HST Course Codes 11 - 20

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
11			COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the coding, processing, and storage of data through repetitious and highly complex mathematical operations at high speed, and in accordance with strictly defined systems and procedures.
	01		COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describe the coding, processing, and storage of data through repetitious and highly complex mathematical operations at high speed, and in accordance with strictly defined systems and procedures.
		11	Computer Appreciation	Computer Literacy; Computers, Introduction	survey course; non-technical presentations; social implications of computers; computer familiarization
		12	Introduction to Internet and the World Wide Web		Internet overview; searching skills; Web site survey (portals, e-commerce, personal); history of the Web
		21	Computer Mathematics 1	Computer Problem Solving; Mathematics and Computing	simple calculators; flow charts; elementary programming; mathematical applications
		22	Computer Mathematics 2		history of calculating; desk calculators; programming languages; complex computer procedures
		31	Computer Applications	Computer Sciences 1	emphasis on developing useable software; team approach
		32	Computer Applications, Independent Study Computer Sciences 2		advanced independent work; computer science
		41	Computer Sciences 3		college level work; computer components
		42	IB Computer Science
		43	AP Computer Science A
		44	AP Computer Science AB
		51	Artificial Intelligence		defining thought; history, principles and state of the art of machine-generated thought; future generations of computers; limits of potential; programming computers to think
		52	Multimedia Computer Applications
		61	Desktop Computer Application Suites
		00	Computer and Information Sciences, Other General
	02		COMPUTER PROGRAMMING		A group of instructional programs that describe the methods and procedures used in flow charting and writing instructions in computer language for the direction of computer operation in the solution of a problem.
		11	Computer Programming 1		flow charts; algorithms; computer languages; machine operation; documentation
		12	Computer Programming 2		advanced programming techniques; independent study; program origination; algorithms
		13	Computer Programming 3		advanced computer programming
		21	FORTRAN, Introduction		study of FORTRAN computer programming; mathematics applications
		31	PASCAL, Introduction	PASCAL 1	study of PASCAL computer programming
		32	Advanced PASCAL	Pascal 2
		41	BASIC, Introduction	BASIC 1	study of BASIC computer programming
		42	Advanced BASIC	BASIC 2
		51	COBOL, Introduction	COBOL 1	study of COBOL computer programming
		52	Advanced COBOL	COBOL 2
		61	LOGO, Introduction
		71	RPG Programming, Introduction
		72	C Programming
		73	C++ Programming
		00	Computer Programming, Other
	03		DATA PROCESSING		A group of instructional programs that describe computers and computer programming.
		11	Data Processing, Introduction	Data Processing Systems and Procedures; Computer Concepts; Data Processing; Electronic Data Processing; Data Systems 1	code fields; numeric and alphabetic sorting; keypunching; flowcharting; collating
		12	Data Processing, Intermediate	Data Processing 2	computer system components; computer operations; data management; data entry operator
		13	Data Processing, Advanced	Data Processing, Internship	existing program modification; advanced topics
		21	Computer Programming - Cooperative Education
		00	Data Processing, Other
	04		INFORMATION SCIENCES AND SYSTEMS		A group of instructional programs that describe the methods for creating, organizing, storing, and accessing organized files of information.
		00	Information Sciences and Systems, Other
	05		SYSTEMS ANALYSIS		A group of instructional programs that describe the principles and techniques involved in the design of large-scale computer programs. Includes instruction in modeling, flowcharting, data organization, and the impact of the programs on organizational objectives.
		00	Systems Analysis, Other
	06		COMPUTER PROGRAMING AND WEBSITE DESIGN
		01	HTML
		02	Java, Java Script
		03	Web Site Design, Development
		04	Network Administration/ Management
	99		COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in computer and information sciences not described above.
		00	Computer and Information Sciences, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
12			CONSUMER, PERSONAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to provide a variety of services to individual consumers as well as to organizations such as businesses and industries.
	01		DRYCLEANING AND LAUNDERING SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to operate and manage dry cleaning and laundering plants.
		11	Dry Cleaning 1		study of cleaning procedures, methods and material
		12	Dry Cleaning 2
		00	Dry Cleaning and Laundering Services, Other
	02		ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to perform a variety of services related to the sale of food, beverages, and entertainment.
		11	Sports Officiating		sports events officiating; game rules and procedures
		00	Entertainment Services, Other
	03		FUNERAL SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to perform sanitary and embalming preparations for interment, in conformity with legal requirements. Includes instruction in human physiology and anatomy, with particular emphasis on the circulatory system; the underlying chemistry and application of embalming compounds and products; the procedures, techniques, and methods used in embalming and preparation for interment with special emphasis on sanitation and on potential pathological hazards and precautions; and the materials and techniques of applied cosmetology used in preparation for interment.
		00	Funeral Services, Other
	04		PERSONAL SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to render a variety of personal services.
		11	Cosmetology	Esthetician; Creative Coiffure and Shaping and Conditioning Hair; Care of the Nails and Skin	license preparation; hair care, styling, shaping, permanent waving; hair coloring; facials, makeup
		12	Cosmetology 2	Wigology and the Professional Business of Cosmetology; Cosmetology, Advanced	preparation for cosmetology state board examination; electrical facials
		13	Cosmetology 3		hair care; facials; makeup
		14	Cosmetology - Cooperative Education 2
		15	Cosmetology - Cooperative Education 2
		21	Barbering 1		fundamental skills of cutting hair; anatomy and physiology basics; barbershop simulation
		22	Barbering 2		skill development; sanitation; scalp treatments; shop management
		23	Barbering 3		skill reinforcement; examination preparation; on-the-job training
		31	Personal Services Occupations		personal services; general career preparation, barbering; massage
		00	Personal Services, Other
	05		GENERAL SERVICES
		11	General Services Occupations 1		overview of service occupations, including warehousing, laundry, building maintenance, grounds maintenance; exploratory entry-level job skills
		12	General Services Occupations 2
		13	General Services Occupations 3
		14	General Services Occupations 4
		21	Building and Grounds Maintenance Occupations 1		introduction to combined areas of building and grounds maintenance
		22	Building and Grounds Maintenance Occupations 2
		23	Building and Grounds Maintenance Occupations 3
		31	Industrial Maintenance/ Mechanics 1		overview and introduction to the field and occupations therein
		32	Industrial Maintenance/ Mechanics 2
	99		CONSUMER, PERSONAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in consumer, personal, and miscellaneous services not described above.
