All Computer Abbreviations| Part (B)| D-M

 

          Computer Abbreviations Part (B )   FROM D-M

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•          DAC—Digital-To-Analog Converter

•          DAC—Discretionary Access Control

•          DAO—Data Access Objects

•          DAO—Disk-At-Once

•          DAP—Directory Access Protocol

•          DARPA—Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

•          DAT—Digital Audio Tape

•          DB—Database

•          DBA—Database Administrator

•          DBCS—Double Byte Character Set

•          DBMS—Database Management System

•          DCC—Direct Client-to-Client

•          DCCP—Datagram Congestion Control Protocol

•          DCCA—Debi an Common Core Alliance

•          DCL—Data Control Language

•          DCMI—Dublin Core Metadata Initiative

•          DCOM—Distributed Component Object Model

•          DD—Double Density

•          DDE—Dynamic Data Exchange

•          DDL—Data Definition Language

•          DDOS—Distributed Denial of Service

•          DDR—Double Data Rate

•          DEC—Digital Equipment Corporation

•          DES—Data Encryption Standard

•          DEV—development

•          DFA—Deterministic Finite Automaton

•          DFD—Data Flow Diagram

•          DFS—Depth-First Search

•          DFS—Distributed File System

•          DGD—Dirking’s Game Driver

•          DHCP—Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

•          DHTML—Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language

•          DIF—Data Integrity Field

•          DIMM—Dual Inline Memory Module

•          DIN—Detaches Institute for Norming

•          DIP—Dual In-line Package

•          DIVX—Digital Video Express

•          DKIM—Domain Keys Identified Mail

•          DL—Download

•          DLL—Dynamic Link Library

•          DLP—Digital Light Processing

•          DMA—Direct Memory Access

•          DMCA—Digital Millennium Copyright Act

•          DMI—Direct Media Interface

•          DML—Data Manipulation Language

•          DMR—Dennis M. Ritchie

•          DN—Distinguished Name

•          DND—Drag-and-Drop

•          DNS—Domain Name System

•          DOCSIS—Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification

•          DOM—Document Object Model

•          DoS—Denial of Service

•          DOS—Disk Operating System

•          DP—Dot Pitch

•          DPC—Deferred Procedure Call

•          DPI—Deep Packet Inspection

•          DPI—Dots Per Inch

•          DPMI—DOS Protected Mode Interface

•          DPMS—Display Power Management Signaling

•          DRAM—Dynamic Random Access Memory

•          DR-DOS—Digital Research - Disk Operating System

•          DRI—Direct Rendering Infrastructure

•          DRM—Digital Rights Management

•          DRM—Direct Rendering Manager

•          DSDL—Document Schema Definition Languages

•          DSDM—Dynamic Systems Development Method

•          DSL—Digital Subscriber Line

•          DSL—Domain-Specific Language

•          DSLAM—Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer

•          DSN—Database Source Name

•          DSN—Data Set Name

•          DSP—Digital Signal Processor

•          DSSSL—Document Style Semantics and Specification Language

•          DTD—Document Type Definition

•          DTE—Data Terminal Equipment

•          DTP—Desktop Publishing

•          DTR—Data Terminal Ready

•          DVD—Digital Versatile Disc

•          DVD—Digital Video Disc

•          DVD-R—DVD-Recordable

•          DVD-ROM—DVD-Read Only Memory

•          DVD-RW—DVD-Rewritable

•          DVI—Digital Visual Interface

•          DVR—Digital Video Recorder

          E

•          EAI—Enterprise Application Integration

•          EAP—Extensible Authentication Protocol

•          EBCDIC—Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code

•          EBML—Extensible Binary Meta Language

•          ECC—Elliptic Curve Cryptography

•          ECMA—European Computer Manufacturers Association

•          ECN—Explicit Congestion Notification

•          ECOS—Embedded Configurable Operating System

•          EDA—Electronic Design Automation

•          EDI—Electronic Data Interchange

•          EDO—Extended Data Out

•          EDSAC—Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator

