HST Course Codes 21 - 40

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
21			INDUSTRIAL ARTS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that provide individuals with knowledge that: (a) pertains to the body of related subject matter, or related courses, organized for the development of understanding about all aspects of industry and technology, including learning experiences involving activities like experimenting, designating, constructing, evaluating, and using tools, machines, materials, or processes; and (b) assists individuals in making informed and meaningful occupational choices or which prepare them for entry into advanced trade and industrial or technical education programs.
	01		INDUSTRIAL ARTS		A group of instructional programs that provide individuals with knowledge that: (a) pertains to the body of related subject matter, or related courses, organized for the development of understanding about aspects of industry and technology, including learning experiences involving activities such as experimenting, designating, constructing, evaluating, and using tools, materials, and processes; and (b) assists individuals in making informed and meaningful occupational choices or which prepare them for entry into advanced trade and industrial or technical education programs.
		01	Industrial Arts 7		introductory course; mechanical drawing; woodworking; ceramics; tool familiarization
		02	Industrial Arts 8		introductory course; electricity; power mechanics; metalwork; tool familiarization; wood working
		03	Industrial Arts 1	Shop 1, Exploratory; Shop, General; Industrial Materials 1; Industrial Arts Orientation; Industrial Crafts 1	basic skills; woods; metals; plastics; occupational orientation
		04	Industrial Arts 2	Shop 2, Exploratory; Industrial Materials 2; Industrial Crafts 2	basic skills; individual projects; woods; metals; plastics
		05	Industrial Arts 3		intermediate skills; woods; metals; plastics
		06	Industrial Arts 4		advanced skills; woods; metals; plastics
		07	Industry and Technology		introductory course; industrial resources; industrial processes; industrial organization
		08	Industrial Production	Manufacturing and Production	industrialized society; materials reclamation; industrial organizations; assembly line production
		09	Industrial Occupations 1	World of Construction; Industrial Cooperative Training	classroom training; job skills; social competencies; industrial competencies; industrial careers
		10	Industrial Occupations 2	Industrial Cooperative Training, Advanced	classroom training; industrial competencies; job advancement; supervisory techniques
		11	Industrial Cooperative Work Experience		industrial employment; supervised experience; on-site learning situations; pre-apprenticeship
		12	Industrial Cooperative Work Experience, Advanced		industrial employment; increased responsibility; business operation
		13	Electricity 1	Electricity, Basic; Electrical Trades	circuits; magnetism; signal systems; electrical theory; safety practices; codes
		14	Electricity 2	Electrical Trades, Advanced; Electrical Wiring Practices	power systems; radio; appliances; insulators; wiring methods; commercial wiring
		15	Electronics 1	Electronics, Basic; Circuits, Fundamental	semiconductor characteristics; solid state systems; special lighting devices; blueprint reading; test equipment
		16	Electronics 2	Electronics, Digital	electronics industry; advanced electronic testing; digital integrated circuiting; electronic games
		17	Electronics 3		electronic projects; advanced study
		18	Electronics 4		advanced study; electronics projects
		19	Electricity and Electronics, Introduction		integrated course; electricity; electronics
		20	Electricity and Electronics, Advanced		integrated course; advanced electricity; advanced electronics
		21	Machine Shop 1	Machine Lab; Industrial Machine	manufacturing machine use; measuring tools; original product construction; machine operator skills
		22	Machine Shop 2		skill improvement; special projects; machine operations; tooling gages
		23	Machine Shop 3		alloys; precision machining; numerical control; vocational preparation
		24	Machine Shop 4		apprenticeship preparation; machine tool mastery
		25	Industrial Education Management Trainee		instructor assistant; tool management; inventory; materials ordering; work group supervision
		26	Industrial Arts Research	Industrial Arts, Independent Study	advanced course; interdisciplinary approach; industrial arts; special study projects
		27	Introduction to Technology	Technology Education	general course on technology, including computers, computer-related and computer-controlled technology
		30	Electricity - Cooperative Education 1
		31	Electricity - Cooperative Education 2
		40	Electronics - Cooperative Education 1
		41	Electronics - Cooperative Education 2
		50	Electricity/ Electronics - Cooperative Education 1
		51	Electricity/ Electronics - Cooperative Education 2
		00	Industrial Arts, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
22			LAW		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the principles and procedures, in the form of legislation, decisions, regulations, and orders, developed and enforced by institutions of government in order to maintain social order.
	01		LAW		A group of instructional programs that describe the principles and procedures, in the form of legislation, decisions, regulations, and orders developed and enforced by institutions of government in order to maintain social order.
		11	Law Fundamentals	Parliament and Court Procedures; Criminal Law; Legal Rights	principles and procedures of law; law field trips; information gathering; argument writing; debate
		21	Law and You	On Trial; Criminology and Justice; Youth and the Law; Law Enforcement and the Courts; Civil Liberties and the Law; Law and Juvenile Justice; Practical Law; Everyday Law	law and the individual; lay person's view of the law; criminal justice system; legal rights
		31	Street Law		practical aspects of criminal, consumer, family, housing and individual rights law; participation in field trips and mock trials
		00	Law, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
23			LETTERS/ENGLISH		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe sounds, literature, syntax, phonology, morphology, semantics, sentences, prose and verse, as well as the development of skills and attitudes used in communicating and evaluating thought and feelings through oral and written language.
	01		ENGLISH, GENERAL.		A group of instructional programs that generally describes the skills and techniques essential to learning the English language.
		01	English 7		reading, writing, listening, speaking skills; literature appreciation; vocabulary study; mechanics; usage; spelling
		02	English 7, Honors	English 7, Above Grade Level	literature and composition; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills; text preview; study skills
		03	English 8, Below Grade Level		literature and composition; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		04	English 8	English 8, Average	reading, writing, listening, speaking skills; usage; sentence structure; literature appreciation
		05	English 8, Honors	English 8, Above Grade Level	literature appreciation; in-depth study of reading writing, speaking, listening skills
		06	English 1, Below Grade Level	English 9, Basic; Communication Skills, Non College	grammar study; literature survey; reading, writing speaking, listening skills
		07	English 1	English 9, Average	grade level English; genres; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		08	English 1, Honors	English 9, Honors	above grade level English; in-depth study of reading, writing, speaking, listening skills; general study
		09	English 2, Below Grade Level	English 10, Basic	communications skills, reading, writing, speaking and listening; study skills; genres
		10	English 2	English 10, Average	on grade level English; reading, writing, speaking, listening skills; mechanics; usage, genres
		11	English 2, Honors	English 10, Honors	above grade level English; language origins; genres; in-depth study of reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		12	English 3, Below Grade Level	English 11, Basic	high interest reading; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills; writing through literature
		13	English 3	English 11, Average	on grade level English; genres; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		14	English 3, Honors	English 11, Honors	above grade level English; in-depth study of reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		15	English 4, Below Grade Level	English 12, Basic	writing through literature; reading, writing, speaking, listening skills
		16	English 4	English 12, Average	on grade level English; genres; term paper preparation; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		17	English 4, Honors	English 12, Honors	above grade level English; genre; research paper; reading, writing, listening, speaking skills
		18	World Literature	Modern Classical Literature	reading and critiquing; world classical literature
		19	Renaissance Literature	Man in a New World	reading and critiquing literature of the Renaissance; Petrarch to Shakespeare
		20	Romanticism	Man and Nature	reading and critiquing literature of the Romantic period including Goethe, Burns, Wordsworth, Emerson, etc.