		00	Consumer, Personal, and Miscellaneous Services, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
13			EDUCATION
	01		EDUCATION, GENERAL
		00	Education, Other General
	02		BILINGUAL/ BICULTURAL EDUCATION
		00	Bilingual/ Bicultural Education, Other
	03		CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
		00	Curriculum and Instruction, Other
	04		EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION
		00	Education Administration, Other
	05		EDUCATIONAL MEDIA
		00	Educational Media, Other
	06		EVALUATION AND RESEARCH
		00	Evaluation and Research, Other
	07		INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE EDUCATION
		00	International and Comparative Education, Other
	08		SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
		00	School Psychology, Other
	09		SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS
		00	Social Foundations, Other
	10		SPECIAL EDUCATION
		00	Special Education, Other
	11		STUDENT COUNSELING AND PERSONNEL SERVICES
		00	Student Counseling and Personnel Services, Other
	12		TEACHER EDUCATION, GENERAL PROGRAMS
		00	Teacher Education, General Programs, Other
	13		TEACHER EDUCATION, SPECIFIC SUBJECT AREAS
		00	Teacher Education, Specific Subject Areas, Other
	14		TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE/ FOREIGN LANGUAGE
		00	Teaching English as a Second Language/ Foreign Language, Other
	99		EDUCATION, OTHER
		00	Education, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
14			ENGINEERING
	01		ENGINEERING, GENERAL
		11	Orientation to Engineering	Pre-Engineering	overview of math, science, and technical skills needed for pursuing careers in engineering
		00	Engineering, Other General
	02		AEROSPACE, AERONAUTICAL, AND ASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
		11	Aerospace Materials
		21	Aerospace Engineering Design
		00	Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering, Other
	03		AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
		00	Agricultural Engineering, Other
	04		ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING
		11	Strength of Materials - Architectural		physical properties and behavior of materials
		00	Architectural Engineering, Other
	05		BIOENGINEERING AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
		00	Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering, Other
	06		CERAMIC ENGINEERING
		00	Ceramic Engineering, Other
	07		CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
		00	Chemical Engineering, Other
	08		CIVIL ENGINEERING
		00	Civil Engineering, Other
	09		COMPUTER ENGINEERING
		00	Computer Engineering, Other
	10		ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS, AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING
		00	Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Other
	11		ENGINEERING MECHANICS
		00	Engineering Mechanics, Other
	12		ENGINEERING RELATED (formerly ENGINEERING PHYSICS)
		11	Instrumentation Physics 1		principles of pneumatic, hydraulic, electronic, and mechanically operated devices
		12	Instrumentation Physics 2
		13	Instrumentation Physics 3
		14	Instrumentation Physics 4/ Advanced Placement
		00	Engineering Related, Other
	13		ENGINEERING SCIENCE
		00	Engineering Science, Other
	14		ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ENGINEERING
		00	Environmental Health Engineering, Other
	15		GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
		00	Geological Engineering, Other
	16		GEOPHYSICAL ENGINEERING
		00	Geophysical Engineering, Other
	17		INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
		00	Industrial Engineering, Other
	18		MATERIALS ENGINEERING
		00	Materials, Engineering, Other
	19		MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
		11	Strength of Materials, Mechanical Technology		stress and strain analysis, both elastic and plastic, with emphasis on resistance and equilibrium of force systems, elastic analysis of axially loaded members, connectors, beams and columns
		00	Mechanical Engineering, Other
	20		METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
		11	Metallurgy/ Powder Metal Basics		properties, testing and inspection of basic metals
		00	Metallurgical Engineering, Other
	21		MINING AND MINERAL ENGINEERING
		00	Mining and Mineral Engineering, Other
	22		NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND MARINE ENGINEERING
		00	Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Other
	23		NUCLEAR ENGINEERING
		00	Nuclear Engineering, Other
	24		OCEAN ENGINEERING
		00	Ocean Engineering, Other
	25		PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
		00	Petroleum Engineering, Other
	26		SURVEYING AND MAPPING SCIENCES
		11	Cartography	Map Making	the art of map making; types of projections; topographic notation; history of mapping techniques; translating satellite photography into maps
		00	Surveying and Mapping Sciences, Other
	27		SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
		00	Systems Engineering, Other
	28		TEXTILE ENGINEERING
		00	Textile Engineering, Other
	99		ENGINEERING, OTHER
		00	Engineering, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
15			ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING-RELATED TECHNOLOGIES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support and assist engineers and other professionals. Programs stress specialized practical knowledge related to the mathematical, scientific, or technical aspects of engineering and related sciences.
	01		ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support and assist architects and architectural engineers. Programs stress specialized, practical knowledge related to the mathematical scientific or technical aspects of architecture and architectural engineering.
		11	Structural Engineering Technician		fundamentals of math, drafting and architectural problem-solving; job-oriented instruction in design-drafting, structural stability, strength of materials, structural components and other technical aspects of constructing bridges, high-rise buildings, and other structures

		00	Architectural Technologies, Other
	02		CIVIL TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support and assist civil engineers and urban planners. Programs stress specialized, practical knowledge related to the mathematical, scientific, or technical aspects of civil engineering and urban planning.
		11	Surveying		property boundaries; surveying instruments; survey data display; applied mathematics; use of drafting equipment
		21	Civil Engineering Technician		fundamentals of math, drafting and engineering problem solving; job-oriented instruction including design-drafting, surveying, computations; materials inspection, modeling and mapping for road construction, residential subdivisions, shopping centers, dams, airports, and other large projects
		00	Civil Technologies, Other
	03		ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support and assist electrical and electronic engineers, and other engineers and scientists concerned with the development of lasers. Programs stress specialized; practical knowledge related to the mechanical, mathematical, scientific, or technical aspects of electrical engineering, electronic engineering, and laser development.
		11	Audio Electronics		electronic amplification; radio waves; test equipment; installation and calibration of antennas; transmitting equipment
		21	Electrical Technology		testing of electrical circuits, devices, and systems; development of corrective and preventive maintenance techniques
		31	Electronic Technology 1		DC electronics; AC electronics; semi-conductor devices; basic electronic circuits; testing and installation of components
		32	Electronic Technology 2		solid-state electronics; micro-miniature circuitry communication devices; servicing and building units from components
		33	Electronics Fabrication		design, assembly, and troubleshooting microcomputer interface circuits
		41	Electrical/ Electronics Engineering Technician		combined course in both electrical and electronic engineering technologies preparing students to design and draft electrical and electronic circuitry, development and testing of equipment and specifications writing
		00	Electrical and Electronic Technologies, Other
	04		ELECTRO- MECHANICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals either to support or assist mechanical and electrical engineers, or to install and service electromechanical equipment. Programs stress specialized; practical knowledge related to the mechanical, mathematical, scientific, or technical aspects of mechanical and electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, computer science, and instrumentation design.
		11	Electromechanical Technology 1	Robotics Technology	design and development of electromechnical devices and systems; plant automation; automation control devices and systems; servomechanisms; robotics
		12	Electromechanical Technology 2
		21	Instrumentation Technology		design, development and repair of electrical, electronic, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic instruments
		31	Computer-Assisted Design/Drafting (CAD)		use of the computer in drafting and design
		00	Electromechanical Instrumentation and Maintenance Technologies, Other
	05		ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to assist in controlling either the internal temperature of commercial and industrial buildings, or the levels of toxicity of industrial wastes.