•          EDVAC—Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer

•          EEPROM—Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory

•          EFF—Electronic Frontier Foundation

•          EFI—Extensible Firmware Interface

•          EFM—Eight-to-Fourteen Modulation

•          EGA—Enhanced Graphics Array

•          EGP—Exterior Gateway Protocol

•          EID—electronic ID card

•          EIDE—Enhanced IDE

•          EIGRP—Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

•          EISA—Extended Industry Standard Architecture

•          ELF—Extremely Low Frequency

•          ELF—Executable and Linkable Format

•          ELM—Electronic Mail

•          EMACS—Editor Macros

•          EMS—Expanded Memory Specification

•          ENIAC—Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer

•          EOF—End of File

•          EOL—End of Life

•          EOL—End of Line

•          EOM—End Of Message

•          EPIC—Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing

•          EPROM—Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory

•          ERP—Enterprise Resource Planning

•          ESCON—Enterprise Systems Connection

•          ESD—Electrostatic Discharge

•          ETL—Extract, Transform, Load

•          ESR—Eric Steven Raymond

•          EUC—Extended Unix Code

•          EULA—End User License Agreement

•          EXT—Extended file system

          F

•          FAP—FORTRAN Assembly Program

•          FASM—Flat Assembler

•          FAT—File Allocation Table

•          FAQ—Frequently Asked Questions

•          FBDIMM—Fully Buffered Dual Inline Memory Module

•          FC-AL—Fiber Channel Arbitrated Loop

•          FCB—File Control Block

•          FCS—Frame Check Sequence

•          FDC—Floppy Disk Controller

•          FDS—Fedora Directory Server

•          FDD—Floppy Disk Drive

•          FDDI—Fiber Distributed Data Interface

•          FDMA—Frequency-Division Multiple Access

•          FEC—Forward Error Correction

•          FEMB—Front-End Motherboard

•          FET—Field Effect Transistor

•          FHS—File system Hierarchy Standard

•          FICON—Fiber Connectivity

•          FIFO—First In First Out

•          FIPS—Federal Information Processing Standards

•          FL—Function Level

•          FLAC—Free Lossless Audio Codec

•          FLOPS—FLoating-Point Operations Per Second

•          FLOSS—Free/Libre/Open Source Software

•          FOLDOC—Free On-line Dictionary of Computing

•          FOSDEM—Free and Open source Software Developers' European Meeting

•          FOSI—Formatted Output Specification Instance

•          FOSS—Free and Open Source Software

•          FP—Function Programming

•          FPGA—Field Programmable Gate Array

•          FPS—Floating Point Systems

•          FPU—Floating Point Unit

•          FRU—Field Replaceable Unit

•          FS—File System

•          FSB—Front Side Bus

•          FSF—Free Software Foundation

•          FSM—Finite State Machine

•          FTTC—Fiber To The Curb

•          FTTH—Fiber To The Home

•          FTTP—Fiber To The Premises

•          FTP—File Transfer Protocol

•          FQDN—Fully Qualified Domain Name

•          FUD—Fear Uncertainty Doubt

•          FWS—Folding White Space

•          FXP—File exchange Protocol

           G

•          G11N—Globalization

•          Gas—GNU Assembler

•          Gb—Gigabit

•          GB—Gigabyte

•          GCC—GNU Compiler Collection

•          GCJ—GNU Compiler for Java

•          GCR—Group Code Recording

•          GDB—GNU Debugger

•          GDI—Graphics Device Interface

•          GFDL—GNU Free Documentation License

•          GIF—Graphics Interchange Format

•          GIGO—Garbage In, Garbage Out

•          GIMP—GNU Image Manipulation Program

•          GIMPS—Great Internet Messene Prime Search

•          GIS—Geographic Information System

•          GLUT—OpenGL Utility Toolkit

•          GML—Geography Markup Language

•          GNOME—GNU Network Object Model Environment

•          GNU—GNU's Not Unix

•          GOMS—Goals, Operators, Methods, and Selection rules

•          GPASM—GNU PIC Assembler

•          GPG—GNU Privacy Guard

•          GPGPU—General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units

