nonstandardprogram

noun
UK /nɒnˈstændəd ˈprəʊɡræm/
US /nɑːnˈstændərd ˈproʊɡræm/

A computer program that does not follow the usual rules.

The teacher said the nonstandardprogram might not work on every computer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A plan or set of steps that is different from the normal way of doing something.

Their nonstandardprogram for the school fair surprised everyone.

3. A show or broadcast that is not part of the regular schedule.

The TV station aired a nonstandardprogram about unusual animals.

4. A set of instructions for a machine that is not made in the usual way.

The engineer tested a nonstandardprogram on the robot.

5. A learning plan that is different from the standard school lessons.

The student followed a nonstandardprogram to learn at her own pace.