		11	Environmental Control Technologies		application of scientific principles to temperature and humidity control; design of heating and cooling systems; pollution and corrosion control; alternative energy applications and energy-conscious technological design
		00	Environmental Control Technologies, Other
	06		INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to supervise industrial processes or to support engineers, scientists, and other professionals who are employed by industry. Programs describe the mechanical, scientific, or technical aspects of a variety of industries, including chemical manufacturing, food processing, forest products, marine products, plastics, and textiles.
		01	Industrial Research and Development	Product Creation/ Improvement	industrial/production problem solving; applied creativity; inventions
		11	Industrial Production Technology 1	Manufacturing Process Technology 1	production and planning of machinery and equipment; work flow; production cost analysis
		12	Industrial Production Technology 2	Manufacturing Process Technology 2
		21	Chemical Manufacturing Technology		general and organic chemistry; material handling; extraction, distillation, evaporating, drying; heat transfer in chemicals
		31	Optics Technology		prisms and lenses; grinding, polishing, cementing; inspecting, testing, adjusting
		00	Industrial Production Technologies, Other
	07		QUALITY CONTROL AND SAC TECHNIQUES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support a variety of engineers and industrial managers. Programs describe the mechanical, scientific, or technical aspects of industrial production, occupational health, and quality control.
		11	Quality Control Technology		testing; inspection; statistical sampling; quality control organization; technical report preparation
		00	Quality Control and Safety Technologies, Other
	08		MECHANICAL AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support and assist a variety of engineering professionals, including aeronautical, agricultural, automotive, mechanical, electrical and electronic, architectural, chemical, civil, mining, and petroleum engineers. Programs describe the mathematical, mechanical, scientific, and technical aspects of these engineering specialties.
		11	Automotive Design and Technology		fundamentals of automotive design; use of the computer; principles of aerodynamics; fuel efficiency
		21	Mechanical Engineering Technology		introduction to careers and skills in engineering technology; slide rule application to problem solving; programming digital computers using BASIC; developing programs to solve engineering problems
		00	Mechanical and Related Technologies, Other
	09		MINING AND PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to support and assist mining and petroleum engineers and managers. Programs stress specialized, practical knowledge related to the mechanical, scientific, or technical aspects of mining and petroleum engineering.
		11	Mining Technology		mining processes; mining operations; mine waste disposal; reclaiming mined areas; mine output analysis
		21	Petroleum Technology		seismic testing; test wells; analyzing cores; charting oil fields; oil delivery
		00	Mining and Petroleum Technologies, Other
	99		ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING-RELATED TECHNOLOGIES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in engineering and engineering-related technologies not described above.
		00	Engineering and Engineering- Related Technologies, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
16			FOREIGN LANGUAGES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the structure and use of language common or indigenous to people of the same community or nation, the same geographical area, or cultural traditions; including such features as sounds, literature, syntax, phonology, morphology, semantics, sentences, prose and verse, as well as development of skills and attitudes used in communicating and evaluating thoughts and feelings through oral and written language.
	01		FOREIGN LANGUAGES, MULTIPLE EMPHASIS		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of more than one specific group of people.
		11	Foreign Language, Exploratory		language; culture; multiple groups
		21	English as a Second Language 1	TESOL, Beginning	basic English structure; limited vocabulary; English sounds; oral expression; American student life
		22	English as a Second Language 2	TESOL, Intermediate	study of English language skills; increase language control; cultural information; composition skills
		23	English as a Second Language 3	TESOL, Advanced	greater English language ability; reading; composition; vocabulary building; role playing; American culture
		24	English as a Second Language, Skills Lab		individualized instruction; non-native English speakers; skill building
		25	Transitional English		brush-up instruction to enable student to make the transition to regular English classes
		00	Foreign Languages, Multiple Emphasis, Other
	02		AFRICAN (NON-SEMITIC) LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of non-Semitic African people; languages such as Ibo, Swahili, and Yoruba are included in this category.
		11	Swahili 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		12	Swahili 2		language, culture; readings and conversational practice
		21	Amharic 1 (Ethiopian)
		22	Amharic 2 (Ethiopian)
		00	African (Non-Semitic) Languages, Other
	03		ASIATIC LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of Asiatic peoples; languages such as Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Malay, and Japanese are included in this category.
		11	Cantonese 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		12	Cantonese 2		language, culture; readings and conversational practice
		13	Cantonese 3		oral practice; conversational Cantonese; written reports
		14	Cantonese 4
		21	Mandarin 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		22	Mandarin 2		language, literature and culture; readings and conversational practice
		23	Mandarin 3		oral practice; conversational Mandarin; written reports
		24	Mandarin 4		language, literature and culture
		25	Mandarin 5		language, literature and culture
		31	Japanese 1		language, culture, vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		32	Japanese 2		language, literature and culture; reading and conversational practice
		33	Japanese 3		oral practice; conversational Japanese; written reports
		34	Japanese 4		language, literature and culture
		35	Japanese 5		language, literature and culture
		36	Foreign Language Contract, Japanese		Independent Study
		41	Hawaiian 1		listening and pronunciation; vocabulary; simple writing exercises
		42	Hawaiian 2		oral drills; sentence construction; immersion approach; memorization
		43	Hawaiian 3		skill development; popular Hawaiian legends; cultural study
		44	Hawaiian 4		class conducted in Hawaiian; complex conversations
		45	Hawaiian Language and Culture		familiarization with Hawaiian language; nonrigorous approach; conversational emphasis; cultural studies
		54	Korean 1		language, culture, vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		52	Korean 2		language, literature and culture; reading and conversational practice
		53	Korean 3		oral practice; conversational Korean; written reports
		54	Korean 4		language, literature and culture

		55	Korean 5		language, literature and culture
		00	Asiatic Languages, Other
	04		BALTO-SLAVIC LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature and culture of Baltic and Slavic people; languages such as Latvian, Lithuanian, Russian, Polish, Byelorussian, Czech, Serbo-Croatian, and Ukrainian are included in this category.
		11	Ukrainian 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		21	Russian 1		study of Russian alphabet and pronunciation system; vocabulary; grammar; culture; reading
		22	Russian 2		oral and written practice; readings and conversational practice; business and trade journals
		23	Russian 3		famous Russian authors; discussions in Russian; letter writing to Soviet businesses; reports written in Russian
		24	Russian 4		reading and discussion of historical events; letters to businesses in the USSR
		25	Russian 5		reading and discussion; advanced Russian
		26	Russian 6		reading and discussion; advanced Russian
		27	Foreign Language Contract, Russian		Independent Study
		31	Czech 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		32	Czech 2		language, literature and culture; readings and conversational practice
		33	Czech 3		oral practice; conversational Czech; written reports
		41	Polish 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		42	Polish 2		language, literature and culture; readings and conversational practice
		43	Polish 3		oral practice; conversational Polish; written reports
		44	Polish 4		language, literature and culture
		51	Finnish 1
		52	Finnish 2
		53	Finnish 3
		54	Finnish 4
		00	Balto-Slavic Languages, Other
	05		GERMANIC LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of people whose native language belongs to the Germanic branch of Indo-European languages; languages such as German, Norwegian Swedish, Danish, and Yiddish are included in this category.