		21	Realism		reading and critiquing literature of realism including Defoe, Howells, James, etc.
		22	Literature, Contemporary	Contemporary Fiction; 20th Century Literature; Big Books of the 20th Century	modern authors; thematic patterns; essay writing; reading and critiquing works of the 20th century including Jarrell, Brautigan, Dickey, Updike, etc.
		23	Irish Literature		reading and study of Irish literature including Yeats, Synge, O'Flaherty, etc.
		24	Russian Literature		reading and critiquing Russian writers including Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, etc.
		25	Bible as Literature	Literature of the Bible	study of the Old Testament; New Testament; Heroes; prophecies; poetry
		26	Mythology and Fable	Mythology and Folklore; Heroes, Gods and Monsters	study of Greece and Rome; Egypt and Mesopotamia; China, Japan and India; mythologies and fables
		27	Drama, Introduction		play reading of dramatists such as Ibsen, Miller; stage production planning; critiquing; rudiments of set design
		28	World Drama		reading and critiquing the drama of the world up to the modern period
		29	Plays, Modern Survey		reading and critiquing of modern playwrights including Pinter, Albee
		30	Novels		readings, discussions and writings on selected novelists such as Hawthorne, Twain, Melville, etc.
		31	Short Story	Short Narrative; Short Fiction	historical development; American and foreign short stories
		32	Mysteries		detective stories by Poe, Collins, Doyle, Gardner, etc.; crime story reading and critiquing
		33	Poetry		figures of speech; melodic elements; poetic forms; modern poetry; survey of British and American poetry including Bradstreet, Eliot, etc.
		34	Rock Poetry		study of rock music lyricists such as Lennon, Dylan, etc.
		35	Humor	Let's Laugh; American Humor	reading and critiquing works of humorists such as Thurber, Wodehouse, Nash
		36	Biography	Autobiography; Famous Personalities	reading and critiquing biographies
		37	Non Fiction		catastrophe; adventure; essays; editorials; reading and critiquing
		38	Science Fiction	Literature of the Mysterious; Fiction and Fantasy	reading and critiquing of science fiction literature; UFOs; robots
		39	Themes in Literature	War and Peace; Modern Journalistic Literature	literature study on selected themes
		40	Literature of Human Values		short stories; essays; short novels on human values
		41	Ethnic Literature	Minority Literature	minority groups; Chicanos; women; aged; handicapped
		42	Women in Literature		study of women as heroines and as writers
		43	Sports through Literature		articles, books, films highlighting sports
		44	Occult Literature	Supernatural Literature	psychic phenomena in literature; astrology; magic; monsters; Gothic literature reading and critiquing
		45	Protest Literature		study of literature centering on protest movements
		46	Youth and Literature	Adolescent Fiction; Books and the Teenage Reader	authors focusing on youth
		47	Heroes		different types of heroes; fiction and non-fiction
		48	Utopias		readings on perfect social systems
		49	Death		death expressed in literature; drama; prose; poetry
		50	Nobel Prize Authors		study of O'Neill, Buck; Faulkner; Hemingway; Steinbeck; analysis of works of Nobel authors
		51	Seminar on an Author		one author read, critiqued, evaluated
		52	English, Real Life Problem Solving		studying literature for self-knowledge
		53	Reading, Independent Study		studying self-selected readings
		54	Research Technique	Writing and Research; Research Process; College Writing; Research Paper; Research and Writing the Term Paper	term paper format; organization and presentation of researched material
		55	Children's Literature & Fantasy		study of C.S. Lewis; Tolkien, L'Engle, LeGuin, Bettleheim and other authors who write in this genre or about this genre
		56	Vocational English		general English instruction studied in relation to its practical application to specific vocational areas of study
		61	English Skills 1 for Visually Impaired
		62	English Skills 2 for Visually Impaired
		63	English Skills 3 for Visually Impaired
		64	English Skills 4 for Visually Impaired
		65	Pre-IB English 1 (grade 9)
		66	Pre-IB English 2 (grade 10)
		67	Pre-IB English 3 (grade 11)
		68	IB English 4 (grade 11 or 12)
		69	IB English 5 (grade 12)
		70	AP Language and Composition
		71	AP Literature and Composition
		00	English, Other General
	02		CLASSICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the language and literature of the ancient Greco-Roman world in English translation.
		11	Mythological Literature, Greek and Roman	Classical Mythology	deities; heroes; Homer; Virgil
		00	Classics, Other
	03		COMPARATIVE LITERATURE		A group of instructional programs that describe the comparison of various aspects of literature, based on selected dimensions such as genre, theme, literary period, and language source.
		11	Comparative Literature	Comparisons in Literature	plot; character; theme; setting; comparisons of European, Russian and American authors
		21	Latin American Authors/Literature		plot; character; theme; setting; cultural perspective of literature written by Latin American authors; contrast with American and European literature
		00	Comparative Literature, Other
	04		COMPOSITION		A group of instructional programs that describe the principles and techniques of selecting, combining, arranging, and developing ideas, and expressing them in appropriate written forms such as narration, exposition, or persuasion.
		01	Composition, Expository	Writing Practice; Contemporary Composition; Expository Writing	basic composition structure; models; skill improvement
		02	Writing Laboratory	Writing Skills Workshop; Composition, Advanced Computer Assisted Writing Instruction	intensive practice; writing skills; laboratory setting
		03	Writing About Literature		writing about plays, short stories, novels
		04	Vocabulary	Fun With Words; College Vocabulary Skill Building; Word Power	dictionary use; prefixes and suffixes; spelling
		05	Spelling		study of spelling words; assigned lists; self-identified lists
		06	Grammar 7	Language Structure 7	traditional grammar, transformational grammar, structural linguistics
		07	Grammar 8	Language Structure 8	traditional grammar, transformational grammar, structural linguistics
		08	Grammar 9	Language Structure 9	traditional grammar, transformational grammar, structural linguistics
		09	Grammar 10	Language Structure 10; Grammar Review 10, College Preparation	traditional grammar, transformational grammar, structural linguistics; spelling, punctuation, proof reading
		10	Grammar 11	Language Structure 11; Grammar Review 11, College Preparation	traditional grammar, transformational grammar, structural linguistics; vocabulary; composition
		11	Grammar 12	Language Structure 12; Grammar Review 12, College Preparation; English SAT Preparation	traditional grammar, transformational grammar, structural linguistics; vocabulary; composition
		12	Etymology	Wordsearch; Word Clues	study of Latin and Greek root words
		13	Handwriting	Penmanship	techniques for and exercises in handwriting
		14	Interpersonal Communication		role-playing, experiments, games, discussions; verbal, non-verbal behavior; composition suggestions
		15	Word Study - Remedial		vocabulary improvement; pronunciation; prefixes; root meanings
		00	Composition, Other
	05		CREATIVE WRITING		A group of instructional programs that describe the techniques of composition of such forms of literature as the short story, verse, drama, and others that involve some degree of spontaneity and exercise of the imagination on the part of the writer.
		11	Creative Writing 10	Creative Writing 1	short story; one-act plays; informal essays; poetry
		12	Creative Writing 11	Creative Writing 2, Workshop	short story; poetry; one-act plays; informal essays; prose writing
		13	Creative Writing 12		short story; poetry; one-act play; informal essay
		21	Creative Writing, Independent Study		short story; plays; poetry; independent writing projects
		00	Creative Writing, Other
	06		LINGUISTICS (INCLUDES PHONETICS, SEMANTICS, AND PHILOLOGY)		A group of instructional programs that describe the descriptive, historical and theoretical aspects of language, its nature, structure, varieties, and development, including especially sound systems (phonology), grammatical systems (morphology, syntax), lexical systems (vocabulary, semiology), and writing systems.
