What does TBCS mean?
TBCS means The British Computer Society
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for The British Computer Society?
The British Computer Society can be abbreviated as TBCS
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What does TBCS stand for? TBCS stands for "The British Computer Society". |
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How to abbreviate "The British Computer Society"? "The British Computer Society" can be abbreviated as TBCS. |
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What is the meaning of TBCS abbreviation? The meaning of TBCS abbreviation is "The British Computer Society". |
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What is TBCS abbreviation? One of the definitions of TBCS is "The British Computer Society". |
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What does TBCS mean? TBCS as abbreviation means "The British Computer Society". |
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What is shorthand of The British Computer Society? The most common shorthand of "The British Computer Society" is TBCS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BCS ISSG - British Computer Society, Information Security Specialist Group
- BCS NSG - British Computer Society, Nursing Specialist Group
- BCS-SGAI - British Computer Society Specialist Group on Artificial Intelligence
- BCSDG - British Computer Society Disability Group
- BCSHIF - British Computer Society Health Informatics Forum
- CompBCS - Companion of the British Computer Society
- MBPsS - Member of the British Psychological Society
- AMBCS - Associate Member of the British Computer Society
- BCS - British Computer Society
- FBPS - Fellow of the British Psychological Society
- FBTS - Fellow of the British Toxicology Society
- MBSC - Member of British Computer Society
- AMBCS - Associate Membership of the British Computer Society
- BCSHF - British Computer Society Health Forum
- FBCS - Fellow British Computer Society
- MBCS - Member British Computer Society
- MBCS - Membership of the British Computer Society
- MBCS - Member of the British Computer Society
- FBCS - Fellow of the British Computer Society
- FMBCS - Fellow Member of the British Computer Society