		01	Dutch 1
		02	Dutch 2
		03	Dutch 3
		11	German 7	German for Survival	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; dialogues
		12	German 8		vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition; dialogues
		13	German 1	German 9	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; dialogues
		14	German 2	German 10; German 11	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition and literature
		15	German 3	German 11	vocabulary; grammar; culture study, composition and literature; comparison of German and American life styles; current affairs discussion
		16	German 4	German 12	literature, essays, conversation; culture study; vocabulary
		17	German 5		study for C.E.E.B. test; advanced composition; scientific German; grammar review
		18	German Field-Based Experience	German, Reading and Conference	field-based experience
		19	Foreign Language Contract, German	Independent Study	contract for independent study
		21	Norwegian 1	Norse 1	language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar and pronunciation
		22	Norwegian 2	Norse 2	language, literature and culture; readings and conversational practice
		31	Swedish 1		language, culture; vocabulary building; grammar, and punctuation
		32	Swedish 2		language, literature and culture; reading and conversational practice
		33	Swedish 3		oral practice; conversational Swedish; written reports
		41	Yiddish 1
		42	Yiddish 2		language, literature and culture; reading and conversational practice
		43	Yiddish 3		oral practice; conversational Yiddish; written reports
		44	IB German 4
		45	IB German 5
		46	AP German Language
		00	Germanic Languages, Other
	06		GREEK		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of Greek-speaking peoples.
		11	Modern Greek for Survival		recognition of Greek alphabet; travel information, money exchange; phrase books
		21	Modern Greek		listening; speaking; reading; writing Greek
		21	Modern Greek 2
		23	Modern Greek 3
		24	Modern Greek 4
		31	Classical Greek 1
		32	Classical Greek 2
		33	Classical Greek 3
		34	Classical Greek 4
		00	Greek, Other
	07		INDIC LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of people whose native language belongs to the Indic branch of Indo-European languages; languages such as Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Bengali, and Panjabi are included in this category.
		00	Indic Languages, Other
	08		IRANIAN LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of Iranian peoples; languages such as Persian and Pashto are included in this category.
		00	Iranian Languages, Other
	09		ITALIC LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of people whose native language belongs to the Italic branch of Indo-European languages; languages such as French, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, and Spanish are included in this category
		01	French 7		basic vocabulary, grammar; culture study; reading; audio lingual approach
		02	French 8		vocabulary; grammar; culture study; drill
		03	French 1	French 9	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; dialogues
		04	French 2	French 10	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; French family life and customs
		05	French 3	French 11	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition and literature; conversations
		06	French 4	French 12	literature; written essays; conversation; culture, geography study; listening and speaking; reading and writing dialogues
		07	French 5		study for C.E.E.B. test; reading of the classics
		08	French Field-Based Experience	French Seminar; French Reading and Conference; French for Travelers	field-based experience; French for use in travel
		09	Foreign Language Contract, French		Independent Study
		10	French, Conversational		practical speaking of French
		11	Italian 7		basic vocabulary; grammar; culture study
		12	Italian 8		vocabulary; grammar; culture study
		13	Italian 1	Italian 9	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; dialogues; conversation
		14	Italian 2	Italian 10	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition and literature; Italian and American cultural differences
		15	Italian 3	Italian 11	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition and literature; Italian opera; conversations
		16	Italian 4	Italian 12	literature; essays; conversation
		17	Italian, Advanced Placement	Italian 5	study for C.E.E.B. test
		18	Italian Field-Based Experience		field-based experience
		19	Foreign Language Contract, Italian		Independent Study
		20	Latin 1	Latin 9; Latin Graffiti for Anybody	classical Latin structure; prefixes, suffixes, root words; Virgil and Livy; legendary Rome; comparison of Roman and American life; Greek and Roman culture
		21	Latin 2		grammar and syntax; Caesar; culture; classics in the original; comparison of Roman and American institutions
		22	Latin 3		study of Pliny, Cicero; Latin constructions and form; political, economic, social activities; Greek and Roman life
		23	Latin 4		literature; culture; Ovid, Catullus, Horace; Virgil's Aeneid
		24	Latin 5		biographies; discussion; written and oral reports
		25	Foreign Language Contract, Latin		Independent Study
		26	Portuguese 1		oral and written skills; culture; history
		27	Portuguese 2		grammar study, vocabulary, oral and written skills
		28	Portuguese 3		language practice; vocabulary; composition; literature
		29	Portuguese 4		literature; essays; conversation
		30	Portuguese 5		language, literature and culture
		31	Spanish 7	Spanish for Survival	basic vocabulary; grammar; culture study; travel information, money exchange; phrase books; oral skills
		32	Spanish 8		vocabulary; grammar; culture study; time, weather, greetings
		33	Spanish 1	Spanish 9; Spanish, Beginning	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; dialogues
		34	Spanish 2	Spanish 10	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition and literature; Mexico and Spain; history and customs
		35	Spanish 3	Spanish 11; Spanish, Intermediate	vocabulary; grammar; culture study; composition and literature; South American and Spanish cultures; Cervantes
		36	Spanish 4		literature; essays; conversation; verb system review; listening, reading, writing skills
		37	Spanish 5		study for C.E.E.B. test; in-depth study of 19th and 20th century authors; grammar; composition; term paper
		38	Spanish Field-Based Experience Spanish Seminar		field-based experience
		39	Foreign Language Contract, Spanish		Independent Study
		40	Unused Code
		41	Spanish for Travelers		information and conversation for a tourist of Spain or South America
		42	Spanish, Commercial Spanish, Job Related		business and social letters in Spanish; banking forms
		43	IB French Language
		44	IB French Literature
		45	IB Spanish 4
		46	IB Spanish 5
		47	AP Latin
		49	AP French Language
		50	AP French Literature
		51	AP Spanish Language
		52	AP Spanish Literature
		00	Italic Languages, Other
	10		NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES		A group of instructional program that describe the language, literature, and culture of Native American peoples.
		00	Native American Languages, Other
	11		SEMITIC LANGUAGES		A group of instructional programs that describe the language, literature, and culture of Semitic peoples; languages such as Arabic and Hebrew are included in this category.
