programmes

Organized event listings

Programmes is the British spelling of programs—the plural of programme, meaning scheduled events, planned activities, or broadcast shows: The theatre programmes listed all the evening's performances.

In computing, however, British English typically uses the American spelling programs for software. (See also program.)

broadcast

television

Broadcast viewing device

  • radioElectromagnetic wave receiver
  • airtimeScheduled transmission period
  • episodeSerialized content unit

series · documentary · news · streaming · podcast · telecast · live · ratings · network · cable

event

schedule

Plan of timed events

lineup · proceedings · ceremony · gala · festival · concert · conference · playbill · booklet · brochure

educational

curriculum

Educational program's content plan

degree · diploma · certification · courses · university · college · seminars · lectures · tutorials · assignments

software

application

Formal request document

platform · interface · script · app · development · debugging · compiling · version · patch · installation

initiative

scheme

Calculated strategy, often secretive

policy · outreach · intervention · welfare · aid · development · government · nonprofit · community · funding

planning

strategy

Planned approach to goals

objectives · goals · design · proposal · coordination · logistics · implementation · management · approach · methodology

Categories
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structure and planning

programmesimprovisation

Spontaneous, unplanned creation

chaos · spontaneity · randomness · disorder · disorganization

broadcast content

programmesdead air

Unintended broadcast quiet

static · test patterns · silence · interruptions · interstitials

computing/software

programmesraw data

Unanalyzed collected information

hardware

Phrases
Family

programmed, programme, programmer, programming, programmers, programmable, programmability

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