		11	Linguistics	Language and Thought; Semantics and History of Language	human speech structure; language effects; borrowing, inventions, discoveries; language dialect; language sciences; growth and development of language
		00	Linguistics (includes Phonetics, Semantics, and Philology), Other
	07		LITERATURE, AMERICAN		A group of instructional programs that describe American writings in prose or verse, especially those of an imaginative or critical character, including biography, criticism, drama, essay, fiction, poetry, myths, and legends.
		11	American Literature	Selected American Authors; American Experience; Portrait of an American; American Writers	major American writers; novels, short stories, dramas, poetry; chronological survey
		21	Black Literature	Literature of Black America; Afro American Literature	novels; short stories; plays; poetry; Black and Afro American writers
		31	American Dream in Literature	American Heroes; American Dilemma; American Cultural Patterns; American Philosophy In Literature	study of Puritanism; Transcendentalism; Naturalism; Pragmatism; Existentialism; American dream representations
		41	Folklore, American		study of Ozarkian, Black, American Indian, Western, Yankee, Southern folktales; customs; folksongs; superstitions
		51	Indian Literature	American Indian Literature	study of Indian tribes and their literature; American Indian fables and myths
		61	State Writers	Regional Writers	specific state writers; regional and ethnic literature
		71	Western Literature	Frontier Literature	literature representative of the frontier; folksong; Zane Grey
		81	Mexican American Literature		readings and discussions on literature of Mexican Americans
		00	Literature, American, Other
	08		LITERATURE, ENGLISH		A group of instructional programs that describe British writings in prose or verse, especially those of an imaginative or critical character, including biography, drama, essay, criticism, fiction, poetry, myths, and legends.
		11	British Literature Survey	Major British Writers; British Literature, Conventions and Experiments; Background of Modern British Literature	study of Beowulf, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, Keats; survey of British literature; Romantic and Victorian prose and poetry; contemporary British writers
		21	Shakespeare	Ages of Man; Political Intrigue and Murder	comedies; tragedies; histories; play analysis; professional production attendance
		31	Modern British Writer		study of Joyce, Yeats, Shaw, Hardy, Osborne, Golding, Greene
		41	Victorian Literature		study of Victorian literature
		51	Satire, Modern British		study of Bleak House; Major Barbara: The Wastelands; Lucky Jim; Monty Python; British satire
		61	Arthurian Legend	Once and Future King	reading and examination of the Arthurian legend
		71	Medieval Literature		Chaucer, Middle English texts, morality and miracle plays, exploration of sacred and profane literature
		00	Literature, English, Other
	09		RHETORIC		A group of instructional programs that describe the effective use of language, including an examination of the patterned use of language for its effects.
		00	Rhetoric, Other
	10		SPEECH, DEBATE, AND FORENSICS.		A group of instructional programs that describe strategies to improve competence in speaking and listening and the application of forms of argument to testing ideas or reaching decisions.
		11	Public Speaking	Communications, Basic; Speech Arts; Oral Composition; Oral Communications; Forensics	extemporaneous, demonstrative, persuasive, informative oral communication; videotape; speech writing and delivery
		21	Speech 1	Oral Interpretation; Speech, General; They Used to Call It Rhetoric	oral reading; children's literature; delivering, selecting, organizing speeches; persuasion; poise and verbal skills
		22	Speech 2	Speech Tournament; Discussion and Debate; Debate and Argumentation	tournaments; debate techniques; argumentation; problem solving
		23	Speech 3		speech practices and techniques
		31	Debate Practicum Contract		individual work in debate
		00	Speech, Debate, and Forensics, Other
	11		TECHNICAL AND BUSINESS WRITING.		A group of instructional programs that describe the theory, methods, and skill is needed for writing scientific, technical, and business paper and monographs.
		11	Technical English		methods and skills for writing scientific, technical and business papers
		00	Technical and Business Writing, Other
	12		LANGUAGE ARTS, READING
		11	Reading Development 1	Reading Improvement; Remedial Reading; Reading Skills; Chapter 1 Reading; Reading Fundamentals; Corrective Reading	instruction for students with reading difficulties; skill acquisition; reading techniques; below grade level remediation; word attack skills; comprehension
		12	Reading Development 2	reading difficulties; continued skill building; student needs diagnosis; survival reading; critical thinking skills; study habits
		13	Reading Development 3		continued skill building; emphasis on individual deficiencies; functional literacy
		14	Reading Development 4		competency test reading; career reading skills
		15	Speed Reading
		16	Advanced Reading and Study Skills	Reading and Conference; Literature, Individualized; Best Sellers; Reading for Pleasure	reading under contract; advanced reading skill development
	13		LANGUAGE ARTS, BASIC SKILLS
		11	Functional English 1	Correlated Language Arts 1	integrated language arts course designed to develop reading and writing skills; survival and job-oriented skills; emphasis on short reading selections, vocabulary from context, and writing paragraphs
		12	Functional English 2	Correlated Language Arts 2	study to improve reading and writing skills; mastery of survival skills; short stories and short composition; job applications; answering want ads; letters of complaint
		13	Functional English 3	Correlated Language Arts 3	study to improve reading and writing skills; provide mastery of job-oriented skills; usage, syntax, vocabulary building; five-paragraph essays; business letters
		14	Functional English 4	Correlated Language Arts 4; Minimum Standards Review; Personal and Career Communications	remediation of deficiencies in reading, writing and survival/career skills; emphasis on grammar, essay development, reading and vocabulary development through literature; resumes and job hunting
	99		LETTERS/ENGLISH, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in letters not described above.
		00	Letters/English, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
24			LIBERAL/GENERAL STUDIES		A summary of groups of instructional program that describes the foundation necessary for understanding self and society through an appreciation of the concerns of civilization and our common heritage.
	01		LIBERAL/GENERAL STUDIES		A group of instructional programs that describe the foundation necessary for understanding self and society through an appreciation of the concerns of civilization and our common heritage.
		11	Liberal Studies		integrated fields of art, music, literature, philosophy
		21	Summer Abroad		field experience of living in another country
		31	Independent Study	Beyond Regular Study; Mentorship	self directed inquiry; outside regular curriculum
		41	Gifted and Talented Program		academic/creative education for gifted students; enrichment-subject unspecified or broad range of subjects
		51	Non-Specific College Level Studies
		00	Liberal/General Studies, Other

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25			LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL SCIENCES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the knowledge and skills required to develop, organize, store, retrieve, administer, and facilitate the use of collections of information in such formats as books, documents, manuscripts, machine-readable databases, filmed and recorded materials, specimens, and artifacts.
	01		LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL SCIENCES, GENERAL.		A group of instructional programs that generally describes the knowledge and skills required to develop, organize, store, retrieve, administer, and facilitate the use of collections of information in such formats as books, documents, manuscripts, machine-readable databases, filmed and recorded materials, specimens, and artifacts.
		11	Library Science	Library Skills	library skills development; card catalog; Dewey decimal system; audiovisual equipment; filing
		00	Library and Archival Sciences, Other General
	02		ARCHIVAL SCIENCE.		A group of instructional programs that describe the collection, organization, preservation, service and retrieval of public records, documents of historical significance, and other archival materials.
		00	Archival Science, Other
	03		LIBRARY ASSISTING		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to assist professional librarians. Includes instruction in principles, systems, processes, and procedures in library operation; library resources and services; processes of acquisition, cataloging, storage, and display systems; discovery and retrieval of requested materials; management of books, periodicals, and other printed materials; technological media such as audiovisual and education equipment; public services such as library loans; and data-processing implications for automation of records in libraries.
