Index of computing articles

Originally, the word computing was synonymous with counting and calculating, and the science and technology of mathematical calculations. Today, "computing" means using computers and other computing machines. It includes their operation and usage, the electrical processes carried out within the computing hardware itself, and the theoretical concepts governing them (computer science).

See also: List of programmers, List of computing people, List of computer scientists, List of basic computer science topics, List of terms relating to algorithms and data structures.

Topics on computing include:

0–9

1.TR.6100BaseFX100BaseTX100BaseT100BaseVG100VG-AnyLAN10base210base510baseT – 120 reset – 16-bit – 16-bit application – 16550 UART1NF1TBS

2.PAK – 20-GATE20-GATE28-bit2B1D2B1Q2D2NF

3-tier (computing) – 32-bit application – 32-bit – 320xx microprocessor – 320xx386BSD386SPART.PAR – 3Com Corporation – 3DO3D computer graphics3GL3NF3Station

4.2BSD – 404 error – 431A – 473L system – 486SX4GL4NF

51-FORTH56 kbit/s line – 5ESS switch – 5NF – 5th Glove –

6.00164-bit680x06x86

8-bit clean8.3 filename80x8682430FX82430HX82430MX – 82430VX – 8514 (display standard) – 8514-A88open8N18x86

90-90 Rule – 9PAC

A

ABC ALGOL – ABLE – ABSETABSYS – Accent – Acceptance, Test Or Launch Language – Accessible Computing – AdaAddressing modeAIM allianceAirPortAIXAlanAlgocracyALGOLAlgorithmAltiVecAmdahl's law – America Online – AmigaAmigaEAnalysis of algorithmsAOLAPL – Apple Computer – Apple II – Apple Macintosh – AppleScriptArray programming – Arithmetic and logical unit – ASCIIActive Server PagesASP.NETAssembly languageAtariAtlas AutocodeAutoLISPAutomatonAWK

B

BBackus–Naur formBasic Rate Interface (2B+D)-- BASIC – Batch job – BCPLBefungeBeOSBerkeley Software DistributionBETA – Big Mac – Big O notationBinary symmetric channel – Binary Synchronous Transmission – Binary numeral system – BitBLISS – Blue – Blu-ray Disc – Blue screen of death – Bourne shell (sh) Bourne-Again shell (bash) BrainfuckBtrieve – Burrows-Abadi-Needham logic – Business Computing

C

C++C#CCacheCanonical LR parserCat (Unix)CD-ROMCentral processing unitChimeraChomsky normal form – CIH virus – Classic Mac OSCOBOL – Cocoa (software) – Code and fix – Code Red worm – ColdFusion – Colouring algorithm – COMAL – Comm (Unix) – Command line interface – Command line interpreter – COMMAND.COM – Commercial at (computing) – Commodore 1541Commodore 1581Commodore 64 – Commodore Amiga – Common logarithm – Common Unix Printing System – Compact discCompilerComputability theoryComputational complexity theoryComputationComputer-aided designComputer-aided manufacturingComputer architectureComputer clusterComputer hardwareComputer network – Computer numbering formats – Computer programmingComputer scienceComputer security – Computer software – Computer system – ComputerComputingContext-free grammarContext-sensitive grammarContext-sensitive languageControl flowControl storeControl unitCORAL66 – CP/M operating system – CPL – Cracking (software)Cracking (passwords)CryptanalysisCryptographyCybersquattingCYK algorithmCyrix 6x86

D

DData compressionDatabase normalizationDecidable setDeep BlueDesktop environmentDesktop publishingDeterministic finite automatonDialer - DIBOLDiffDigital cameraDEC (Digital Equipment Corporation)Digital signal processing – Digital visual interface – Direct manipulation interfaceDisk storageDistance transform – Distance map – Distance field – DVD – DVI (TeX) – Dvorak keyboard layoutDylan

E

Earth SimulatorEBCDICECMAScript (a.k.a. JavaScript) – Electronic data processing (EDP) – Enhanced Versatile Disc (EVD) – ENIAC – Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) – Entscheidungsproblem – Equality (relational operator) – ErlangEnterprise resource planning (ERP) – ES EVMEthernetEuclidean algorithmEuphoria – Exploit (computer science) –

F

Federated Naming ServiceField specification - Final Cut Pro – Finite state automaton – FireWire – First-generation language – Floating point unit – Floppy diskFormal languageForthFortran – Fourth-generation language – Fragmentation – Free On-line Dictionary of ComputingFree Software FoundationFree software movementFree software – Freescale 68HC11 – FreewareFunction-level programmingFunctional programming

G

G4G5 – GEM – General Algebraic Modeling SystemGenieGNU - GNU bison – GnutellaGraphical user interfaceGraphics Device InterfaceGreibach normal formG.hn

H

hack (technology slang) – Hacker (computer security) - Hacker (hobbyist) - Hacker (programmer subculture) – Hacker (term) - Halting problem – Hard Drive – HaskellHD DVDHistory of computingHistory of computing hardware – History of Microsoft Windows – History of operating systemsHistory of the graphical user interfaceHitachi 6309Home computer – Hugo – Human-computer interaction –

