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programa

program (A set of instructions that a computer uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management); syllabus (A summary of class information, such as the course name and description, a schedule of lessons and assignments, and evaluation criteria)

programas n

Programa n

programar v

to code; to program

programa

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Programa abbr.
pharma.	Program
programa abbr.
gen.	programme
comp., MS	program; syllabus
construct.	schedule
IT	program
programar abbr.
IT	program
IT tech.	code; program
programas abbr.
environ.	programme


Informática abbr.
gen.	Informatics
informática abbr.
commun. IT tech.	information technology
econ.	computer systems
environ.	informatics; informatics
IMF.	electronic data processing; data processing
IT nat.sc.	computer science; information science


tridimensional abbr.
comp., MS Braz.	three-dimensional