You Are Not Prepared For ICT If You Do Not Know These Acronyms- (Part 3)

You Are Not Prepared For ICT If You Do Not Know These Acronyms (Part 3). Passing the ICT examination is partly dependent on your knowledge of the acronyms. Sometimes, WAEC will not ask you to state what each letter in the abbreviation stands for. They can go ahead and ask what it means. So for example, WAEC can ask candidates to define DOS. This is a twofold question; what the abbreviation stands for and furthermore, the definition of the abbreviation? Therefore, if the candidate does not know what the abbreviation stands for, there is no way the candidate can define it.

Never look for Apor, do a very good revision, and use our questions to test your readiness. Good luck with your exam.

Let us go through the third section of equipping ourselves with knowledge of acronyms in ICT.

If you have not read the first two parts, check them out.

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CRT- Cathode Ray Tube

A specialized vacuum tube in which images are produced when an electron beam strikes a phosphorescent surface

DNS- Domain Name System

It is a database system that translates a computer’s fully qualified domain name into an IP address

DRAM- Dynamic Random Access Memory

A type of physical memory used in most personal computers

DV- Digital Video

It is a type of digital recording system that works by using a digital rather than an analog video signal

DVD- Digital Versatile Disk

It is a high-density optical disc for storing large amounts of data, especially high-resolution audio-visual materials

DVD+R- Digital Versatile Disk Recordable

It looks the same as regular DVDs but can be used to record data

DVD+RW- Digital Versatile Disk Rewritable

It is like a DVD+R but can be erased and re-written again

DVD-R- Digital Versatile Disc Recordable

It looks the same as a regular DVD, but like a CD-R, it can be used to record data

DVD-RAM- Digital Versatile Disc Random Access Memory

They are writable DVDs that can be erased and re-written like DVD-RW and DVD+RW discs

FAQ- Frequently Asked Question

It is an online document that poses a series of common questions and answers on a specific topic.

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