
— Multiple Input, Multiple Output
AIIM
— Association for Information and Image Management International
BSOD
— Blue Screen Of Death
OS
— Operating System
PSTN
— Public Switched Telephone Network
FCS
— Frame check sequence (Ethernet)
S/MIME
— Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
SHA
— Secure Hash Algorithm
KHZ
— kilohertz (1000 cycles per second)
MIME
— Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension
CVS
— Concurrent Versions System
SSH
— Secure Shell (Unix program)
RCS
— Revision Control System
MMU
— Memory Management Unit
SSL
— Secure Socket Layer
DMA
— direct memory access (computer term)
PBX
— Private Branch eXchange (company phone system)
ECC
— Elliptic Curve Cryptography
SOI
— Silicon-On-Insulator
URI
— Uniform Resource Identifier
CFD
— computational fluid dynamics
ALGOL
— Algorithmic Language
WIP
— Work In Progress (process)
PPP
— Point-to-Point Protocol
CDMA
— Code Division Multiple Access (voice/data transmission)
COTS
— Commercial Off the Shelf Software
ITIL
— Information Technology Infrastructure Library
DL
— Download
NIM
— No Internal Message. Used when the entire content of the email is contained in the subject and the body remains empty. This saves the recipient's time because she then does not have to open the email.
CNC
— Computer Numerical Control
CGI
— Computer-Generated Imagery
PABX
— private automatic branch exchange (telephone)
SNMP
— Simple Network Management Protocol (ATM)
MOS
— Microsoft Office Specialist
APR
— Apache Portable Runtime
TTL
— Time To Live
KM
— Knowledge Management
DLC
— Digital Loop Carrier
OSPF
— Open Shortest Path First (ATM)
WAP
— Wireless Application Protocol
KB
— Keyboard
EOL
— End Of Line
MCT
— Microsoft Certified Trainer
ELF
— Extremely Low Frequency
RACF
— Resource Access Control Facility
DTP
— Desktop Publishing
TFT
— Thin Film Transistor
XMPP
— Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol
CERT
— Computer Emergency Response Team
OU
— Organizational Unit
DOM
— Document Object Model
VB
— Visual Basic
DVD
— Digital Versatile Disc
BPEL
— Business Process Execution Language
RIP
— Routing Information Protocol
SVG
— Scalable Vector Graphics
SYSOP
— System Operator
MPEG
— Moving Picture Experts Group (International Standards Organisation/International Electrotechnical Commission)
SN
— Sequence Number
TSR
— Terminate and Stay Resident [software program]
RAS
— Remote Access Service
RFS
— Request For Service
DSP
— Digital Signal Processor
NCSA
— National Center for Supercomputing Applications
DR
— Disaster Recovery
MRP
— material requirements planning
RTS
— Ready To Send
PGA
— Pin Grid Array
CIM
— Corporate Information Management
RAD
— Rapid Application Development
TLS
— Transport Layer Security
LOC
— Lines Of Code
ECMA
— European Computer Manufacturer's Association
PIN
— Personal Identification Number
LCD
— Liquid-crystal display
DVR
— Digital Video Recorder
ADC
— Analog-Digital Converter
KB
— Knowledge Base
PDS
— Protected Distribution System
SCADA
— Supervisory Control And Data Aquisition
CES
— Consumer Electronics Show
MOO
— MUD Object Oriented
SP
— Service Pack
TCL
— Tool Command Language
MVS
— Multiple Virtual Storage
DTR
— Data Terminal Ready
AAL
— ATM Adaptation Layer
PVC
— Permanent Virtual Circuit (ATM)
CISSP
— Certified Information Systems Security Professional
EAI
— Enterprise Application Integration
DMZ
— Demilitarized Zone
DBA
— Database Administrator
MTA
— Mail Transfer Agent
LF
— Line Feed
CML
— Chemical Markup Language
COBOL
— Common Business-Oriented Language
JBOD
— Just a Bunch Of Disks/Drives
XSL
— eXtensible Stylesheet Language
TTS
— Text To Speech
CA
— Certificate Authority
PAN
— Personal Area Network
LFS
— Linux from Scratch
MAC
— Media Access Control
RSA
— Rivest-Shamir-Adleman
MDA
— Mail Delivery Agent
VLF
— Very Low Frequency
BGP
— Border Gateway Protocol (routing protocol)
SOAP
— Simple Object Access Protocol
DVI
— Digital Visual Interface
VOIP
— Voice Over IP (Internet Protocol)
NOP
— No Operation
BSS
— Block Started by Symbol
