A Glossary of Tech Terms Every Beginner in Nepal Should Know

Starting Your Tech Journey? Let’s Make It Simple!

Are you just stepping into the world of technology in Nepal? It can feel like learning a whole new language. Words like algorithm, API, or cloud computing can sound overwhelming at first.

But don’t worry! We’ve created a simple, beginner-friendly glossary to help you understand the most common tech terms. By the end of this, you’ll feel more confident navigating the digital world, whether you’re learning coding, exploring IT careers, or just trying to keep up with conversations.

Let’s dive in!

Basic Computer and Internet Terms

• Hardware
  The physical parts of a computer like the keyboard, mouse, and monitor.
• Software
  The programs and apps you use, like Microsoft Word or a web browser.
• Operating System (OS)
  The main software that runs a computer, like Windows, macOS, or Linux.
• Browser
  A program (like Chrome or Firefox) you use to access websites.
• Wi-Fi
  A wireless technology that connects your devices to the internet.

Coding & Development Terms

• Programming Language
  A language like Python, Java, or C++ that developers use to write software.
• Algorithm
  A step-by-step process a computer follows to solve a problem.
• API (Application Programming Interface)
  A tool that allows different apps or systems to communicate with each other.
• Front-End
  The part of a website or app that users see and interact with.
• Back-End
  The behind-the-scenes part where the app stores data and runs processes.

Web & Digital Terms

• Domain Name
  The address of a website, like www.codeedlabs.com.
• Hosting
  A service that stores your website files and makes them accessible online.
• Cloud Computing
  Using online servers (instead of local computers) to store and process data.
• Database
  A structured collection of data, like customer information or product details.
• CMS (Content Management System)
  A platform like WordPress that helps you create and manage websites easily.

Tech Careers & Tools

• UI (User Interface)
  How a website or app looks and feels to the user.
• UX (User Experience)
  How easy and enjoyable it is for users to interact with a product.
• DevOps
  A mix of software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops) to improve workflow.
• Version Control
  A system like Git that tracks changes in code and helps teams collaborate.

Emerging Tech Buzzwords

• AI (Artificial Intelligence)
  Technology that makes machines think and learn like humans.
• Machine Learning
  A branch of AI that helps systems learn from data and improve over time.
• IoT (Internet of Things)
  Everyday devices (like smart TVs or watches) connected to the internet.
• Blockchain
  A secure digital ledger technology used in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
• VR/AR (Virtual & Augmented Reality)
  Immersive tech that blends the digital and real worlds.

Why Learning Tech Terms Matters in Nepal

In Nepal, IT and digital careers are growing faster than ever. Whether you want to:

✅ Learn coding to build apps
✅ Start a tech career
✅ Run an online business

…knowing these terms will give you an instant confidence boost.

At Codeed Labs, we help beginners like you move from confusion to clarity with hands-on IT training, mentorship, and practical projects.

Ready to Learn More?

This glossary is just the beginning. The tech world is full of exciting opportunities—and learning the language is your first step.

👉 Want to dive deeper? Join our beginner-friendly courses at Codeed Labs today!
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Conclusion

The more you understand these terms, the easier it becomes to explore technology and grow your career in Nepal’s fast-evolving IT industry. Don’t let the jargon scare you—start small, keep learning, and soon these terms will feel natural.

FAQs

1. How should I start learning tech as a beginner?
Start by understanding basic terms, then move on to simple courses like web development or coding fundamentals.

2. Are these tech terms used globally?
Yes! Whether you’re in Nepal or anywhere else, these terms are widely understood in the tech world.

3. Do I need an IT background to learn these?
No! Anyone with interest can start learning, even with zero experience.

4. Where can I practice coding in Nepal?
You can join Codeed Labs or use free online platforms like Codecademy and freeCodeCamp.

5. Will knowing these terms help me get a job?
Yes, understanding tech basics helps in IT jobs, freelancing, and even starting your own business.Starting Your Tech Journey? Let’s Make It Simple!

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