I

IA-32IA-64 – IBM PC – Interactive computation - IBM – iBookiCabiCalIconiDVDIEEE 802.2IEEE 802.3 – IEEE floating-point standard – iMac – image processing – iMovieInformInstruction registerIntel 8008Intel 80186Intel 80188Intel 80386Intel 80486SXIntel 80486 – Intel 8048 – Intel 8051 – Intel 8080Intel 8086 – Intel 80x86 – IntelINTERCALInternational Electrotechnical CommissionInternet ExplorerInternetiPhotoiPodiResQ - Irreversible circuit - iSynciTunes

J

J – Java Platform, Enterprise Edition – Java Platform, Micro EditionJava Platform, Standard Edition – Java API – Java – Java Virtual Machine – JavaScriptJPEG

K

K&RKDEKidKilobyteKleene starKlez – KRYPTON –

L

LALR parserLambda calculusLassoLaTeXLeet – Legal aspects of computing – LexLimboLinked listLinuxLispList of coding terms – List of computing terms that end in "ware" – List of IBM productsList of information technology management topicsList of Intel microprocessorsList of programming languagesList of operating systemsList of Soviet computer systemsLL parser – Logical programming – LogoLotus 1-2-3LR parserLuaLynx languageLynx browser

M

m4macOS ServermacOSMADMainframe computerMalware - MaryMealy machineMegabyte – Melissa worm - Mercury – Mesa – MicrocodeMicroprocessorMicroprogramMicrosequencerMicrosoft WindowsMicrosoftMirandaMLMMCMMUMMXMobile TrinModula – MOO – Moore's Law – Moore machineMorris worm – MOS Technologies 6501 – MOS Technologies 6502 – MOS Technologies 650x – MOS Technologies 6510 – Motorola 68000Motorola 6800Motorola 68020Motorola 68030Motorola 68040Motorola 68060Motorola 6809 – Motorola 680x0 – Motorola 68LC040 – Motorola 88000MozillaMPEGMS-DOSMulticsMultiprocessingMUMPS

N

.NET – NetBSDNetlibNetscape NavigatorNeXT – Nial – Nybble – Ninety-Ninety Rule – Non-Uniform Memory Access – Nondeterministic finite automaton

O

OberonObjective-CobjectOCamloccamOmniWeb – One True Brace Style – OpenBSDOpenOffice.orgOpen sourceOpen Source InitiativeOpera (web browser)Operating system advocacyOperating system

P

PA-RISCPage description languagePancake sortingParallax PropellerParallel computingParser (language) – Parsing (technique) – Partial functionPascalPDP – Peer-to-peer network – PerlPersonal computerPHPPILOTPL/IPointerPoplog – Portable Document Format (PDF) – PoserPostScriptPowerBookPowerPCPrefix grammarPreprocessorPrimitive recursive functionProgramming languagePrologPSPACE-complete – Pulse code modulation (PCM) – Pushdown automatonPython

Q

QuarkXPressQuickTimeQWERTY

R

Ram disk – RAM (random access memory) – Random accessRascal – Ratfor – RCA 1802 – Read only memory (ROM) – REBOL – Recovery-oriented computingRecursive descent parserRecursion (computer science)Recursive setRecursively enumerable languageRecursively enumerable setReference (computer science)Referential transparencyRegisterRegular expressionRegular grammarRegular language – RPG – Retrocomputing – REXX – RFCRISC – RS/6000 – Ruby –

S

Safari (web browser)SAILScript kiddieScripting languageSCSISecond-generation programming language – Secure Sockets Layer – sedSelf (or SELF) – Semaphore (programming)Sequential accessSETLSharewareShell scriptShellcodeSIMDSimulaSircamSlide ruleSLIP – SLR parser – SmalltalkServer Message BlockSMBusSMIL (computer)SmileySNOBOLSoftware engineeringSONETSpace-cadet keyboard – SPARC International – Specialist computerSPITBOLSQL – SQL slammer worm – SR – SSL – Service-oriented architecture - S/SLStale pointer bugStandard ML (or SML) – Stateless server – Structured programmingSubject-oriented programmingsubnetworkSupercomputer – Swap space – Symbolic mathematics – Symlink – Symmetric multiprocessingSyntactic sugarSyQuest TechnologySYSKEYSystemboardSystem programming languageIBM System R

T

TADSTcl – teco – Text editorTeXThird generation languageTimeline of computing 1950–1979Timeline of computing 1980–1989Timeline of computing 1990–1999 – Timeline of computing hardware 2400 BC–1949 – Timeline of computing – Tk – TPU – Trac – Transparency (computing) – Trin IITrin VXTuring machineTuring2B1Q

U

UAT – Unicode – Unicon – UnixUnix shellUNIX System V – UnLambda – USB – Unreachable memory

V

Var'aqVAXVBScriptVector processorVentura Publisher – Very-large-scale integration – Video editing – Virtual Memory System – Virtual memoryVisual BasicVisual FoxProVon Neumann architecture

W

Web browserWestern Design Center – Western Design Center 65C02 – Western Design Center 65816 – Whitespacewikiwindow managerWindows 1.0Windows 2000Windows 95Windows MeWindows NTWindows XPWord processor – World wide web – WYSIWYG

X

X Window SystemX86X-Mouse

Y

YaccYaST – Yet Another – Yorick –

Z

Z notationZ shellZilog Z80 – Zooming User Interface – ZX80ZX81ZX Spectrum

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