HST Course Codes 41 - 52

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
41			SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES
	01		BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES
		00	Biological Technologies, Other
	02		NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGIES
		11	Radioactivity		causes and effects of radioactivity; fission and fusion reactions
		00	Nuclear Technologies, Other
	03		PHYSICAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES
		00	Physical Science Technologies, Other
	99		SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES, OTHER
		00	Science Technologies, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
42			PSYCHOLOGY		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the behavior and experience of people.
	01		PSYCHOLOGY, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that describe the behavior and experience of people.
		11	Psychology	Behavioral Sciences, Introduction; Human Behavior	introduction to behavior; personality; mental illness; intelligence; sensation; culture
		12	Psychology, Advanced		in-depth study; learning; mental health; social psychology
		13	Abnormal Psychology		etiology of mental illness; criteria of abnormality; individual and social causes of psychopathology; treatment and personal adjustment
		14	AP Psychology
		15	IB Psychology
		00	Psychology, Other General
	02		CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the application of appropriate methods and theories selected from psychology and other fields as they relate to dealing with the troubled person
		00	Clinical Psychology, Other
	03		COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the acquisition and recall of new behaviors, and of the processes of learning new activities, and of retaining them through time.
		11	Psychology of Learning		verbal/conceptual growth; conditioning; modeling; theories of learning
		21	Educational Psychology		theories of education and learning; learning techniques
		00	Cognitive Psychology, Other
	04		COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY.		A group of instructional programs that describe the theory and practice of using psychologists, and psychological facts in psychological work not in the academic, school, and clinical contexts, but rather in the broader social community, working with private and public organizations
		00	Community Psychology, Other
	05		COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the behavior of members of particular species, and the relationship of behaviors of the species to their evolutionary origins
		00	Comparative Psychology, Other
	06		COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the theory and practice of systematically selecting the facts and theories of psychology with the intent of advising people about their problems
		00	Counseling Psychology, Other
	07		DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe progressive changes in behavioral processes of individuals as a function of aging through the life span, from conception to death
		11	Child Psychology		perceptual, cognitive, linguistic, social and personality development; birth through childhood
		21	Adolescent Psychology	Adolescent Development	maturation; psycho-physiological changes
		31	Adjustment Psychology		change and behavior; stress management; developmental adjustments
		00	Developmental Psychology, Other
	08		EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the general body of methods, data, and laws that have been derived by scientific research, including theoretical and systematic points of view applicable to the prediction, control, and understanding of the behavior of individual human organisms and other species
		00	Experimental Psychology, Other
	09		INDUSTRIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the application of psychological knowledge and methodology to specific work-related problems in industry and government
		00	Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Other
	10		PERSONALITY PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the unique organization of the fairly permanent characteristics that set the individual apart from other individuals and, at the same time, determine how other respond to that person
		11	Historical Personalities and Ideas		great personalities; greatness characteristics; human potential; psychohistory
		21	Humanistic Psychology		theories of personal growth; self-development; self-image and behavior
		00	Personality Psychology, Other
	11		PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY.		A group of instructional programs that describe the processes that determine what actions will occur at a particular time, and the strength or precision with which those actions will occur
		00	Physiological Psychology, Other
	12		PSYCHOLINGUISTICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the psychology of language, including the behavior processes that enter into the generation of speech and writing, and the understanding of both spoken and written languages
		00	Psycholinguistics, Other
	13		PSYCHOMETRICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the mathematical and statistical procedures used in psychological test construction and validation, and of the general problems of the measurement of behavior
		00	Psychometrics, Other
	14		PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the changes in behavior that occur as a function of drug-ingestion, and the psychological processes associated with such changes, including altered states of consciousness and addiction
		11	Psychopharmacology		drugs; neurophysiological aspects; pharmacochemical aspects; nervous system; chemical foundations of behavior
		00	Psychopharmacology, Other
	15		QANTITATIVE PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the application of mathematical and statistical models and methodology in psychology
		00	Quantitative Psychology, Other
	16		SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the behavior of the individual as a member of a group, and of the processes of associating individuals together