		11	Library Assistant	Library Aide	library procedures; school service; audiovisual equipment operation
		00	Library Assisting, Other
	04		LIBRARY SCIENCE		A group of instructional programs that describe the attitudes, knowledge, and skills of library materials and libraries.
		00	Library Science, Other
	05		MUSEOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the attitudes, knowledge, and skills required to develop, organize, administer, store and retrieve, and facilitate the use of museums and museum materials including art galleries and zoological gardens.
		00	Museology, Other
	99		LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL SCIENCES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in library and archival sciences not described above.
		00	Library and Archival Sciences, Other

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Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
26			LIFE SCIENCES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the systematic study of living organisms.
	01		BIOLOGY, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describes life forms, including the structure, function, reproduction, growth, heredity, evolution, behavior, and distribution of living organisms.
		11	Science 7	Life Sciences 7	animals, plants, cells; human body systems; environment; continuity
		21	Biology, Basic 1	Biology, Essentials; Biology, Patterns; Life Science; Natural Science; Biology, Functional	basic course; organismic level; simplified approach; human body; functioning plants; functioning animals
		22	Biology, Basic 2		second-level basic course in biology for students who need a more simplified approach
		31	Biology, General 1	Biology; Biology, Regents; Biology, Introductory	standard course; cellular level; community level; ecological relations; evolutionary development
		32	Biology, General 2		second-level biology course for average or college track students
		41	Biology, Honors 1		college preparatory course; quantitative approach; biosphere; physiology; heredity; molecular level
		42	Biology, Advanced	College Biology; Honors Biology 2	second level course; evolutionary history; DNA and RNA; immunology; microbiology; advanced genetics
		43	Pre-IB Biology
		44	IB Biology 2
		45	IB Biology 3
		46	AP Biology
		51	Field Biology	Biology, Regional	local environment study; nature appreciation; field experiences; local flora and fauna; ecological relationships
		61	Genetics		mutation; heredity; genetic principles; DNA and RNA; recombination; viruses
		71	Biopsychology		human behavior; biological factors; environmental factors; conditioned response; reasoning behavior; behavior adaptation
		81	Biology Seminar	Biology, Independent Study	advanced biology topics; independent projects; biology research
		00	Biology, Other General
	02		BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS.		A group of instructional programs that describe the chemistry of living systems, the biological phenomena that result from the interactions among these systems, including energy changes, and biological phenomena using physical principles and methods.
		11	Biochemistry		biochemical evolution; macromolecules; metabolism; glycolysis; photosynthesis; respiration
		00	Biochemistry and Biophysics, Other
	03		BOTANY.		A group of instructional programs that describe the structure, function, reproduction, growth, heredity, evolution, and descriptions of plant life.
		11	Botany	Plants and People; Trees and Shrubs, Local	plant kingdom; plant evolution; classification; plant ecology; domestic plants
		00	Botany, Other
	04		CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the cell as a unit of organization in plants and animals, and the molecular structure and processes of living organisms.
		11	Cell Biology		cellular metabolism; cell physiology; cell division; cellular chemistry; cell evolution
		00	Cell and Molecular Biology, Other
	05		MICROBIOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe microorganisms including bacteria, viruses, protista, protozoans, and certain fungi.
		11	Microbiology	Bacteriology	microbiological techniques; viruses; fungi; protozoans; bacteria; pathogenic organisms
		00	Microbiology, Other
	06		MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALIZED AREAS, LIFE SCIENCES		A group of instructional programs that describe specialized areas of the life sciences not described elsewhere in life sciences.
		11	Ecology		biotic and abiotic factors; energy flow; mineral cycles; ecosystems; biomes
		21	Marine Biology	Marine Studies; Biology, Aquatic	marine science; ocean zones; seawater; habitats; marine taxonomy
		22	Marine Biology, Advanced	Marine Biology 2	oceanography; marine ecology; field study procedures
		31	Anatomy		plant structure; animal structure; tissues; organs; systems
		00	Miscellaneous Specialized Areas, Life Sciences, Other
	07		ZOOLOGY		A group of Instructional programs that describe animals, including their structure, reproduction, growth, heredity, evolution, behavior, and distribution.
		11	Zoology		animal kingdom; organ systems; dissection
		21	Zoology, Vertebrate		dissection techniques; vertebrate classes
		31	Zoology, Invertebrate		microscopy; parasitology; invertebrate phyla
		41	Animal Behavior		animal speciation; perceptual systems; genetics; ecology; wildlife management
		51	Physiology, Human	Anatomy and Physiology; Human Biology	human body; nutrition concepts; digestive system; circulatory system; nervous system; reproductive system
		52	Physiology, Advanced		advanced course; human body; blood chemistry; hormonal regulation; cellular and molecular respiration
		61	Pathology	Health Biology	disease processes; infections; systemic disorders; cancer; diabetes
		71	Comparative Embryology		history, concepts and basic scope of animal embryonic development; modes of reproduction
		00	Zoology, Other
	99		LIFE SCIENCES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in life sciences not described above.
		00	Life Sciences, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
27			MATHEMATICS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the sciences of logical symbolic language and their applications.
	01		MATHEMATICS, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describe the sciences of logical symbolic language and their applications.
		01	Mathematics 7		basic computational skills; problem solving techniques; fractions; decimals; measurement systems; tables and graphs
		02	Mathematics 7, Accelerate		junior high mathematics; two years work; increased pace; pre-algebra topics
		03	Mathematics 8		arithmetic; metric system; real numbers; negative numbers; ratio and proportion; exponents
		04	Mathematics 8, Accelerated		junior high mathematics; pre-algebra topics; increased pace
		05	Unused Code
		06	Mathematics 1, General	Mathematics 1, Applied; Computational Skills 1	mathematical applications; whole numbers; fractions; decimals; informal geometry; statistics and graphs
		07	Mathematics 2, General	Mathematics 2, Applied; Computational Skills 2	society utilization; simplified algebra; income tax; graphs; basic math reinforcement; computational skills
		08	Science Mathematics		correlated approach; science applications; data gathering; scientific notation; measuring devices
		09	Mathematics in the Arts	Mathematics as a Liberal Art; History of Mathematics	mathematics appreciation; cultural approach; mathematics in art; mathematics in music
		10	Mathematics, Vocational	Shop Mathematics; Mathematics for Trade and Mathematics for Employment	practical shop problems; applied arithmetic; applied geometry; metrics; skill development vocational applications; employment exams
		11	Technical Mathematics		applied algebra and geometry; technical training; numerical trigonometry
		12	Mathematics Review	SAT Mathematics; Senior Math	college entrance exam practice; overview course; reading questions
		13	Mathematics Tutoring		tutoring lower levels; instructional math games; teaching profession preparation
		14	Consumer Mathematics	Mathematics Survival Skills	consumer arithmetic skills; solving consumer problems; taxes; household budgets
		00	Mathematics, Other General
	02		ACTUARIAL SCIENCES		A group of instructional programs that describes the mathematical and statistical methodology dealing with problems of risks in insurance.
		00	Actuarial Sciences, Other
	03		APPLIED MATHEMATICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the real world systems by deterministic and probabilistic models.
		00	Applied Mathematics, Other
	04		PURE MATHEMATICS		A group of instructional programs that describe number, form, arrangement, and associated relationships, using rigorously defined literal numerical and operational symbols.