SPEC
— Specification
LDAP
— Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (pronounced Ell-dap)
MCSD
— Microsoft Certified Solution Developer
OLE
— Object Linking and Embedding (Microsoft communication protocol)
MIB
— Management Information Base (ATM)
DB
— Database
CIFS
— Common Internet File System
VM
— Virtual Machine
EFQM
— European Foundation for Quality Management's
OASIS
— Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards
IPX
— Internetwork Packet Exchange
TB
— Terabyte
PCI
— Peripheral Component Interconnect
MDA
— Model Driven Architecture
RLL
— Run Length Limited
MAC
— Mandatory Access Control
DAP
— Directory Access Protocol
CSS
— Content Scramble System
BT
— BlueTooth
EOB
— End Of Business
ACPI
— Advanced Configuration and Power Interface
NOC
— Network Operations Center
MPLS
— Multi Protocol Label Switching
DOS
— Denial Of Service
UPS
— Uninterruptible Power Supply
VOD
— Video On Demand
ACID
— Atomicity Consistency Isolation Durability
BOOTP
— Bootstrap Protocol
MSI
— Medium-Scale Integration
ISR
— Interrupt Service Routine
MS
— Memory Stick
COM
— Component Object Model
SF
— Standard Form
PXE
— Preboot Execution Environment
AST
— Abstract Syntax Tree
DBCS
— Double-Byte Character Set
PAP
— Password Authentication Protocol (ATM)
CCTA
— Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency
AMR
— Audio Modem Riser
ISA
— Industry Standard Architecture
UE
— User Equipment
UML
— Unified Modeling Language (Object Management Group, OMG)
BIOS
— Basic Input Output System
EMS
— Expanded Memory Specification
DRM
— Digital Rights Management
ADCCP
— Advanced Data Communications Control Procedures
CF
— Compact Flash
AM
— Active Matrix
MB
— Megabit
ITSM
— Information Technology Service Management
DS
— Digital Signal
IRDA
— Infrared Data Association
PCMCIA
— Personal Computer Memory Card International Association
BPDU
— Bridge Protocol Data Unit
AFS
— Andrew File System
NTFS
— New Technology File System
JVM
— Java Virtual Machine
MPL
— Mozilla Public License
ACE
— Adobe Certified Expert
DVD
— Digital Video Disc
FCB
— File Control Block
WPAN
— Wireless Personal Area Network
MPU
— Microprocessor Unit
ARIN
— American Registry for Internet Numbers
SPF
— Sender Policy Framework
CTS
— Clear To Send
RARP
— Reverse Address Resolution Protocol
FAT
— File Allocation Table
CGM
— Computer Graphics Metafile
VM
— Virtual Memory
WLAN
— Wireless Local Area Network
MTU
— Maximum Transmission Unit
AI
— Action Item
UTF
— Unicode Transformation Format
PKI
— Public Key Infrastructure (cryptography)
AIFF
— Audio Interchange File Format
MDM
— Master Data Management
AARP
— Appletalk Address Resolution Protocol
IPSEC
— Internet Protocol Security
BOM
— Byte Order Mark
PCM
— Pulse-Code Modulation
ABR
— Area Border Router
ADF
— automatic document feeder
LGPL
— Lesser General Public License
ACR
— Allowed Cell Rate
CCIE
— Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert
KMS
— Knowledge Management System
MOTD
— Message of the Day
LV
— Logical Volume
TLS
— Thread Local Storage
RGB
— red-green-blue (signal)
PCL
— Printer Command Language
MPEG
— Motion Picture Experts Group
OLAP
— Online Analytical Processing
MPAA
— Motion Picture Association of America
SPMD
— Single Program Multiple Data
JNI
— Java Native Interface
SDR
— Software Defined Radio
NNTP
— Network News Transfer Protocol
TMP
— Temporary
EDSAC
— Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Computer
MCA
— Micro Channel Architecture
EA
— Enterprise Architecture
OC
— Optical Carrier
WWAN
— Wireless Wide Area Network
KB
— Kilobyte: One thousand and twenty-four bytes kbps kilo bit per second
RIA
— Rich Internet Application
RIAA
— Recording Industry Association of America
SIPRNET
— Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
PPTP
— Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
ADC
— Apple Display Connector
MUD
— Multi-User Dungeon (gaming)
CCNA
— Cisco Certified Network Associated
VGA
— Video Graphics Array
MIT
— Massachusetts Institute of Technology (U.S.)