		11	Hebrew 1		conversational skills; art projects on Hebrew lettering
		12	Hebrew 2		conversation and culture
		13	Hebrew 3		study of Hebrew literature
		14	Hebrew 4		study of themes such as politics, sports, women in Israel
		15	Arabic 1
		16	Arabic 2
		17	Arabic 3
		18	Arabic 4
		19	Foreign Language Contract - Arabic Independent Study
		00	Semitic Languages, Other
	12		INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES, OTHER
		11	Turkish 1
		12	Turkish 2
		00	Indo-European Languages, Other
	13		NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGES FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS
		11	Spanish for Native Speakers 1		reading and writing of Spanish skills for Spanish speaking people; culture study
		12	Spanish for Native Speakers 2
		13	Spanish for Native Speakers 3
		14	Spanish for Native Speakers 4
		15	Spanish for Native Speakers 5/Advanced Placement
		21	Portuguese for Native Speakers 1
		22	Portuguese for Native Speakers 2
		23	Portuguese for Native Speakers 3
		24	Portuguese for Native Speakers 4
		31	Italian for Native Speakers 1
		32	Italian for Native Speakers 2
		33	Italian for Native Speakers 3
		41	Japanese for Native Speakers 1
		42	Japanese for Native Speakers 2
		43	Japanese for Native Speakers 3
		44	Japanese for Native Speakers 4
		51	Chinese for Native Speakers 1
		52	Chinese for Native Speakers 2
		53	Chinese for Native Speakers 3
		54	Chinese for Native Speakers 4
		61	French for Native Speakers 1
		62	French for Native Speakers 2
		63	French for Native Speakers 3
		64	French for Native Speakers 4
		00	Non-English Languages for Native Speaker, Other
	99		FOREIGN LANGUAGES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in foreign languages not described above.
		00	Foreign Languages, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
17			ALLIED HEALTH		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to assist qualified health professionals in providing diagnostic, therapeutic, preventive, restorative, and rehabilitative services to patients in health care facilities, the home, and the community.
	01		DENTAL SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to provide supportive services to the dental profession, including performing dental prophylactic treatments, instructing persons in the care of teeth and mouth, and producing dentures and related appliances.
		11	Dental Assistant 1	Dental Office Assisting	dental assisting skills; cancer development; filling materials; equipment care; x-rays
		12	Dental Assistant 2		dental assistant skill enhancement; terminal vocational program
		21	Dental Assistant, Cooperative		dental office work experience; dental assisting
		31	Dental Technology 1		dental laboratory training; dentures; crowns and bridges; precious metals; oral anatomy
		32	Dental Technology 2		theory of occlusion of teeth; dental prosthesis; jaw relations and corrective procedures
		00	Dental Services, Other
	02		DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to use equipment and medical materials for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes by learning to apply roentgen rays and radioactive substances; prepare and administer radioisotopes; operate electrocardiograph, electroencephalograph, respiratory or dialysis equipment; provide technical assistance before, during, and after an operation; or render medical emergency treatment in a variety of situations that demand immediate care, such as heart attacks, childbirth, poisons, burns, and shock.
		11	First Aid	CPR and First Aid; Medical Emergencies; Emergency Medical Technician	cardiopulmonary resuscitation; first aid; emergency care; simulated emergencies
		21	EKG Technician		principles of operations and administration of electrocardiograms; patient vital signs; interpretation of EKG readings; troubleshooting
		00	Diagnostic and Treatment Services, Other
	03		MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to carry out technical functions to obtain data for use in diagnosis, treatment and control of diseases, under the supervision of medical specialists. Includes instruction in the use of technical equipment and the administration of medical and/or chemical agents.
		11	Laboratory Program 1	Health Technology	medical laboratory skills; staining techniques; sterilization; blood bank; urinalysis
		12	Laboratory Program 2		on-site laboratory training; paid experience; medical laboratory skills
		21	Chemical Technology 1	Chemistry, Qualitative; Chemistry Lab	laboratory chemistry; instrumental application; vocational approach
		22	Chemical Technology 2		sophisticated apparatus; advanced laboratory procedures; technician training
		00	Medical Laboratory Technologies, Other
	04		MENTAL HEALTH/HUMAN SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to assist nursing and mental health personnel in the care and treatment of the mentally ill, aged, drug addicted, and physically handicapped. Includes instruction in new patterns of living and administering prescribed medication.
		11	Home Health Aide		home care assistance; elderly; convalescents; handicapped persons
		21	Community Health		community health services; environmental health; infant care; communicable diseases
		31	Mental Health Worker	Psychiatric Aide	entry-level training in mental health assistance; theories of mental and emotional disorders; basic non-professional crisis intervention; behavior management
		00	Mental Health/Human Services, Other
	05		MISCELLANEOUS ALLIED HEALTH-SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to assist specialists in the health field in providing support functions in such areas as pharmaceutical, central supply, medical records, and the admissions/discharge of patients.
		11	Health Occupations 1	Health Careers; Medical Career Opportunities	health careers orientation; nursing arts; laboratory technology; allied health occupations
		21	Health Occupations 2	Health Occupations Training; Medical Careers Work Experience	work experience; health fields; paid basis; clinical settings
		22	Central Service Technician		equipment decontamination, packing, sterilizing, storage and distribution of medical equipment and supplies
		31	Medical Terminology		complex medical terms; medical office procedures
		41	Medical Records Secretary		medical office statistics; medical information requests; records filing supervision; disease coding
		51	Medical Assisting		physician assistant; medical office administration clinical duties; laboratory procedures
		61	Sports Medicine		athletic injury; prevention techniques; physiology kinesiology
		71	Veterinary Science	Veterinary Aide	veterinary assistance; animal production; animal health
		81	Chemistry for Health Science	Medicinal Chemistry; Nursing Chemistry	survey course; biochemistry; vitamins; practical applications
		91	Health Occupations, Independent Study		health occupations training; advanced independent study
		92	Health Occupations - Cooperative Education 1
		93	Health Occupations - Cooperative Education 2
		00	Miscellaneous Allied Health Services, Other
	06		NURSING-RELATED SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to work under the supervision of a physician, nurse supervisor, or other qualified nursing staff member in providing nursing care to patients in hospitals, sanitariums, clinics, private homes, or other places by administering medications and treatments, assisting during treatment and examination of patients, or performing auxiliary services.
		11	Student Assessment of Child Health	Health Office	guided assessment experience; vision screening; hearing tests; health careers exploration; first aid
		21	Nursing, Practical	Nursing, Introduction	clinical experience; license preparation; nursing principles; anatomy; physiology; nutrition
		31	Nurse's Aide and Orderly	Patient Care Technician; Nurse's Assistant	nursing assisting, nursing homes; patient care; safety procedures
		41	Nurse's Aide, Cooperative		health oriented training; on the job experience; patient care
		51	Nurse's Mathematics		applied math; metric measurements; drug solutions; hospital applications
		00	Nursing-Related Services, Other
	07		OPHTHALMIC SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to assist an ophthalmologist or optometrist in identifying vision defects, performing tests, administering treatment preliminary to examination or surgery, preparing and fitting eyeglasses or contact lenses, and directing corrective eye exercises.
		11	Optical Services Assistant		entry-level training to assist optometrist in vision examinations; care and use of glasses and contact lenses; assistance in frame selection; adjustment and repair of glasses
		00	Ophthalmic Services, Other
	08		REHABILITATION SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to work under the direction of a physician or other appropriate specialist in assisting handicapped persons overcome or compensate for any loss of function and in restoring the individual's physical health.