		01	Pre-Algebra	Algebra Skills; Algebra, Principles; Algebra, Introduction; Algebra, Basic; Algebra, Practical	exploratory algebra; practical applications; graphing; exponents; negative integers; simple equations
		02	Algebra 1, Part 1		algebra 1 over two years; reduced pace; first half of Algebra 1
		03	Algebra 1, Part 2		algebra 1 over two years; reduced pace; second half of Algebra 1
		04	Algebra 1	Algebra, Elementary	graphs, algebraic equations; radicals; linear equations; algebraic proofs; mathematical symbols
		05	Algebra 2	Algebra, Intermediate	polynomials; irrational numbers; verbal problems; logarithms; binomial theorem; trigonometry
		06	Geometry, Plane		two-dimensional figures; logical proofs; area; planes; congruence; similarity
		07	Geometry, Solid		solids; space geometry
		08	Geometry		plane and solid geometry; theorems; construction problems; lines; volume; unified geometry
		09	Geometry, Informal	Geometry, Physical; Geometry, Intuitive; Geometry, Practical; Geometric Design; Geometry, Occupational	simplified geometry, de-emphasized proof; practical applications
		10	Algebra 3	Algebra, Advanced; Mathematics, Advanced; Algebra, College; Algebraic Systems	relations and functions; theory of equations; probability; complex numbers; sequences and series; college level algebra
		11	Trigonometry		trigonometric functions; deductive reasoning; complex numbers; radian measurement; inverse functions; trigonometric equations
		12	Analytic Geometry	Geometry, Advanced	conic sections; exponential functions; logarithmic functions; trigonometric functions; axis rotation
		13	Trigonometry and Solid Geometry		combined course; one-half year trigonometry; one-half year solid geometry
		14	Algebra and Trigonometry		integrated course; advanced algebra topics; complex numbers; trigonometry; theory of equations
		15	Algebra and Analytic Geometry		integrated course; advanced algebra topics; analytic geometry
		16	Analysis, Introductory	Mathematical Analysis; Pre-Calculus; Elementary Functions; Limits and Functions; Analysis, Elementary	pre-calculus course; analytic geometry; limits; derivatives; quadratic functions
		17	Linear Algebra	Matrix Algebra; Algebra, Honors	matrices; solving linear systems; vector space; modern algebra topics; analytic geometry
		18	Calculus and Analytic Geometry		combined course; half year calculus; half year analytic geometry
		19	Calculus		differential and integral calculus; analytic geometry topics; limits; functions
		20	Calculus	Advanced Placement Calculus, Advanced Placement Calculus AB, Advanced Placement Mathematics, Advanced Placement; Mathematics, Honors	college level; calculus; analytic geometry; integrals; logarithmic functions; transcendental functions
		21	Mathematics 1, Unified		unified approach; logic; algebra; geometry; trigonometry; probability
		22	Mathematics 2, Unified		unified approach, logic; algebra; geometry; trigonometry; probability
		23	Mathematics 3, Unified		unified approach; logic; algebra; geometry; trigonometry; probability
		24	Mathematics, Independent Study	Mathematics Strategies; Mathematics Topics; Mathematics, Competitive; Mathematics, Enrichment; Mathematics Seminar	advanced studies; problem solving techniques; logic; number theory; math team
		25	Geometry, Part 1		geometry 1 taught over 2 years; 1st year full credit
		26	Geometry, Part 2		geometry 1 taught over 2 years; 2nd year full credit
		27	Unified Math 1, Part 1		Unified math taught over 2 years, 1st year full credit
		28	Unified Math 1, Part 2		unified math taught over 2 years; 2nd year full credit
		29	Pre-IB Geometry
		30	Pre-IB Algebra 2/Trigonomery
		31	IB Math Methods 1
		32	IB Math Studies 1
		33	IB Math Studies 2
		34	IB Math Studies/Calculus
		35	AP Calculus CD
		36	Discrete Math		trigonometry, analytic geometry, probability and statistics, finite math
		37	Finite Math
		00	Pure Mathematics, Other
	05		STATISTICS.		A group of instructional programs that describe the probabilistic models involving a finite number of outcomes and the science of collecting, describing, and interpreting numerical data.
		11	Statistics		statistics fundamentals; probability theory; prediction
		21	Probability		probability theory; permutations; binomial theorem
		31	Probability and Statistics		probability theory; statistics fundamentals; survey analysis
		32	AP Statistics
		00	Statistics, Other
	06		BASIC SKILLS MATH
		01	Basic Math 1	Math Fundamentals; Developmental Math; Arithmetic Review; Mathematics, Remedial; Mathematics, Essentials; Mathematics Lab; Competency Mathematics; Mathematics, Basic	terminal course; computational skills; remedial work; simplified approach, decimals; percents; arithmetic review; real-life applications; fractions, decimals, and percents; competency test preparation
		02	Basic Math 2	Remedial Math 2; Math Fundamentals 2; Developmental Math 2; Remedial Math 2; Remedial Math 10; Mathematics, Basic 2	continued arithmetic review; real life applications; fractions, decimals and percent; competency test preparation
		03	Basic Math 3	Remedial Math 3; Math Fundamentals 3; Developmental Math 3; Remedial Math 3; Remedial Math 11 or 12; Mathematics, Basic 3	intensive competency test preparation; individualized problem-solving; personal and job related uses of arithmetic; remedial math for non-English speakers
		04	Basic Math 4	Mathematics, Basic 4; Remedial Math 4	intensive competency test preparation; individualized problem solving; personal and job-related uses of arithmetic; remedial math for non-English speakers
	99		MATHEMATICS, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in mathematics not described above.
		00	Mathematics, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
28			MILITARY SCIENCES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the causative factors and tactical principles of warfare, armed conflict, and defense.
	01		AEROSPACE SCIENCE (AIR FORCE)		A group of instructional programs that describe the purpose and objectives of the United States Air Force and all its branches, its rank structure, its customs and traditions, and its importance in national defense and security.
		11	Aerospace Education	Air Science 1	leadership training for Air Force; flight history; military drill
		12	Aerospace Education 2		aircraft flight; propulsion systems; navigation leadership laboratory
		13	Aerospace Education 3		aerospace industry; national defense; space flight leadership laboratory
		14	Aerospace Education 4
		21	Civil Air Patrol		aerospace; moral leadership; military drill
		00	Aerospace Science (Air Force), Other
	02		COAST GUARD SCIENCE		A group of instructional programs that describe the purpose and objectives of the United States Coast Guard and all its branches, its rank structure, its customs and traditions, and its importance in national defense and security.
		00	Coast Guard Science, Other
	03		MILITARY SCIENCE (ARMY)		A group of instructional programs that describe the purpose and objectives of the United States Army and all its branches, its rank structure, its customs and traditions, and its importance in national defense and security.
		11	Army Leadership Development, Introduction	Army ROTC 1	organization of the Army; leadership laboratory
		12	Army Intermediate Leadership Development	Army ROTC 2	marksmanship; military instruction methods; map reading; leadership laboratory
		13	Army Applied Leadership Development	Army ROTC 3	small unit problems; leadership psychology; group behavior; leadership laboratory
		14	Army Advanced Leadership Development	Army ROTC 4	application of leadership principles; leadership laboratory
		00	Military Science (Army), Other
	04		NAVAL SCIENCE (NAVY, MARINES)		A group of instructional programs that describe the purpose and objectives of the United States Navy and Marine Corps and all its branches, its rank structure, its customs and traditions, and its importance in national defense and security.