BSA
— Business Software Alliance
RSS
— Really Simple Syndication
KB
— Kilobit
TSO
— time Sharing option (of OS/360, IBM)
PIO
— Programmed Input/Output
BEEP
— Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol
NETBIOS
— Network Basic Input/Output System
PIM
— Personal Information Manager
EUC
— Extended Unix Code
ISV
— Independent Software Vendor
SLI
— Scalable Link Interface
IRP
— I/O Request Packet
DTD
— Document Type Definition (XML)
TOR
— terms of reference (ICAO/FAA)
DDR
— Double Data Rate
ODBC
— Open Database Connectivity
SDK
— Software Development Kit (Microsoft)
DSLAM
— Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (Module)
DPI
— Dots per inch.
MVC
— Model View Controller (Microsoft software design pattern)
POE
— power over ethernetinjector
MVP
— Most Valuable Professional
SLM
— Service Level Management
EGP
— Exterior Gateway Protocol
TDMA
— Time Division Multiple Access
RFC
— Request For Change
WINS
— Windows Internet Name Service
WCF
— Windows Communication Foundation
COMPTIA
— Computing Technology Industry Association
SD
— Secure Digital
PVR
— Personal Video Recorder
SPI
— Stateful Packet Inspection
RTC
— Real Time Clock
JCL
— Job Control Language
RC
— Release Candidate
MDI
— Multiple Document Interface
OOB
— Out-Of-Band
ORB
— Object Request Broker
SPI
— Serial Peripheral Interface
PCB
— Process Control Block
DAT
— Digital Audio Tape
VAR
— Variable
CIDR
— Classless Inter-Domain Routing (ATM)
NLS
— National Language Support
DII
— Defense Information Infrastructure
DAO
— Disk-At-Once
ISAM
— Indexed Sequential Access Method
VSAT
— Very Small Aperture Terminal (satellite service)
NPL
— Netscape Public License
TTY
— Teletype Telex Machine
VLSI
— Very-Large-Scale Integration
FDC
— Floppy Disk Controller
CPS
— characters per second
EIGRP
— Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
SDIO
— Secure Digital Input/Output
BLOB
— Binary Large Object
NTP
— Network Time Protocol
NIPRNET
— Non-Classified Internet Protocol Router Network
FDD
— Floppy Disk Drive
POP3
— Post Office Protocol 3 (email)
ANT
— Another Neat Tool
NLP
— Natural Language Processing
TEMP
— Temporary (worker, file, etc.)
DMCA
— Digital Millennium Copyright Act
IRQ
— Interrupt Request
LSB
— LINUX Standard Base
DCL
— Data Control Language
PIC
— Peripheral Interface Controller
WAIS
— Wide Area Information Server
RMI
— Remote Method Invocation
MX
— Mail Exchange
CDF
— Channel Definition Format
TNC
— Threaded Neill-Concelman
IPV6
— Internet Protocol Version 6
CDE
— Common Desktop Environment
ADB
— Apple Desktop Bus
DHTML
— Dynamic HyperText Markup Language
VBA
— Visual BASIC for Applications
MSA
— Mail Submission Agent
WPF
— Windows Presentation Foundation
LVD
— Low Voltage Differential
SPA
— Software Publishers Association
NA
— North America
SMB
— Server Message Block
SIMM
— Single Inline Memory Module
PII
— Personally Identifiable Information
CI
— Configuration Item
TAO
— Track-At-Once
AVC
— Advanced Video Coding
WIMAX
— Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, Inc.