		00	Rehabilitation Services, Other
	99		ALLIED HEALTH, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in allied health not described above.
		00	Allied Health, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
18			HEALTH SCIENCES
	01		AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY
		00	Audiology and Speech Pathology, Other
	02		BASIC CLINICAL HEALTH SCIENCES
		00	Basic Clinical Health Sciences, Other
	03		CHIROPRACTIC
		00	Chiropractic, Other
	04		DENTISTRY
		00	Dentistry, Other
	05		EMERGENCY/ DISASTER SCIENCE
		00	Emergency/Disaster Science, Other
	06		EPIDEMIOLOGY
		00	Epidemiology, Other
	07		HEALTH SCIENCES ADMINISTRATION
		00	Health Sciences Administration, Other
	08		HEMATOLOGY
		00	Hematology, Other
	09		MEDICAL LABORATORY
		00	Medical Laboratory, Other
	10		MEDICINE
		00	Medicine, Other
	11		NURSING
		00	Nursing, Other
	12		OPTOMETRY
		00	Optometry, Other
	13		OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
		00	Osteopathic Medicine, Other
	14		PHARMACY
		11	Pharmacy Technician		training to assist in pharmacy operation; mixing and dispensing prescribed medicines; compound preparation; procurement, storage, and issuance of pharmaceutical materials and supplies
		00	Pharmacy, Other
	15		PODIATRY
		00	Podiatry, Other
	16		POPULATION AND FAMILY PLANNING
		00	Population and Family Planning, Other
	17		PRE-DENTISTRY
		00	Pre-Dentistry, Other
	18		PRE-MEDICINE
		01	Medical Ethics		study of current ethical issues in medicine including terminal patient care, euthanasia, Nobel Laureate sperm banking, patenting bio-genetic organisms
		00	Pre-Medicine, Other
	19		PRE-PHARMACY
		00	Pre-Pharmacy, Other
	20		PRE-VETERINARY
		00	Pre-Veterinary, Other
	21		PROSECTORIAL SCIENCE
		00	Prosectorial Science, Other
	22		PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY SCIENCE
		00	Public Health Laboratory Science, Other
	23		TOXICOLOGY (CLINICAL)
		00	Toxicology (Clinical), Other
	24		VETERINARY MEDICINE
		00	Veterinary Medicine, Other
	25		BIO-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
		01	Bio-Medical Technology, General
	99		HEALTH SCIENCES, OTHER
		00	Health Sciences, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
19			HOME ECONOMICS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the relationship between the physical, social, emotional and intellectual environment in and of the home and family, and development of individuals. Includes instruction in the natural and social sciences and humanities in the development of attitudes, knowledge, and ability pertaining to clothing and textiles, consumer education, food and nutrition, home management, housing, human development and family studies, and institutional management.
	01		HOME ECONOMICS, GENERAL
		00	Home Economics, Other General
	02		BUSINESS HOME ECONOMICS
		00	Business Home Economics, Other
	03		FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
		00	Family and Community Services, Other
	04		FAMILY/CONSUMER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
		00	Family/Consumer Resource Management, Other
	05		FOOD SCIENCES AND HUMAN NUTRITION
		00	Food Sciences and Human Nutrition, Other
	06		HUMAN ENVIRONMENT AND HOUSING
		00	Human Environment and Housing, Other
	07		INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
		00	Individual and Family Development, Other
	08		INTERNATIONAL/ COMPARATIVE HOME ECONOMICS
		00	International/ Comparative Home Economics, Other
	09		TEXTILES AND CLOTHING
		00	Textiles and Clothing, Other
	99		HOME ECONOMICS, OTHER
		00	Home Economics, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
20			VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that emphasize the acquisition of competencies (including skills and job attitudes) needed for securing and holding paid employment at the entry and advanced levels, and/or preparing for advancement in occupations that use home economics education knowledge and skills. Vocational home economics education instructional programs are developed from home economics education subject matter areas to meet the unique requirements of the specific vocations. Programs that prepare individuals for paid employment include: (1) services to individuals/families; (2) assistance to professional home economists and professionals in fields related to home economics in industry, business, and public and private agencies; and (3) other services and/or assistance directly related to one or more of the home economics subject matter areas, offered in formal and/or informal settings combined with supervised laboratory and work experiences.
	01		CONSUMER AND HOMEMAKING HOME ECONOMICS		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals at all educational levels for the occupation of homemaking, emphasizing the acquisition of knowledge and the development of understanding attitudes, standards, values, and skills relevant to individual and family life. Includes instruction in consumer education, food and nutrition, family living and parenthood education, child growth and development, housing and home management (including resource management), and clothing and textiles; that emphasize the improvement of the home, the quality of individual and family life, and enhance potential employability. These programs prepare individuals for the multiple roles of homemaker and wage earner.
		11	Home Economics 7	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking 7; Homemaking 7;	basic principles; foods and nutrition; clothing and textiles; consumer education; child care
		12	Home Economics 8	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking; Homemaking 8	basic principles and concepts; clothing and textiles; parenting; interpersonal relationships; consumer education; nutrition and foods
		13	Home Economics 1	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking; Homemaking 1; Homemaking, General; Home Arts	introductory course; meal preparation and nutrition; home environment; child development; consumer education; family living
		14	Home Economics 2	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking Home Economics 2; Homemaking 2	intermediate course; clothing and textiles; housing; foods and nutrition; consumer education; child development; family living
		15	Home Economics 3	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking Home Economics 3; Homemaking 3	advanced course; young adulthood; management of resources; scientific food preparation; clothing and textiles; home environments
		16	Home Economics 4	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking Home Economics 4; Homemaking 4	advanced course; special individualized projects; interrelationships of work and family; incorporation of all home economics areas
		17	Adult Roles and Functions	Independent Living; Survival Skills; Singles Survival	advanced comprehensive high school course; parentage and family crises; interrelationship of work and family; housing; management; nutrition; consumer education
		18	Comprehensive Consumer and Homemaking Home Economics, Independent Study		individualized study; independent study all areas
		21	Child Development 8		care of small children; safety; play; creative activity; dressing and feeding
		22	Child Development 1		developmental stages; child interactions; dressing and feeding children
		23	Child Development 2		developmental stages; siblings; clothing characteristics; nutrition
		24	Child Development 3		childbirth; infancy; social, motor, physical and emotional development; language development
		25	Child Development 4		childbirth; infancy; social, motor, physical and emotional development; language development; exceptionalities; economic aspects
		26	Current Issues in Child Development		including the special needs child (gifted/handicapped); coping with divorce; the single-parent home; latch-key children; coping with death and dying; child abuse
		31	Clothing 7		project sewing; hand sewing; use of sewing machine
		32	Clothing 8		project sewing; introducing clothing construction
		33	Clothing 1	Sewing, Introduction; Sewing 1; Textiles and Clothing 1; Clothing Construction	current fashions; sewing machine use; pattern selection; zipper application; hem finishes
		34	Clothing 2	Sewing, Intermediate; Sewing 2; Textiles and Clothing 2; Clothing Construction, Intermediate	special fabrics; machine buttonholes; collars, sleeves
		35	Clothing 3	Sewing 3; Textiles and Clothing 3	advanced techniques; linings; buttonholes; fabric suitability; garment completion; study of textiles
		36	Clothing 4	Sports Wear; Alterations	advanced course; tailor suits; children's clothes; sewing to meet special needs; alterations and repair
		37	Tailoring		intricate sewing; tailored suit making; cuffs; seams; alterations