•          GPIB—General-Purpose Instrumentation Bus

•          GPL—General Public License

•          GPL—General-Purpose Language

•          GPRS—General Packet Radio Service

•          GPT—GUID Partition Table

•          GPU—Graphics Processing Unit

•          GRUB—Grand Unified Boot-Loader

•          GSM—Global System for Mobile Communications

•          GTK+—GIMP Toolkit

•          GUI—Graphical User Interface

•          GUID—Globally Unique Identifier

•          GWT—Google Web Toolkit

           H

•          HAL—Hardware Abstraction Layer

•          HBA—Host Bus Adapter

•          HCI—Human Computer Interaction

•          HD—High Density

•          HDD—Hard Disk Drive

•          HCL—Hardware Compatibility List

•          HD DVD—High Definition DVD

•          HDL—Hardware Description Language

•          HDMI—High-Definition Multimedia Interface

•          HF—High Frequency

•          HHD—Hybrid Hard Drive

•          HID—Human Interface Device

•          HIG—Human Interface Guidelines

•          HIRD—Hurd of Interfaces Representing Depth

•          HLASM—High Level ASseMbler

•          HMA—High Memory Area

•          HP—Hewlett-Packard

•          HPC—High-Performance Computing

•          HPFS—High Performance File System

•          HSM—Hierarchical Storage Management

•          HT—Hyper Threading

•          HTM—Hierarchical Temporal Memory

•          HTML—Hypertext Markup Language

•          HTTP—Hypertext Transfer Protocol

•          HTTPD—Hypertext Transport Protocol Daemon

•          HTX—Hyper Transport expansion

•          HURD—Hire of Unix-Replacing Daemons

•          HVD—Holographic Versatile Disc

•          Hz—Hertz

           I

•          I2C—Inter-Integrated Circuit

•          I18N—Internationalization

•          IANA—Internet Assigned Numbers Authority

•          IBCS—Intel Binary Compatibility Standard

•          IBM—International Business Machines

•          IC—Integrated Circuit

•          ICANN—Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

•          ICE—In-Circuit Emulator

•          ICE—Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics

•          ICMP—Internet Control Message Protocol

•          ICP—Internet Cache Protocol

•          ICT—Information and Communication Technology

•          IDE—Integrated Development Environment

•          IDE—Integrated Drive Electronics

•          IDF—Intermediate Distribution Frame

•          IDL—Interface Definition Language

•          IDS—Intrusion Detection System

•          IE—Internet Explorer

•          IEC—International Electro technical Commission

•          IEEE—Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

•          IETF—Internet Engineering Task Force

•          IFL—Integrated Facility for Linux

•          IGMP—Internet Group Management Protocol

•          IGRP—Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

•          IHV—Independent Hardware Vendor

•          IIOP—Internet Inter-Orb Protocol

•          IIS—Internet Information Services

•          IL—Intermediate Language

•          IM—Instant Messaging

•          IMAP—Internet Message Access Protocol

•          IME—Input Method Editor

•          INFOSEC—Information Systems Security

•          I/O—Input/output

•          IP—Intellectual Property

•          IP—Internet Protocol

•          IPC—Inter-Process Communication

•          IPL—Initial Program Load

•          IPO—Inter Procedural Optimization

•          IPP—Internet Printing Protocol

•          IPS—Intrusion Prevention System

•          IPsec—Internet Protocol security

•          IPTV—Internet Protocol Television

•          IPX—Internetwork Packet Exchange

•          IRC—Internet Relay Chat

•          IrDA—Infrared Data Association

•          IRP—I/O Request Packet

•          IRQ—Interrupt Request

•          IS—Information Systems

•          ISA—Industry Standard Architecture

•          ISA—Instruction Set Architecture

•          ISAM—Indexed Sequential Access Method

•          ISC—Internet Storm Center

•          ISCSI—Internet Small Computer System Interface

•          ISDN—Integrated Services Digital Network

•          ISO—International Organization for Standardization

•          ISNS—Internet Storage Name Service

•          ISP—Internet Service Provider

•          ISPF—Interactive System Productivity Facility

•          ISR—Interrupt Service Routine

•          ISV—Independent Software Vendor

•          IT—Information Technology

•          ITL—Interval Temporal Logic

•          ITU—International Telecommunication Union

           J

•          J2EE—Java 2 Enterprise Edition

•          J2ME—Java 2 Micro Edition

•          J2SE—Java 2 Standard Edition

•          JAXB—Java Architecture for XML Binding

•          JAX-RPC—Java XML for Remote Procedure Calls

•          JAXP—Java API for XML Processing

•          JBOD—Just a Bunch of Disks

•          JCE — Java Cryptography Extension

•          JCL—Job Control Language

•          JCP—Java Community Process

•          JDBC—Java Database Connectivity

•          JDK—Java Development Kit

•          JES—Job Entry Subsystem

•          JDS—Java Desktop System

•          JFC—Java Foundation Classes

•          JFET—Junction Field-Effect Transistor

•          JFS—IBM Journaling File System

•          JINI—Jini Is Not Initials

•          JIT—Just-In-Time

•          JMX—Java Management Extensions

•          JMS—Java Message Service

•          JNDI—Java Naming and Directory Interface

•          JNI—Java Native Interface

•          JNZ—Jump non-zero

•          JPEG—Joint Photographic Experts Group

•          JRE—Java Runtime Environment

•          JS—JavaScript

•          JSON—JavaScript Object Notation

•          JSP—Jackson Structured Programming

•          JSP—JavaServer Pages