CTSS
— Compatible Time Sharing System
B2B
— Business-to-Business
SSI
— Single System Image
MT
— Machine Translation
PMP
— Project Management Professional
QDR
— Quad Data Rate
BTAM
— Basic Telecommunications Access Method
FEC
— Forward Error Correction
OLED
— Organic Light-Emitting Diode
WI-FI
— Wireless Fidelity
MSB
— Most Significant Bit
RADIUS
— Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
JDK
— Java Development Kit
DN
— Distinguished Name
MCP
— Microsoft Certified Professional
LZW
— Lempel-Ziv-Welch
PV
— Physical Volume
CCW
— Computer Communications Workshop
JRE
— Java Runtime Environment
RTOS
— Real-Time Operating System
APIPA
— Automatic Private IP Address
AIX
— Advanced Interactive Executive (IBM)
DSS
— Digital Signature Standard
TBD
— To Be Discussed
SCP
— Secure Copy Protocol
PPI
— Pixels Per Inch
CUA
— Common User Access
EULA
— End User License Agreement (usually in reference to software)
NAT
— Network Address Translation
MFCS
— Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science
VPU
— Visual Processing Unit
BSI
— British Standards Institution
IPP
— Internet Printing Protocol
LILO
— Linux Loader
XP
— Extreme Programming
ASSP
— Application-specific standard product
DNS
— Domain Name Server
CDSA
— Common Data Security Architecture
KBPS
— KiloBytes per second
CG
— Computer Graphics
DD
— Double Density
ZCAV
— Zone Constant Angular Velocity
APL
— Ada Programming Language
XSD
— XML Schema Definition
TLD
— Top Level Domains
VRML
— Virtual Reality Modeling Language
TFTP
— Trivial File Transfer Protocol (ATM)
SDP
— Session Description Protocol
DISA
— U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency
VLAN
— Virtual Local Area Network
CTCP
— Client-To-Client Protocol
DISN
— Defense Information Systems Network
JFC
— Java Foundation Class
JDBC
— Java Database Connectivity
VLSM
— Variable Length Subnet Mask
CCA
— Citrix Certified Administrator
POP
— Post Office Protocol
ATAPI
— Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface
EBCDIC
— Extended Binary-Coded Decimal Interchange Code
LSI
— Large Scale Integration -> VLSI
OOP
— Of an Object Oriented Programming
JTAG
— Joint Test Action Group
DIMM
— Dual Inline Memory Module
CCNC
— Consumer Communications and Networking Conference
ME
— Millennium Edition
NAS
— Network-Attached Storage
AWT
— Abstract Windowing Toolkit
SVGA
— Super Video Graphics Array
MD5
— Message Digest 5
AMD
— Advanced MicroDevices
SDI
— Single Document Interface
SFTP
— Secure File Transfer Protocol
PDP
— Programmed Data Processor
EU
— End User
JSP
— Jackson Structured Programming
REST
— Representational State Transfer
COMPASS
— COMPuter ASSurance Conference
JFET
— junction field effect transistor
PIC
— Programmable Interrupt Controller
WSFL
— Web Services Flow Language
SFTP
— Simple File Transfer Protocol
ACR
— Attenuation to Crosstalk Ratio
RGBA
— Red Green Blue Alpha
TI
— Texas Instruments, Inc.
EDO
— Extended Data Output
KDE
— K Desktop Environment
MCDST
— Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician
EFI
— Extensible Firmware Interface
PL/I
— Programming Language One
LIB
— Object Code Library
ABM
— Asynchronous Balanced Mode
VAX
— Virtual Address Extension
WSDL
— Web Services Description Language
OCSP
— Online Certificate Status Protocol
NDS
— Novell Directory Services
DIP
— Dual In-line Package (electronics)
CPAN
— Comprehensive PERL Archive Network
CLR
— Common Language Runtime
VESA
— Video Electronics Standards Association
CTAN
— Comprehensive TeX Archive Network
ANN
— Artificial Neural Network
CTI
— Computer Telephony Integration
EC
— executive committee
DPMI
— DOS Protected Mode Interface
SMP
— Supplementary Multilingual Plane
JAXP
— Java API for XML Processing
MMIO
— memory mapped I/O
SIP
— Supplementary Ideographic Plane
ACF
— Advanced Communications Function (IBM)
CCP
— Certified Computing Professional
SDRAM
— Synchronous dynamic random access memory
DCC
— Direct Client to Client
XAML
— Extensible Application Markup Language