		41	Consumer Education	Economic Survival; Economics, Personal; Comparison Buying and Budgeting; Money Management, Personal; You and Your Money	credit purchasing; money management; savings and checking accounts; comparison-shopping; decision making process; consumer protection and assistance
		42	Consumer Education 2		family finance; insurance; banking; economic principles; investments; decision-making process
		51	Home Economics Occupations 1, Exploratory	Home Economics Job Training Exploration	work experience; career choices; home economics; waitressing; clothing alterations assistant; interior decorator aide
		52	Home Economics Occupations 2, Exploratory		work experience; management skills; home economics individualized training; dietary aide; florist aid
		53	Home Economics Laboratory Assistant		home economics instructor assistance; materials storage; student assistance; teaching materials preparation
		54	Home Economics Leadership		community service; leadership qualities; family unity
		61	Family Health 1	Family Nursing	accident prevention; home nursing techniques; diets; community health resources
		62	Family Health 2	Family Nursing, Advanced	advanced home nursing techniques; care of elderly; diets
		71	Family Relations	Family Sociology; Family Living	peer relations; family relations; pre-marital concerns; parenthood; child abuse; divorce
		72	Marriage Society and Change Lifestyles		marriage issues; marriage partner choice; social trends; male/female relations
		73	Parenthood	Parent Education; Parenting	parenthood preparation; prenatal care; childbirth; infancy
		81	Foods and Nutrition 7		introduction to nutrition; introduction to basic cooking principles
		82	Foods and Nutrition 8		nutrition; health; preparation of simple meals
		83	Foods 1	Kitchen Survival; Meal Management; Family Meals; Nutrition and Food Management 1; Foods Preparation Basic	cookery skills; simple meals; baking techniques; food buying; budgeting
		84	Foods 2	Cooking for Compliments; Nutrition and Food Management 2; Foods Preparation, Intermediate	individualized cooking; entertaining; regional cooking; table settings
		85	Foods 3	Gourmet Foods; Foods, Experimental; Foods Preparation, Advanced	foreign cuisines; advanced cooking techniques; cultural food customs; research paper
		86	Foods 4		advanced course; meal preparation; special desserts; roasts; application of scientific principles
		87	International Foods	Foreign Foods	cultural foods; authentic preparations; international eating habits
		88	Nutrition	Fitness Foods	eating patterns; nutrition science; consumer aspects; world hunger; fitness foods
		91	Home Management 1		family management; values, goals and standards; organizing a home and family activities
		92	Home Management 2		family economics; organization; systems; theories
		93	Home Economics - Cooperative Education 1
		94	Home Economics - Cooperative Education 2
		00	Consumer and Homemaking Home Economics, Other
	02		CHILD CARE AND GUIDANCE MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals for occupations in child care and guidance, foster care/family day care and teacher assistance, often under the supervision of professional personnel. Includes instruction in child growth and development; nutrition; program planning and management; safety and behavior guidance; recreational and play activities; child abuse and neglect; parent-child personal relationships; learning experiences for children; interpersonal relationships; and laws, regulations, and policies relating to child-care services and maintenance of children's environments.
		11	Child Care Services	Early Childhood Workshop; Child Development Services; Nursery School Training	child growth and development; nutrition; program planning and management; learning experiences for children; laws, regulations and policies relating to child care services
		21	Child Care Aide		planning and organizing activities; physical, mental and social growth; development of acceptable behavior
		31	Child Care Management		developing and managing child care programs; financial operations; selecting or developing facilities; staffing, staff development; working with parents, community agencies and organizations
		41	Foster Care and Family Care	Family Care Services	special needs of deprived or handicapped persons; health and safety, nutrition, program/play activities; parental involvement; laws, regulation and policies related to family day care services
		51	Teacher Aide/Elementary		program planning for child development; playground activities; health and safety of children; administrative and managerial activities
		52	Teacher Aide/Secondary		pre-vocational training in teacher assistance at the secondary level
		61	Child Care - Cooperative Education 1
		62	Child Care - Cooperative Education 2
		00	Child Care and Guidance Management and Services, Other
	03		CLOTHING, APPAREL, AND TEXTILES MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals for occupations concerned with the entire spectrum of clothing, apparel, and textiles management, production, and services, including but not limited to construction; fabric and fabric care; pattern design; principles in clothing construction and selection; fitting and alterations of ready-to-wear garments; custom tailoring; clothing maintenance; and textiles testing.
		11	Clothing Occupations 1	Profitable Sewing 1; Fashion Design and Clothing Occupations	occupational training; pressing tools; clothing alterations; industrial sewing machines
		12	Clothing Occupations 2	Profitable Sewing 2	tailoring techniques; linings; suit construction; job opportunities
		13	Clothing Occupations 3		fashion design; flat pattern drafting; alterations clothing accessories
		14	Clothing Occupations - Cooperative Education 1
		15	Clothing Occupations - Cooperative Education 2
		21	Clothing Maintenance Aide		types of repair, alteration, or cleaning; fitting and marking of garments for repairs; making repairs; assisting with laundering and dry cleaning of garments; pressing garments; assisting in keeping records
		31	Commercial Garment and Apparel Construction		design and construct ready-to-wear garments and apparel; designing and drafting patterns for standardized sizes; selecting appropriate fabric; cutting of fabric with commercial cutting equipment; stitching fabric on commercial power sewing equipment; applying finishes and notions to garments and apparel
		41	Custom Apparel Construction		metrication in measuring and fitting; constructing altering, and preparing garments for women, men, and children; using standard or power sewing machines or various hand stitches; laying out patterns on the fabric and cutting out fabric with hand or power driven scissors or shears; basting fabric pieces together and fitting garments to customers; specific seam finishes for particular fabrics
		51	Custom Tailoring and Alteration		constructing, altering, and repairing men's, women's, and children's garments; selection of design, fabric, notions to customer specifications; taking measurements and fitting; preparing patterns; cutting, sewing and altering by hand
		61	Wedding and Specialty Consulting		wedding etiquette; selection of attire for bride, groom, attendants, and others; fitting and marking garments for needed alterations; invitations, flowers, linens, and other home accessories; working with caterers and photographers; records of gifts; constructing, displaying, and selling wedding attire
		71	Fashion and Fabric Coordination		fashion design, trends, styles, and merchandising; selecting current fashion for figure types; fitting garments on customers; planning fashion shows; assisting home sewers with construction techniques; advising on quantity of fabric needed; measuring and cutting fabric; ordering, receiving, and display merchandise
		81	Textiles Testing		identifying qualities of various fibers, yarns, and fabrics; collecting and testing fabric samples; making elementary statistical calculations; comparing test results with samples or prepared standards; checking and calibrating various testing instruments using metrication; keeping laboratories clean
		91	Clothing Production Management		managing clothing production; textile production management
		00	Clothing, Apparel, and Textiles Management, Production, and Services, Other
	04		FOOD PRODUCTION, MANAGEMENT, AND SERVICES.		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals in managerial, production, and service skills used institutional, commercial, or self-owned food establishments or other food industry occupations. Includes instruction in planning, selecting, storing, purchasing, preparing, and serving quantity food and food products; nutritive values; safety and sanitation precautions; use and care of commercial equipment; serving techniques; special diets; management of food establishments.
