What does CJ stand for?

Computer Journal

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

One idea would be to create pages that you keep at the barn in a binder to fill out, then bring them home and update your computer journal with the information you recorded.

Keeping Track of Horse Training

In her computer journal, she details her hopes and dreams.

Tashjian, Janet. Tru confessions

After creating the artwork on the computer, students write a critical analysis of their work in their computer journal before presenting their work to the class.

Baroque in bytes: high school

2-ranked Neighbors, which is distributed to 66,000 homes in the South Bay; San Diego Computer Journal, No.

The big news at local newspapers: constant change in format, focus

A subscription to a few computer journals can also be a big help in mastering the intricacies of computer and video jargon and in keeping up with the latest technology and applications news.

Desktop video and multimedia

This database focuses on computer journals and is designed for public access libraries.

CD-ROM: information at your fingertips

The products chosen have received good reviews in computer journals and are often inexpensive or have unusual features.

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He also recently served as a technical copy editor for Media Content Marketing in New York City, where he edited articles for peer-reviewed computer journals published by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).

Security+Life Safety Systems Magazine Names Ed Brown New Editor