		11	Naval Science 1		seapower; naval history; seamanship; leadership laboratory
		12	Naval Science 2		meteorology; oceanography; rules of the nautical road; navigation; leadership laboratory
		13	Naval Science 3		celestial navigation; astronomy; naval communications; leadership laboratory
		14	Naval Science 4		advanced navigation; communications; leadership laboratory
		21	Marine Corps Leadership Education 1		introduction to leadership; key to success; leadership laboratory
		22	Marine Corps Leadership Education 2		military orientation; map reading; leadership laboratory
		23	Marine Corps Leadership Education 3		leadership application; marksmanship; leadership laboratory
		24	Marine Corps Leadership Education 4		advanced leadership education; leadership laboratory
		00	Naval Science (Navy, Marines), Other
	99		MILITARY SCIENCES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in military sciences not described above.
		00	Military Sciences, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
29			MILITARY TECHNOLOGIES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to undertake the broad range of technical tasks required to keep the armed forces combat ready. Programs stress specialized, practical knowledge related to the mechanical, scientific or technical aspects of military science in a variety of areas such as military communications and weapons systems.
	01		MILITARY TECHNOLOGIES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to undertake the broad range of technical tasks required to keep the armed forces combat ready. Programs stress specialized, practical knowledge related to the mechanical, scientific, or technical aspects of military science in a variety of areas such as military communications and weapons systems.
		29.01	Military Technologies, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
30			MULTI/INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES		A summary of groups of instructional programs, the components of which, derive from two or more separate conventional academic Instructional programs
	01		BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES.		A group of instructional programs that describe either a general synthesis of one or more of the biological and physical sciences (for example, applied science or general science), or a specialization which draws from the biological and physical sciences (for example, environmental science/studies).
		11	Science, Unified	Science, Basic; Science, General; Science Ideas; Science Workshop; Science, Applied; Physical and Life Science	survey course; life sciences; chemistry; physics; multidisciplinary approach; simplified approach
		12	College Pre-Science Skills		problem solving, lab techniques, scientific reading and writing; college preparatory skills and concepts
		21	Science Study, Independent	Science Investigations; Science Research Techniques	individualized science study; discovery learning; hypothesis development; independent field research
		31	Outdoor Education		resident camp; environmental study; science field experiences; interdisciplinary approach
		00	Biological and Physical Sciences, Other
	02		CLINICAL PASTORAL CARE		A group of instructional programs that describe the methods, theories, and techniques of providing care and counseling through the relationship of theology to the practice of the ministry.
		00	Clinical Pastoral Care, Other
	03		ENGINEERING AND OTHER DISCIPLINES		A group of instructional programs that describe either a general synthesis of one or more of the engineering and other disciplines (for example, engineering and mathematics, or engineering and physics), or a specialization which draws from engineering and other disciplines
		11	Engineering Concepts		introduction to the engineering approach; technical problem solving; mathematical modeling; bridge building; environmental control
		00	Engineering and Other Disciplines, Other
	04		HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES		A group of instructional programs that describe either a general synthesis of one or more of the humanities and social sciences (for example, humanities), or a specialization which draws from the humanities and social sciences (for example, behavioral science, classical civilization, or human development
		11	Humanities	People and Their Culture	integration of history and literature; combination of literature, music and art of a selected period; interdisciplinary study of social sciences, anthropology, geography, history, psychology
		21	Humanities, European	Humanities of Western Civilization	art, philosophy, music, literature integration; nationalistic, humanitarian, political, technological revolutions through art, music, literature of past 200 years in Europe
		31	Humanities, American		art, philosophy, music, literature of the Americas
		41	Humanities, African		art, philosophy, music, literature, history of Africa; Interdisciplinary study
		51	Humanities, Near East and Far East		art, philosophy, music, literature, history of the Near and Far East; interdisciplinary study
		00	Humanities and Social Sciences, Other
	05		PEACE STUDIES		A group of instructional programs that describe the peace development process including the analysis of peace and war systems, disputed settlement techniques, social movements, working for creative change, world order studies, and conflict analysis and regulation
		00	Peace Studies, Other
	06		SYSTEMS SCIENCE		A group of instructional programs that describe a multidisciplinary approach to the study of innate complexity which by synthesizing systemic findings from the natural, social, technological, behavioral and life sciences and other specialized fields brings holistic perspectives to the solution of problems within a general context
		11	Futuristics	Science Technology and the Future; History of the Future; Future Worlds	impact of science and technology; future man; political, social economic issues; man machine interaction; forecasting
		21	Environmental Science	Environmental Issues; Human Communities; People Technology and the Environment	water pollution; conservation; forestry; air pollution
		22	Unused code
		23	IB Environmental Studies
		31	Energy and Environment		energy courses; energy conservation; energy utilization; environmental issues; alternative energy sources
		00	Systems Science, Other
	07		WOMEN'S STUDIES		A group of instructional programs that describe the history, society, politics, culture, and economics of women
		11	Women's Studies	Women in American Society	role of American woman; colonial period to the present; women in art, literature, business, politics, education, science
		21	Women's Studies in Literature		the study of fiction and non-fiction by and about women
		00	Women's Studies, Other
	99		MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, OTHER		MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, OTHER
		00	Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
31			PARKS AND RECREATION		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the principles and procedures of providing parks and recreational facilities and services for the benefit of the general public.
	01		PARKS AND RECREATION, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describe the principles and procedures of providing parks and recreational facilities and services for the benefit of the general public
		11	Recreation Aide		recreation program assistance
		21	Search and Rescue		instruction in wilderness search and rescue techniques; basic first aid;
		00	Parks and Recreation, Other General
	02		OUTDOOR RECREATION		A group of instructional programs that describe the establishing, maintaining, and operating of recreational facilities
		11	Winter/Ski Resort Operation		entry-level skills in ski resort operation; equipment care and rental procedures; lift operation; food and beverage service; scheduling and reservations
		00	Outdoor Recreation, Other
	03		PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to plan and maintain recreational facilities and programs for public or private agencies.
		00	Parks and Recreation Management, Other
	04		WATER RESOURCES		A group of instructional programs that describe the physical, biological, and social sciences and practices, which are essential to the understanding, and management of water resources for optimum yield and use, as well as conservation.
		00	Water Resources, Other
	99		PARKS AND RECREATION, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in parks and recreation not described above.
		00	Parks and Recreation, Other

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Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
32			BASIC SKILLS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the fundamental career and employment skills a person in normally thought to need in order to function productively in society.
	01		BASIC SKILLS, CAREERS AND EMPLOYMENT		A group of instructional programs that describe the
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		02	Career Preparation	So You Want A Job; Business Opportunities; Job Entry Training; College and Career Planning; Guidance	job application; interviewing; promotional opportunities; work ethic; test taking; educational requirements
		03	Career Exploration	Vocations, Introduction; Career Development; Work Observational Experience; Career Education; Occupational Exploratory Program	business community exploration; career observation unpaid experiences; site visits; career planning
		04	Work Experience	Job Entry	employment skills; vocational instruction; job placement; unpaid experiences; short-term training
		05	Work Experience	Advanced Job Training	advanced experiences; vocational instruction; job placement; unpaid experiences; employment skills; short term training
		06	Cooperative Education 1		paid vocational training; full learning experience; job placement
		07	Cooperative Education 2		advanced experience; paid vocational training
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		21	Off-Campus Vo Tech Training - Unspecified
		31	Coordinated Vocational and Academic Education
		00	Basic Skills, Career and Employment, Other
	02		BASIC SKILLS, GENERAL
		01	Resource Room (NON Special Ed)
		11	Study Dynamics		study skill improvement; notetaking; research paper preparation
		21	Test Taking		general preparation for state competency exams in math, science, English, reading, writing, SAT, ACT
		31	Individualized Academic Program		dropout prevention, college preparation, tutorial assistance, e.g. project AVID
		00	Basic Skills, General, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
33			CITIZENSHIP/CIVIC ACTIVITIES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe how individuals can facilitate governmental functions and contribute to the well-being of their community through civic action.