•          JTAG—Joint Test Action Group

•          JUG—Java Users Group

•          JVM—Java Virtual Machine

•          jwz—Jamie Zawinski

           K

•          K&R—Kernighan and Ritchie

•          KB—Keyboard

•          Kb—Kilobit

•          KB—Kilobyte

•          KB—Knowledge Base

•          KDE—K Desktop Environment

•          kHz—Kilohertz

•          KM—Knowledge Machine

•          KRL—Knowledge Representation Language

•          KVM—Keyboard, Video, Mouse

            L

•          L10N—Localization

•          L2TP—Layer two Tunneling Protocol

•          LAMP—Linux Apache MySQL Perl

•          LAMP—Linux Apache MySQL PHP

•          LAMP—Linux Apache MySQL Python

•          LAN—Local Area Network

•          LBA—Logical Block Addressing

•          LCD—Liquid Crystal Display

•          LCOS—Liquid Crystal On Silicon

•          LDAP—Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

•          LE—Logical Extents

•          LED—Light-Emitting Diode

•          LF—Line Feed

•          LF—Low Frequency

•          LFS—Linux From Scratch

•          LGPL—Lesser General Public License

•          LIB—Library

•          LIF—Low Insertion Force

•          LIFO—Last In First Out

•          LILO—Linux Loader

•          LISP—List Processing

•          LKML—Linux Kernel Mailing List

•          LM—Lan Manager

•          LOC—Lines of Code

•          LPC—Lars Pension C

•          LPI—Linux Professional Institute

•          LPT — Line Print Terminal

•          LSB—Least Significant Bit

•          LSB—Linux Standard Base

•          LSI—Large-Scale Integration

•          LTL—Linear Temporal Logic

•          LTR—Left-to-Right

•          LUG—Linux User Group

•          LUN—Logical Unit Number

•          LV—Logical Volume

•          LVD—Low Voltage Differential

•          LVM—Logical Volume Management

•          LZW—Lempel-Ziv-Welch

            M

•          MAC—Mandatory Access Control

•          MAC—Media Access Control

•          MAN—Metropolitan Area Network

•          MANET—Mobile Ad-Hoc Network

•          MAPI—Messaging Application Programming Interface

•          Mb—Megabit

•          MB—Megabyte

•          MBCS—Multi Byte Character Set

•          MBR—Master Boot Record

•          MCA—Micro Channel Architecture

•          MCA—Microsoft Certified Architect

•          MCAD—Microsoft Certified Application Developer

•          MCAS—Microsoft Certified Application Specialist

•          MCDBA—Microsoft Certified Database Administrator

•          MCDST—Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician

•          MCITP—Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional

•          MCM—Microsoft Certified Master

•          MCP—Microsoft Certified Professional

•          MCPD—Microsoft Certified Professional Developer

•          MCSA—Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator

•          MCSD—Microsoft Certified Solution Developer

•          MCSE—Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

•          MCT—Microsoft Certified Trainer

•          MCTS—Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist

•          MDA—Mail Delivery Agent

•          MDA—Model-Driven Architecture

•          MDA—Monochrome Display Adapter

•          MDF—Main Distribution Frame

•          MDI—Multiple Document Interface

•          ME—[Windows] Millennium Edition

•          MF—Medium Frequency

•          MFC—Microsoft Foundation Classes

•          MFM—Modified Frequency Modulation

•          MGCP—Media Gateway Control Protocol

•          MHz—Megahertz

•          MIB—Management Information Base

•          MICR—Magnetic Ink Character Recognition

•          MIDI—Musical Instrument Digital Interface

•          MIMD—Multiple Instruction, Multiple Data

•          MIMO—Multiple-Input Multiple-Output

•          MINIX—MIni-UNIX

•          MIPS—Million Instructions Per Second

•          MIPS—Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages

•          MIS—Management Information Systems

•          MISD—Multiple Instruction, Single Data

•          MIT—Massachusetts Institute of Technology

•          MIME—Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

•          MMDS—Mortality Medical Data System

•          MMI—Man Machine Interface.

•          MMIO—Memory-Mapped I/O

•          MMORPG—Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game

•          MMU—Memory Management Unit

•          MMX—Multi-Media Extensions

•          MNG—Multiple-image Network Graphics

•          MOBO—Motherboard

•          MOM—Message-Oriented Middleware

•          MOO—MUD Object Oriented

•          MOS—Microsoft Office Specialist

•          MOSFET—Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor

•          MOTD—Message Of The Day

•          MOUS—Microsoft Office User Specialist

•          MPAA—Motion Picture Association of America

•          MPEG—Motion Pictures Experts Group

•          MPL—Mozilla Public License

•          MPLS—Multiprotocol Label Switching

•          MPU—Microprocessor Unit

•          MS—Memory Stick

•          MS—Microsoft

•          MSB—Most Significant Bit

•          MS-DOS—Microsoft DOS

•          MT—Machine Translation

•          MTA—Mail Transfer Agent

•          MTA—Microsoft Technology Associate

•          MTBF—Mean Time Between Failures

•          MTU—Maximum Transmission Unit

•          MSA—Mail Submission Agent

•          MSDN—Microsoft Developer Network

•          MSI—Medium-Scale Integration

•          MSI—Microsoft Installer

•          MUA—Mail User Agent

•          MUD—Multi-User Dungeon

•          MVC—Model-View-Controller

•          MVP—Most Valuable Professional

•          MVS—Multiple Virtual Storage

•          MX—Mail exchange

•          MXF—Material Exchange Format