PSU
— power supply unit
RLE
— Run-Length Encoding
VSAM
— Virtual Storage Access Method
J2EE
— Java 2 Enterprise Edition
EDMS
— Electronic Document Management System
MAPI
— Messaging Application Program Interface
DIVX
— Digital Video Express
CSI
— Common System Interface
SPC
— Strategic Planning Committee
PARC
— Palo Alto Research Center
SSH
— Secure Shell How
DOCSIS
— Data over Cable Service Interface Specification
MANET
— Mobile Ad-Hoc Network
SIP
— Session Initiation Protocol
RDBMS
— Relational Data Base Management System (Oracle)
JES
— Job Entry Subsystem
CCITT
— Comit? Consultatif International T?l?graphique et T?l?phonique
MSDN
— Microsoft Developer Network
JCP
— Java Community Process
DSDL
— Document Schema Definition Languages
SOC
— System-on-a-Chip
IPC
— Interprocess Communication
ATAG
— Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines
VBS
— Visual Basic Script
SPARC
— Scalable Processor Architecture Reduced Instruction Set Computer
BINAC
— Binary Automatic Computer, Nachfolger des ENIAC
DLP
— Digital Light Processing
MBCS
— Multi-Byte Character Set
DLCI
— data link connection identifier
VTAM
— Virtual Telecommunication Access Method
CAC
— Common Access Card (smart card technology used in DoD)
OSI
— Open Source Initiative
EFM
— Eight-to-Fourteen-Modulation
ISPF
— Interactive System Productivity Facility
NCP
— Network Control Program
MFM
— Modified Frequency Modulation
MNG
— Multiple-image Network Graphics
ACP
— Associate Computing Professional
URN
— Uniform Resource Namespace
BIN
— Binary
WWN
— World Wide Name
OLPC
— One Laptop Per Child
ULA
— Uncommitted Logic Array
RAID
— Redundant Array of Independent Disks
MOUS
— Microsoft Office User Specialist
SSE
— Streaming SIMD Extensions
NSS
— Network Security Services
BT
— Bluetooth Tablet
SSH
— Secure Shell Home
UMA
— Upper Memory Area
SGI
— Silicon Graphics Incorporated
BASH
— Bourne-again shell
NCP
— NetWare Core Protocol
WPA
— Wi-Fi Protected Access
NT
— New Technology, also Windows NT
YAST
— Yet Another Setup Tool
PID
— Proportional, Integral, Derivative
VCPI
— Virtual Control Program Interface
CSU
— Customer Service Unit
ZCS
— Zero Code Suppression
IRM
— information resource management
NDIS
— Network Driver Interface Specification (Microsoft Windows NT)
COP
— Code of Practice
UMB
— Upper Memory Block
DSSSL
— Document Style Semantics and Specification Language
VLB
— Vesa Local Bus
MFD
— MultiFunction Device
MMX
— Matrix Math Extensions (Multimedia Extensions)
DAC
— Digital to Analog Converter-Audio
ELF
— Executable Linking Format
BMP
— Basic Multilingual Plane
VFS
— Virtual File System
ASMP
— Asymmetric Multiprocessing
NVRAM
— Non-Volatile Random Access Memory
SAX
— Simple API for XML
TUCOWS
— The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software
SPOF
— Single Point of Failure
NEXT
— Near-end Crosstalk
ZIF
— Zero Insertion Force (The device on a)
SMT
— Simultaneous Multithreading Technology
ARC
— Advanced RISC Computing
NAP
— Network Access Point
RHEL
— Red Hat Enterprise Linux
NECC
— National Education and Computing Conference
CHS
— Cylinder Head Sector
CSV
— Comma Separated Value(s)
DUN
— Dial-Up Networking
ASP
— Application Server Process
WIMOB
— Wireless and Mobile Computing, Networking and Communications
PI
— Process Improvement
WCAG
— Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
XUL
— XML-based User Interface Language
WCNC
— Wireless Communications and Networking Conference
C&A
— Certification and Accreditation
TUG
— TeX User's Group
LVM
— Logical Volume Management
NAP
— Network Access Protection
SCO
— Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
SMS
— System Management Server
RSS
— Rich Site Summary
WESS
— Workshop on Empirical Studies of Software Maintenance
MCTS
— Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist
EXE
— Executable
MUD
— Multi User Domain
NSPR
— Netscape Portable Runtime
NURBS
— Non-Uniform Rational B-Spline
SXSW
— South By Southwest, Inc.