		11	Food Service Training	Culinary Arts 1; Commercial Foods, Basic; Restaurant Occupations 1; Chef Class	public food service; short order cooking; restaurant equipment operation; dining room operations; sanitation; planning, selecting, storing purchasing, preparing and serving quantity food and food products; nutritive values; use and care of commercial equipment; serving techniques; special diets
		12	Food Service Training 2	Culinary Arts 2; Commercial Foods, Advanced; Restaurant Occupations 2	food preparation; bakery operation; dinner catering; model restaurant; laws and regulations; unions; safety, sanitation; receive, store and issue food
		13	Food Services/ Restaurant Management		coordination of food service activities; cost estimations; recordkeeping; personnel supervision; quality and service monitoring; dining room, bar, and banquet operations
		21	Food Service Cooperative Training	Food Service, Vocational	food service industry; on the job training
		31	Baking		baking, industry; pastry production; costing; production control; bakery ingredients
		41	Chef		use and care of commercial equipment; preparing quantity foods; controlled servings; selection, preparation and storage of foods; health and safety regulations
		51	Catering		social functions; food preparation; party foods; beverage service; equipment; decorations; health and sanitation regulations
		61	Dietetic Aide		special meal preparation; sanitary standards; professional dietician assistance; diet regulations; recordkeeping; emergency procedures
		71	Food Testing		identifying qualities of various foods; collecting and testing food samples as directed; making elementary statistical calculations; recording test results; comparing test results with samples or prepared standards; reporting variations from standards
		81	School Food Service	Cafeteria Assistant	planning, supervising, purchasing, preparing, and serving goods and food products in school food-service establishments; planning appetizing and nutritional menus; creating an environment for serving of foods; taking inventory of supplies and equipment; performing dishwashing tasks and storage of equipment or food according to health, safety and sanitation regulations
		00	Food Production, Management and Services, Other
	05		HOME FURNISHING AND EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals in the entire spectrum of home furnishings and equipment. Includes instruction in assisting purchasers in selecting and maintaining suitable home furnishings and/or equipment; assisting interior designers, decorators, or professional home service directors; making slipcovers, draperies, curtain and window treatments, and upholstery; and designing accessories such as floral arrangements or decorations.
		11	Housing and Interior Design 1	Home and Interiors; Home Furnishings; Living Environments	furniture arranging; floor plans; wall coverings; color selection; pleasing environments; principles of design
		12	Housing and Interior Design 2		varied types of housing; exterior and interior design; human and environmental factors influencing form and use of housing; living space designed to meet family needs
		13	Interior Design Occupations	Home Environment Occupations	assisting purchasers in selecting and maintaining suitable home furnishings equipment; assisting interior designers, decorators, or professional home service directors; slipcovers, draperies, curtain and window treatments, and upholstery; designing accessories, floral arrangements or decorations
		21	Floral Design		selecting appropriate containers, flowers, and accessories for special occasions or events such as weddings, dinners, banquets, and holiday celebrations; working with consumers, decorators, or caterers to plan and design floral arrangements arranging floral decorations; packaging and delivering the decorative arrangements
		31	Home Decorating		principles of design; color; developing plans for consumers; furnishings
		41	Home Furnishings Aide		assist interior designers/decorators in planning and decorating customers' homes or offices; constructing draperies, window treatment items, and other home accessories; coordinating arrangements of furniture, samples, and accessories in stores
		51	Custom Drapery and Window Treatment Design		art principles, color design, textiles, fabrics, and finishes; measuring and determining materials needed; determining cost of materials and labor; constructing various types of draperies and other window treatments; using chemical or other finishes to prolong the life of fabrics; installing draperies or other window treatment fixtures and other materials
		61	Custom Slipcovering and Upholstering		art principles, color schemes, textures, designs, and textiles; selecting fabrics, trims, and finishes; measuring and determining cost of materials and labor; identifying and using chemical treatments that prolong the life of fabrics or materials; constructing and using techniques and methods of upholstering, re-upholstering, repairing, and slipcovering
		71	Home-Service Assisting 1		demonstrating various kinds of large and small appliances to consumers; selecting, using, and caring for equipment for maximum consumer satisfaction and energy conservation; planning of kitchens, laundry areas, and other work places in homes, churches, community centers, schools, and other institutions
		72	Home Service Assisting 2
		73	Home Service Asst - Cooperative Education 1
		74	Home Service Asst - Cooperative Education 2
		00	Home Furnishings and Equipment Management, Production, and Services, Other
	06		INSTITUTIONAL, HOME MANAGEMENT, AND SUPPORTING SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals for occupations in institutional and/or executive housekeeping; hotel and/or motel; commercial cleaning; provision of services to the aged in their homes and in institutions; assistance in the management of household tasks; and assistance to consumers in decision making in relation to housing, food, clothing, community resources, and other homemaking concerns.
		11	Custodial Services		building careers; cleaning; floor surfaces; wall coverings; cleaning agents; supply purchasing
		21	Executive Housekeeping		advanced instruction and training to assume executive housekeeping duties such as establishing standards and procedures for housekeeping staff; planning work schedules; making recommendations to management for repairs, replacement, or relocation of furnishings, equipment, or space; keeping inventories of supplies and equipment; evaluating performance of staff with recommendations for promotion or dismissal
		31	Homemaker's Aide	Homemaker's Assistant, Home Management	child care guidance; food preparation instruction; home furnishing; home management counseling
		41	Companion to the Aged	Geriatrics 1	assisting aged persons with personal, social, and business affairs; care for clothing and household linens; preparation and service of meals; safety; keeping house, answering correspondence and paying bills; outings for exercise or social activities
		42	Geriatrics 2	Senior Citizen Services Director
		43	Geriatrics - Cooperative Education 1
		44	Geriatrics - Cooperative Education 2
		51	Consumer Aide		preparing menus or recipes; posting unit costs; demonstrating new food products and equipment; advising consumers on the use, care and storage of products and equipment; preparing information exhibits, displays, and handouts; performing personal shopping services
		61	Therapeutic Recreation Aide		recreational activities, equipment and supplies; maintaining records; escorting patients between nursing units and therapy centers; maintaining cleanliness and order in treatment areas
		71	Institutional, Home Management Support Services - Cooperative Education
		00	Institutional, Home Management, and Supporting Services, Other
	99		VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in vocational home economics not described above.
		00	Vocational Home Economics, Other