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KuTenk 2000 - ITOT110109-Computers—Systems, Terms and Acronyms, 16th Edition

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by M. Susan Hodges

2006 (266 pages)

ISBN:0966842286

Written for non-technical people who need to understand Information Technology, this updated and revised guide explains computer technology and computer terminology in plain English.

Table of Contents

Computers—Systems, Terms and Acronyms, 16th Edition
Part One - Computers—Systems
Section I	-	Information Technology
Chapter 1	-	IT Overview
Chapter 2	-	IT Jobs and Professionals
Section II	-	Applications
Chapter 3	-	Corporate Applications
Chapter 4	-	eApplications
Section III	-	Platforms
Chapter 5	-	Computers
Chapter 6	-	Operating Systems
Chapter 7	-	System Software
Chapter 8	-	Security
Chapter 9	-	Storage Management
Section IV	-	Development
Chapter 10	-	Development Life Cycle
Chapter 11	-	Languages and Tools
Chapter 12	-	Software Engineering
Section V	-	Data
Chapter 13	-	Files and Databases
Chapter 14	-	Data Management Systems
Section VI	-	Communications
Chapter 15	-	Communications
Chapter 16	-	Middleware and Servers
Chapter 17	-	Networking
Part Two - Terms & Acronyms
1G (First Generation Networks)—915 Express
A	-	Ab Initio—autonomic computing
B	-	back-end—bytecode
C	-	C/C++—CyberTrace
D	-	daemon—Dynamic ODS (Operational Data Store)
E	-	E-Business Suite—extranet
F	-	fabric—fuzzy logic
G	-	G, GB (Gig, GigaByte)—gyricon
H	-	hammer—hypertext
I	-	I/O (Input/Output)—IXP (Internet eXchange Point)
J	-	J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition)—Jython
K	-	K, KB (Kilo, KiloByte)—KW (Knowledge Warehouse)
L	-	L2F (Layer 2 Forwarding)—LynxOS RTOS (Real-Time Operating System)

Part Two - Terms & Acronyms
1G (First Generation Networks)—915 Express
A	-	Ab Initio—autonomic computing
B	-	back-end—bytecode
C	-	C/C++—CyberTrace
D	-	daemon—Dynamic ODS (Operational Data Store)
E	-	E-Business Suite—extranet
F	-	fabric—fuzzy logic
G	-	G, GB (Gig, GigaByte)—gyricon
H	-	hammer—hypertext
I	-	I/O (Input/Output)—IXP (Internet eXchange Point)
J	-	J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition)—Jython
K	-	K, KB (Kilo, KiloByte)—KW (Knowledge Warehouse)
L	-	L2F (Layer 2 Forwarding)—LynxOS RTOS (Real-Time Operating System)
M	-	M, MB (Meg, MegaByte)—MySQL Relational database
N	-	N1—NVRAM (Non-Volatile Random Access Memory)
O	-	OAG (Open Applications Group)—overhead
P	-	packet—Python
Q	-	QA (quality assurance)—QuickTest Professional
R	-	R/3—RUP (Rational Unified Process)
S	-	S/390—Systinet Registry
T	-	T, TB (Tera, or TeraByte)—twisted pair cable
U	-	U2—UWB (Ultra WideBand)
W	-	W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)—WS-Federation (Web Services Federation)
X	-	XACML (Extensible Access Control Markup Language)—Xythos Enterprise Document Management Suite
Y	-	Y!Q—Yukon
Z	-	z/OS—zSeries