	01		CITIZENSHIP/CIVIC ACTIVITIES		A group of instructional programs that describe how individuals can facilitate governmental functions and contribute to the well-being of their community through civic action.
		11	Student Assistant	Teacher Assistant; Laboratory Assistant; Teacher Cadet; Office Aide; Instructional Assistant; Clerical Aide; School Service	school service; background enrichment; teacher support; bulletin board maintenance
		21	Pep Squad	Cheerleading	rallies; competitions; athletic event performance
		31	Student Government	Assembly	school communications; school activities; class representation
		41	Tutoring	Peer Tutoring	practical tutoring experience; assisting classmates; class environment development; materials production
		51	Community Service	Community Involvement	volunteer program; community agencies; experiential learning
		61	Unused Code
		00	Citizenship/Civic Activities, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
34			HEALTH RELATED ACTIVITIES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the promotion of the health of individuals.
	01		HEALTH RELATED ACTIVITIES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the promotion of the health of individuals
		11	Physical and Health Education 7	Physical Education 7	health attitudes; safety; sportsmanship; team play
		12	Physical and Health Education 8	Physical Education 8	health attitudes; safety; sportsmanship; team play
		13	Physical and Health Education 9	Physical Education 9; Health Safety and Physical Education 9	dual sports; team sports; skill mastery; game rules
		14	Physical Education 10	Health Safety and Physical Education 10	individual lifetime sports; physical fitness; group sports
		15	Physical Education 11	Health Safety and Physical Education 11	individual lifetime sports; physical fitness; group sports
		16	Physical Education 12	Health Safety and Physical Education 12	individual lifetime sports; physical fitness; group sports
		21	Adaptive Physical Education (Regular/Multihandicapped/Non-regular Programs)		muscle imbalance; posture problems; breathing problems; motor disabilities; limited to students with IEPs
		22	Physical Education - Medically Excused		credit granted to a student who is excused from PE for medical reasons (non-handicapped)
		29	Adaptive Physical Education (Multihandicapped).		Non regular program adapted for students with moderate to severe cognitive and physical handicaps; limited to students with EPS
		29	Adaptive Physical Education (Nonregular program)		muscle imbalance; posture problems; breathing problems; motor disabilities; limited to students with IEPs; not for credit.
		31	Health 7	Health Science 7	body care; disease prevention; body functions; narcotics; safety practices
		32	Health 8	Health Science 8	body care; disease prevention; body functions; narcotics; safety practices
		33	Health 9	Health Science 9	body care; disease prevention; body functions; narcotics; safety practices
		34	Health 10	Health Science 10	body care; disease prevention; body functions; narcotics; safety practices
		35	Health 11	Health Science 11	body care; disease prevention; body functions; narcotics; safety practices
		36	Health 12	Health Science 12	body care; disease prevention; body functions; narcotics; safety practices
		37	State Requirements		combination course that can include driver's education, sex education, drugs/alcohol/ tobacco
		38	Modern Medical Issues		information that will enable students to become better health service consumers; medical practitioners; hospitals; health insurance; emergency response
		41	Drugs Alcohol and Tobacco		drug education; narcotics; alcoholism; tobacco use
		51	Driver Education, Classroom	Traffic Safety	safe driving theory; in class study; driving hazards
		52	Driver Education, Practice		behind the wheel experience; safety practices combined class and behind the wheel instruction
		61	Physical Education Leadership Training	Gym Aide	child development; health education; physical education; teaching techniques
		71	Life Saving		swimming rescues; equipment rescues; respiratory emergencies
		81	Safety		safety practices; daily living situation
		91	Sex Education	Human Sexuality and Reproduction	human physiology; reproduction; family planning
		00	Health-Related Activities, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
35			INTERPERSONAL SKILLS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe how to effectively live and interact with others, social organization, being a congenial friend and companion, establishing courses of action for others, and influencing others to follow.
	01		INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
		11	Interpersonal Relationships		personal roles; individuals in society
		21	Building Human Relationships		values clarification; communication skills; meeting individual and shared goals and needs
		31	Peer Counseling		students serve as leaders with individuals or in peer counseling groups to work on problem solving, mutual support, values clarification, counseling, networking
		41	Dropout Prevention		communities/cities in schools
		00	Interpersonal Skills, Other

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Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
36			LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
	01		LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES		A group of instructional programs that describe the development of an appreciation for and competency in recreational and leisure-related activities.
		11	Sports, Individual		badminton; tennis; skiing; surfing; golf; wrestling
		21	Sports, Team		basketball; volleyball; hockey; baseball; football soccer
		31	Gymnastics		tumbling; floor exercise; heavy apparatus
		41	Drill Team; Band Physical Education; Color Guard		precision marching; choreography; rhythm; flag corps
		51	Track and Field		running; jumping; throwing; cross country
		61	Aquatics		water activities; synchronized swimming; scuba
		71	Conditioning and Athletics	Fitness; Figure Control; Weight Training and Body Development; Physical Training; Self Defense	physical training; weight training; rope skipping; figure toning; conditioning; self defense
		81	Motorcycle Operation		motorcycling; safety practices; recreational cycling
		91	Recreational Activities	A vocational Experience	outdoor hobbies; camping; hiking; survival skills
		92	Experiential Outdoor Education		outdoor leadership training, using the urban community or wilderness as a classroom for various subject area instruction; includes programs like Outdoor School, Outward Bound
		00	Leisure and Recreational Activities, Other

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Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
37			PERSONAL AWARENESS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe a person's self-perception, values, attitudes, beliefs, and emotional responses
	01		PERSONAL AWARENESS		A group of instructional programs that describe a person's self-perception, values, attitudes, beliefs, and emotional responses.
		11	Personal Development Techniques	Personal Grooming and Fashion; Personal Management; Personal Culture; Youth and Decisions; Teens Today; Human Studies; Self Development	personal awareness; beauty techniques; self confidence; goal setting; time management
		21	Coping with Personal Problems	Personal Adjustment	adjusting to problems; divorce; stress; test anxiety; sexual relations
		31	Self Perception	Self Image	building a positive self image; barriers
		00	Personal Awareness, Other

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Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
38			PHILOSOPY AND RELIGION		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the critical examination of the categories for describing reality, the nature and contexts of human experience, the methodology of rational inquiry and criteria of practice philosophy; and the investigation of organized forms, beliefs, and practices related to eternal principles or transcendent spiritual entities (Religion)
	01		PHILOSOPHY.		A group of instructional programs that describe the basic truths and principles of being, and of knowledge, or conduct in such fields as ethics, metaphysics, and logic.
