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Home Writing Assignment
Write an argumentative essay on the topic:
“The Role of Green Computer Technologies in Sustainable Development of Mankind”
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APPENDIX 1
Common Computer Science and IT Acronyms
AAAI – American Association for Artificial Intelligence
ACL – Agent Communication Language
AES – Advanced Encryption Standard
AI – Artificial Intelligence
AIML – Artificial Intelligence Markup Language
ALICE – Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity
AMP – Accelerated Mobile Pages
AMPS – Advanced Mobile Phone Service
AOS – the Apstra Operating System
API – Application Programming Interface
AR – Augmented Reality
BIOS – Basic Input Output System
CAD – Computer-Aided Design
CAM – Computer-Aided Manufacturing
CDBMS – Columnar Database Management System
CIO – Chief Information Officer
CMSs –Content Management Systems
CPU – Central Processing Unit of the computer
DAT – Different Access Networks
DBA – Database Administrator
DBMS – Database Management System
DMSs – Document Management Systems
DSS – Decision Support System
DSSSL – Document Style Semantics and Specification
EISs – Executive Information Systems
ETHICAA – Ethics and Autonomous Agents
FPGAs – Field-Programmable Gate-Arrays
FTP – File Transport Protocol
GAN – Global Area Networks
GIS – Geographic Information System
GHG – Green-House Gas
GPS – Global Positioning System
GPUs – Graphic Processing Units
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HAN – Home Area Networks
HCI – Human-Computer Interaction
HOAP – Hybrid Operational Analytical Processing
HTAP – Hybrid Transaction Analytical Processing
HTML – HyperText Markup Language formats
HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol
IBM – International Business Machines
IBN – Intent-Based Networking
IBNS – Intent-Based Networking Systems
ICT – Information and Communications Technology
IMDBMS – In-Memory Database Management System
IoT – Internet of Things
IP – Internet Protocol
ISA – Industry Standard Architecture
ISP – Internet Service Provider
KWS – Keyword Stuffing
LAN – Local Area Network
MAC – Macintosh, a type of personal computer made by the Apple Computer company
MAN – Metropolitan Area Network
MISs – Management Information Systems
MFPS – Mathematical Foundations of Programming Semantics
NIC – Network Interface Card
NFC – Near Field Communication
NLU – Natural Language Understanding
ORDBMS – Object-Relational Database Management System
OS – Operating System of the computer
OSI – Open System Interconnection protocol
PAN – Personal Area Network
PC – Personal Computer
PCI – Peripheral Component Interconnect connection
PDF – Portable Document Format
PII – Personally Identifiable Information
P2P – Peer-to-Peer
PPP – Point-to-Point Protocol, the set of rules that allow your computer to use the Internet protocols
using a phone line and modem
PUE – Power Usage Effectiveness
PWAs – Progressive Web Apps
RAM – Random Access Memory
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RDMS – Relational Database Management System
ROM – Read Only Memory
SCI – Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics
SDLS – System Development Life Cycle
SEBIS – Semantics in Business Information Systems
SEKT – Semantic Knowledge Technologies
SEM – SEmantic Memory
SEO – Search Engine Optimization
SQL – Structured Query Language
SSL – Secure Socket Layer
SWAD – Semantic Web Advanced Development
TCP/IP – Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
TKIP – Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
TMAPI – Topic Map Application Programming Interface
TOR – The Onion Router
TPSs – Transaction Processing Systems
TSMC – Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
URL – Uniform Resource Locator, a path to a certain file on the World Wide Web
USB – Universal Serial Bus is used for communications between certain devices
UX – User Experience
VGA – Video Graphics Array, a system for displaying graphics
VPAs – Virtual Personal Assistants
VPNs – Virtual Private Networks
VR – Virtual Reality
VRML – Virtual Reality Mark-up Language allows the display of 3D images
WAN – Wide Area Network
WCSM – World Combination Service Mode
WOSC – World Organization of Systems and Cybernetics
WYSIWYG – ‘What You See Is What You Get’; it is pronounced “wizziwig” and basically means
that the printer will print what you see on your monitor.
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