Computing Terminology

A Computing Terminology is a technical terminology for a computing domain.

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• Example(s):
  • a Programming Terminology.
  • a Artificial Intelligence Terminology.
  • a Machine Learning Terminology.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • a Mathematics Terminology.
  • an Electrical Terminology.
  • a Biology Terminology.
• See: Computing Technical Term, Computing Dictionary, Computing Encyclopedia.

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References

2015

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Computing_terminology
  • Articles belonging to this category and its subcategories are devoted in whole or in large part to a discussion of terminology.... It should not be used as a category for articles about those topics in general; when suitable specific categories don't exist to hold them they should be placed into the root category for that topic until a better categorization presents itself.
    • Abnormal end; Abort (computing); Address space; Application posture; Binary code compatibility; Blocking (computing); Bucket (computing); Bus factor; Byte orientation; Canonical signed digit; Canonicalization; Clobbering; Clone (computing); Cobrowsing; Command (computing); Communication engine; Concurrent user; Contextualization (computer science); Control logic; Custom software; Customer engineer; Cyber spying; Cyber-collection; Cyberwarfare; Cyberworthiness; Dashboard (business); Data stream; Default (computer science); Definitive software library; Dependability; Device control register; Device driver; Digital audio workstation; Direct mode; Elapsed real time; Embedded software; End system; Event structure; Execution (computing); Factory reset; Fileset; Fixed float; Fnord; Footprinting; Future proof; Goal seeking; Granule (Oracle DBMS); Hacker (term); Hang (computing); Hardware-dependent software; Host signal processing; Hybrid computer; Implementation; Indirection; Input queue; Interoperability; Interoperation; Interpreter directive; Job control (computing); Komputeko; List of binary codes; Machine-readable medium; Man-in-the-browser; Managed code; Map matching; Memory geometry; Multiprocessing; Nibble; Operating context; Operating environment; Operating system service management; Orchestration (computing); Order code processor; Pairing (computing); Path length; Performance supervision system; Persistence (computer science); Personoid; Pose to pose animation; Power user; Principal (computer security); Print screen; Process supervision; Processing modes; Program (machine); Propagation of schema; Quiesce; Rename (computing); Reset (computing); Resident module; Resource (computing); Run time (program lifecycle phase); Scratch space; Security kernel; Semantic interoperability; Silicon compiler; Social login; Spelling of disc; SubOS; System identifier; Systems development life cycle; Task (computing); Technical limitation; Technology dividend; Temporal isolation; Temporal isolation among virtual machines; Throttling process (computing); Thunk; Toaster (software); Trampoline (computing); Trap (computing); Unclick; Undecimber; Unexpected events; Upgrade; Upstream (software development); Usability assurance; Use error; User (computing); User control; Useware; Vanilla software; Viable prefix; Virtualization; Word processing; Word processor; [[Wordmark (computer hardware);

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