		11	Philosophy	Systems of Philosophy; Philosophy Seminar	elementary logic; study of famous philosophers; Plato; Aristotle; Descartes
		21	Ethics		study of what is right or good conduct
		31	Logic	English Language, Logic and Reason; Clear Thinking	principles of argumentation and logical reasoning; analysis and interpretation of data
		41	Epistemics		criticism of the way one observes, listens, reads, thinks, talks
		42	IB Theory of Knowledge
		51	Social Justice Issues	Peace and Social Justice	study of social issues; nursing homes; mentally impaired treatment; pre-schools and child care
		00	Philosophy, Other
	02		RELIGION		A group of instructional programs that describe the origin, histories, organized forms, beliefs, worship, and practices of specific religions
		01	Catholicism, Foundations	Ritual and Symbol	doctrine development; church history
		02	Who Is Jesus	Person of Jesus	study of the life of Christ; Gospels
		03	Scripture	Testaments, Old and New; Christian and Hebrew Scriptures; Bible Studies	life of Christ; Old Testament and New Testament, analysis and interpretation
		04	Moral Issues, Social and Individual	Moral Thought and Decision Making	study of Judeo-Christian principles and ways of making decisions; social issues such as nuclear power, civil rights, aging; individual rights such as sexuality, drug and alcohol use
		05	Marriage, Life Choices in Christian Living	Christian Sexuality and Marriage; Alternative Christian Lifestyles	marriage contracts as espoused in Christianity
		06	Comparative Religion	Comparative Religion and Philosophical Systems	comparison of Hindu, Buddhist, Islamic, Judaic, Christian values and beliefs
		07	Sacraments		study of Baptism; Confirmation; Eucharist; Penance; Ordination; Marriage; Extreme Unction
		08	Eastern Religious Thought	Religions of the East from Hinduism to Zen	history, beliefs, practices
		09	Religion and Psychology		interrelationship of religion and psychology
		10	Western Religions	Religious Development In the West	study of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam history, beliefs, practices
		11	Religion and Literature		study of religious themes in literature
		12	Religion, Introduction	Philosophy of Religion	study of religion as a human phenomenon; skills with which to study a religion; nature and practice of developing a personal faith
		13	Prayer and Liturgy		study of role of personal and corporate worship experiences
		14	Judaism, Foundations		doctrine development; Jewish history and philosophy
		15	Protestantism, Foundations		historical overview of the development of various sects of protestantism, beginning with the reformation; doctrine and practice of specific denominations
		16	Religious Movements in America		historical study of the development of various religious sects in America, 1700 through the present
		17	Islam and the Koran		Mohammed and the birth and development of Islam around the world; the seven pillars of Islam and the philosophy of the Koran; Shiites, Sunnites and modern fundamentalism; reactionary groups and world politics
		00	Religion, Other
	99		PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in philosophy and religion not described above.
		00	Philosophy and Religion, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
39			THEOLOGY
	01		BIBLICAL LANGUAGES
		00	Biblical Languages, Other
	02		BIBLE STUDIES
		00	Bible Studies, Other
	03		MISSIONARY STUDIES
		00	Missionary Studies, Other
	04		RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
		00	Religious Education, Other
	05		RELIGIOUS MUSIC
		00	Religious Music, Other
	06		THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
		11	Theological Studies		study of Christian and Jewish theologians
		00	Theological Studies, Other
	99		THEOLOGY, OTHER
		00	Theology, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
40			PHYSICAL SCIENCES		A summary of instructional programs that describe inanimate objects, processes of matter, energy, and associated phenomena.
	01		PHYSICAL SCIENCES		A group of instructional programs that generally describe the major topics, concepts, processes, and interrelationships of nonliving matter and associated phenomena.
		11	Science 8	Physical Science 8	basic physical science; chemistry; physics; laboratory experimentation
		21	Physical Science	Science 9; Chemistry and Physics	introductory course; basic scientific principles; chemistry; physics; structure of matter; scientific observation
		31	Chemistry and Physics Laboratory Techniques		career oriented; chemistry; physics; laboratory experimentation
		41	Physical Science, Applied		non-college oriented; practical applications; chemistry; physics
		00	Physical Sciences, Other General
	02		ASTRONOMY		A group of instructional programs that describe matter and energy in the universe, including the solar system, stars, galaxies, and nebulae.
		11	Astronomy		astronomical principles; stars; planets; galaxies
		00	Astronomy, Other
	03		ASTROPHYSICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the physical and chemical composition of celestial bodies, and of the interactions between matter and radiation within celestial bodies and in interstellar space
		00	Astrophysics, Other
	04		ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES AND METEOROLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the chemical and physical properties of the mass of air surrounding the earth, and weather, including air masses and their motions, temperature, atmospheric pressure, clouds, and precipitation, and their relatively short-term interrelation on local, regional, and global scales
		11	Meteorology		weather; atmosphere; clouds; frontal weather conditions
		00	Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, Other
	05		CHEMISTRY		A group of instructional programs that describe the micro and macro structure of matter, of the changes matter undergoes, of the energy involved in these changes, and of the models that interpret and the theories and laws that describe these phenomena
		11	Chemistry, Introductory	Chemistry, General; Chemistry, Fundamentals; Chemistry Concepts; Chemistry, Interdisciplinary	survey course; changes in composition; mole concept; oxidation and reduction; laboratory experiments; practical approach
		21	Chemistry 1	Chemistry, College Preparatory; Chemistry, Regents; Chemistry Study	college prep; problem solving techniques; bonding; equilibrium; equation
		22	Chemistry 2	Chemistry, Advanced	college level; structure of matter; chemical kinetics; solution chemistry; laboratory techniques
		23	Pre-IB Chemistry 1
		24	IB Chemistry 2
		25	IB Chemistry 3
		26	AP Chemistry
		31	Organic Chemistry; Organic Biochemistry	Organic Biochemistry	carbon compounds; stereochemistry; organic reactions; proteins
		41	Physical Chemistry
		51	Consumer Chemistry	Chemistry, Applied	synthetic materials; industry and environment; household chemicals; consumer applications
		61	Chemistry, Independent Study		advanced chemistry; independent projects
		00	Chemistry, Other
	06		GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES		A group of instructional programs that describe the history of the earth and other celestial bodies especially as recorded in rocks
		11	Earth Science	Earth Science 9; Earth Science, General	survey course; geology; astronomy; meteorology; fossils
		21	Earth Science, College Preparatory		accelerated course; earth environment; continental development; sedimentation; climate systems
		22	AP Environmental Science
		31	Geology		erosion; glaciation; mountain formation; diastrophism
		32	Geology - Field Studies		local/regional field study of geological formations
		41	Mineralogy		minerals study; rock formation; field experiences
		00	Geological Sciences, Other
	07		MISCELLANEOUS PHYSICAL SCIENCES		A group of instructional programs that describe specialized areas of the physical sciences not reflected in the other physical sciences groupings
		11	Oceanography		ocean landscapes; waves; currents; ocean ecology; estuaries
		00	Miscellaneous Physical Sciences, Other
	08		PHYSICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the physical properties and interactions of matter and energy, including equilibrium, power, wave phenomena, mechanics, heat, electricity, magnetism, sound, light, special relatively, and the particular nature of matter
		11	Physics, General	Physics Concepts; Physics, Applied	survey course; motion; energy; gravity; major concepts in physics
		21	Physics 1	Physics, Regents; Physics, College	mechanics; wave motion; nuclear physics; electricity; energy; problem solving
		22	Physics 2	Physics, Advanced; Physics, Honors	advanced course; mechanics; electricity; waves; vector analysis; astrophysics
		23	IB Physics
		24	AP Physics B
		25	AP Physics C: Mechanics
		26	AP Physics C: Electricity/Magnetism
		31	Physics 2 without Calculus		advanced course; mechanics, electricity, waves; vector analysis; astrophysics; no calculus required
		41	Electricity and Electronics Science	Electronics Science	science oriented course; electrical and electronic theory; electromagnetism; power supplies
		51	Acoustics	Physics of Sound	sound and wave theory; nature of sound; amplification
		00	Physics, Other
	09		PLANETARY SCIENCE		A group of instructional programs that describe the geology of planets other than the earth.
		11	Rocketry and Space Science	Space Science	rocket flight; space travel; planetary geology
		00	Planetary Science, Other
	10		AEROSPACE SCIENCE
		11	Aerospace Science		study of air travel; basic principles of flight and evolution of flight technology
	99		PHYSICAL SCIENCES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in the physical sciences not described above.
		00	Physical Sciences, Other