UDMA
— Ultra DMA
JMS
— Java Message Service
DRI
— Direct Rendering Infrastructure
CAQ
— Computer-Aided Quality
BFD
— Binary File Descriptor
NUMA
— Non Uniform Memory Access
BAP
— Bandwidth Allocation Protocol
KVM
— Keyboard, Video, Mouse switch
XAG
— XML Accessibility Guidelines
RHCE
— Red Hat Certified Engineer
FC-AL
— Fiber Channel - Arbitrated Loop
OCP
— Oracle Certified Professional
AV
— Audiovisual
LCOS
— Liquid Crystal on Silicone
SMP
— Symmetric Multi-Processing
ABR
— AutoBaud Rate
SLES
— SuSE Linux Enterprise Server
RIFF
— Resource Interchange File Format
XMS
— Extended Memory Specification
WAI
— Web Access Initiative
JNDI
— Java Naming and Directory Interface
MCPD
— Microsoft Certified Professional Developer
VAR
— Value Added Reseller
MSIE
— Microsoft Internet Explorer
BNC
— Bayonet Neill Concelman
POST
— power-on self-test Postdoc
CMMI
— Capability Maturity Model Integration
WBEM
— Web-Based Enterprise Management
DAA
— Designated Approving Authority
PMO
— Project Management Office
DEV
— Devices
SSAA
— System Security Authorization Agreement
FHS
— File System Hierarchy Standard
MCAD
— Microsoft Certified Application Developer
DMS
— Document Management Systeme
BIND
— Berkeley Internet Name Daemon
FBDIMM
— Fully Buffered Dual Inline Memory Module
EDA
— Electronic Design Automation
LTR
— Left-to-Right
WMV
— Windows Media Video
IUT
— Implementation Under Test
WOL
— Wake On Lan's
VG
— Volume Group
PPC
— PowerPC
XDMCP
— X Display Manager Control Protocol
WAFS
— Wide-Area File Services
LANMAN
— Local and Metropolitan Area Networks
TNC
— Terminal Node Controller
CCNP
— Cisco Certified Network Professional
RIP
— Raster Image Processor
J2SE
— Java 2 Standard Edition
OFX
— Open Finance Exchange
WMA
— Window Media Audio
EISA
— Extended Industry-Standard Architecture
MOBO
— Mother Board
J2ME
— Java 2 Micro Edition
MCSE
— Microsoft Certified System Engineer
SUS
— Single UNIX Specification
SA
— System Administrator
PS/2
— Personal System /2
LIF
— Low Insertion Force
SACL
— System Access Control List
NPTL
— Native POSIX Thread Library
WCAE
— Workshop on Computer Architecture Education
SO-DIMM
— Small Outline DIMM
NDPS
— Novell Distributed Print Services
EUSE
— Embedded and Ubiquitous Software Engineering
CNE
— Certified Novell Engineer
RMS
— Richard Matthew Stallman
JTD
— Joint Table of Distribution (Manning Authorization for a Joint Organization)
WCMS
— Web Content Management System
BIDI
— Bidirectional
SFSE
— Symposium on Foundations of Software Engineering
WEBDAV
— Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning
WECS
— Workshop on Education in Computer Security
XNS
— Xerox Network Services
ITRE
— International Conference on Information Technology: Research and Education
WMVC
— Workshop on Motion and Video Computing
RHCSS
— Red Hat Certified Security Specialist
SDSL
— Symmetric DSL
TCG
— Trusted Computing Group
SISD
— Single-instruction single-data
SAP
— System Application Product
CACS
— Computer Audit, Control and Security
DCR
— Document Change Request
SMC
— System Management Center
CVE
— Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures
SCWCD
— Sun Certified Web Component Developer
SA
— Service Agreement
BT
— Bluetooth Two
ITSMF
— Information Technology Service Management Forum
ANCS
— Architecture for Networking and Communications Systems
ADCS
— Australasian Document Computing Symposium
ACMC
— Australasian Computer Music Conference
SFA
— Sales Force Automation
OCI
— Oracle Call Interface
ACAF
— Asia Computer Animation Festival
LT
— Leadership Team
MD4
— Message Digest 4
DYSPAN
— Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks
PDCA
— Plan Do Check Act
WCNM
— Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing
DRCN
— Design of Reliable Communication Networks
AITC
— Annual Information Technology Conference
MTP
— Media Transfer Protocol
ASWN
— Applications and Services in Wireless Networks
WEMF
— World Electronic Media Forum
COMSWARE
— Communication Systems Software and Middleware
WCSQ
— World Congress for Software Quality
CNC
— Configurable Network Computing
WCMC
— Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing
PICS
— Platform for Internet Content Selection
SPA
— Secure Password Authentication
CNS
— Certified Novell Salesperson
EIT
— Electro/Information Technology
WPES
— Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society
IWDESA
— International Workshop on Development and Evolution of Software Architectures for Product Families
IWWAN
— International Workshop on Wireless Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks
SDLC
— System Development Life Cycle
MEL
— Maya Embedded Language - Michigan Electronic Library
WSNA
— Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks and Applications
WAP
— Wireless Access Protocol
CTNX
— Creative Talent Network Expo
DAC
— Dual Address Cycle
OST
— Operational Support Team
QSHINE
— Quality of Service in Heterogeneous Wired/Wireless Networks
FIT
— Forum for Information Technology
CTS
— Computer and Technology Showcase
ATEES
— Advanced Technologies in Electrical and Electronics Systems
WASP
— Web Standards Project
CCN
— Computer Components and Networking
CROWNCOM
— Cognitive Radio-Oriented Wireless Networks and Communications
MSAN
— Multimedia Services and Access Networks
PID
— Product Identification
WONS
— Wireless On-demand Network Systems and Services Conference
RHCT
— Red Hat Certified Technician
CNX
— Certified Network Expert
ACTP
— Adobe Certified Training Provider
WWCA
— WorldWide Computing and Its Applications
WECI
— Workshop on Electronics, Communication and Information
SPLC
— Software Product Line Conference
WACG
— Workshop on Applied Computational Geometry
WCCM
— World Congress on Computational Mechanics
QWE
— Quality Week Europe
CFM
— ConFiguration Management
WOFE
— Workshop on 'Frontiers in Electronics'
CLOWNS
— Cross-Layer Optimized Wireless Networks Symposium
SCI
— Software Configuration Item
RHCA
— Red Hat Certified Architect
PFT
— Wireless Pervasive Computing
CCEA
— Citrix Certified Enterprise Administrator
TPS
— Transaction Processing System
IR
— Incident Report
SEEC
— Semantic E-Business and Enterprise Computing
PE
— processing element
EITC
— Electro/Information Technology Conference
NGSCB
— Next Generation Secure Computing Base
NOMS
— Network Operations and Management Symposium
CCIA
— Citrix Certified Integration Architect
MCNE
— Master Certified Novell Engineer
CSNDP
— Communications Systems, Networks and Digital Signal Processing
OECC
— Opto Electronics And Communications Conference
ISBB
— Internatiional Symposium on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
CGMS
— Computer Graphics, Multimedia and Security
WLN
— Workshop on Wireless Local Networks
SRR
— Security Readiness Review
WCIT
— World Congress on Information Technology
ACSS
— Aural Cascading Style Sheets
FITI
— Forum for Information Technology Initiatives
EPL
— Electronic Participants List
RHCDS
— Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist
WCAC
— World Congress in Applied Computing
WTST
— Workshop on the Teaching of Software Testing
WACV
— Workshop on Applications of Computer Vision
DLM
— Distributed Lock Manager
CARS
— Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery
MDAC
— Microsoft Data Access Components
JIDS
— Joint Intrusion Detection System
ITEC
— Information Technology Exposition & Conference
ETAPS
— European Joint Conference on Theory And Practice of Software
OIS
— Office Information System
WCCI
— World Congress on Computational Intelligence
SLC
— System Life Cycle
WCNN
— World Congress on Neural Networks
SGP
— Signalling Gateway Process
SSTC
— Systems Software Technology Conference
OC3
— Optical Carrier 3
UPS
— Un-Interruptible Power Supply
SG
— Signalling Gateway
MLD
— Multicast Listener Discovery
WNS
— Wireless Networking Symposium
SE
— Subsystem Engineering
WCCN
— Wireless Communications, Computing and Networking
VMS
— Vulnerability Management System
PACS
— Power-Aware Computer Systems
CSV
— Computerized System Validation
ITS
— Information Technology Services
DEV
— Device Exclusion Vector
LOI
— Letter of Instituteuction
MML
— mathematical Mark-up language
TP
— Transaction Processing
LL
— Lessons Learned in Software Testing
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