		11	Social Psychology		study of the individual in a social context; interpersonal interaction
		00	Social Psychology, Other
	99		PSYCHOLOGY, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in psychology not described above.
		00	Psychology, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
43			PROTECTIVE SERVICES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the principles and procedures for providing police, fire and other safety services, and for managing penal institutions
	01		CRIMINAL JUSTICE		A group of instructional programs that describe the principles and procedures of developing, administrating, and managing correctional, law enforcement, and forensic services
		11	Law Enforcement	Police Science; Criminal Justice	causes of crime; search and arrest; trial procedures
		21	Law Science	Forensic Studies	application of medical facts to legal problems
		00	Criminal Justice, Other
	02		FIRE PROTECTION		A group of instructional programs that describe the theories, principles, and techniques of developing, administrating, and managing services for fire prevention, fire fighting, and rescue
		11	Fire Fighting Practices	Fire Science	protective breathing apparatus; forcible entry practices; use of rope, fire hose, nozzles and appliances
		21	Fire Safety Education		self-protection; home exit routes; fire safety practices
		00	Fire Protection, Other
	03		SECURITY SERVICES
		11	Security Guard		entry-level training to prepare students to become security guards, store detectives, or body guards in private industry; report writing; basic alarm systems; arrest procedures; law and court process; communications; employer-employee relations
	99		PROTECTIVE SERVICES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in protective services not described above.
		00	Protective Services, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
44			PUBLIC AFFAIRS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the formulation, implementation, administration, evaluation, and management of public policies and programs, including those services which are directed toward the betterment of economic and social conditions
	01		PUBLIC AFFAIRS, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describes the formulation, implementation, administration, evaluation and management of public policies and programs, including those services which are directed toward the betterment of economic and social conditions
		00	Public Affairs, Other General
	02		COMMUNITY SERVICES		A group of instructional programs that describe the theories, methods, and techniques of combining school and community resources to provide information, instruction, and recreation to all members of a community
		00	Community Services, Other
	03		INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE		A group of instructional programs that describe principles and theories underlying the structure and processes of major international organizations, such as the United Nations and the Organization of American States
		00	International Public Service, Other
	04		PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION		A group of instructional programs that describe the knowledge, skills, values, and behaviors involved in the formulation of public policies and the management of public services
		00	Public Administration, Other
	05		PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES.		A group of instructional programs that describe the principles and techniques by which systematic judgments and evaluative assessments are made with respect to particular public policy
		00	Public Policy Studies, Other
	06		PUBLIC WORKS		A group of instructional programs that describe the role of the government in constructing, maintaining, and providing structures and utilities for use by the general public.
		00	Public Works, Other
	07		SOCIAL WORK		A group of instructional programs that describe the social interventions that enhance, conserve, and augment the means by which persons, individually or collectively, can solve disruptions in their social existence
		11	Human Services		social work; day care centers; nursing homes; crisis centers
		00	Social Work, Other
	99		PUBLIC AFFAIRS, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in public affairs not described above.
		00	Public Affairs, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
45			SOCIAL SCIENCES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that describe the substantative portions of behavior, past and present activities, interactions, and organizations of people associated together for religious, benevolent, cultural, scientific, political, patriotic, or other purposes.
	01		SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describe the major principles and perspectives of the social sciences
		11	Social Science, Introduction	Social Studies, Introduction; Social Studies Skills	social science branches; research methods; social studies preparation
		21	Social Science, Advanced Theory and Research		social science theory and methodology; primary and
		31	Social Science Seminar		student discussion and reading group; topical research; analysis of literature and research
		41	Social Studies, Independent Study	Social Studies, Independent Research; Social Studies, Independent Reading	independent research and reading; writing advanced level paper
		00	Social Sciences, Other General
	02		ANTHROPOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the historic and prehistoric origins of man, his physical and cultural development, racial characteristics, social customs, and beliefs
		11	Anthropology		cultural origins; cultural behaviors; race, religion, sex roles, family groups, institutions, and economic status; ethnology and linguistics
		21	Comparative Cultural Patterns	Multicultural Education; Cultural Pluralism	cross-cultural behavior patterns; relationships among world societies; understanding self through cultural analysis
		31	Anthropology, Myth and Magic		religion and magic; cultural differences
		41	Cultural Anthropology, Research	Oral History Collection	components of culture; original scholarly works; individual anthropological study; culture and personality; observation and collection of data
		00	Anthropology, Other
	03		ARCHAEOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the historic and prehistoric peoples and their culture through the scientific analysis of their artifacts, inscriptions, monuments, and other remains
		11	Archaeology		historic and prehistoric peoples; scientific artifact analysis
		00	Archaeology, Other
	04		CRIMINOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe the causes of crime and the methods of detecting and dealing with crime and the criminal, including crime statistics, theories of punishment, and the role of law enforcement in society as an agent for the prevention and treatment of crime
		00	Criminology, Other
	05		DEMOGRAPHY		A group of instructional programs that describe the vital social statistics, including births, deaths, diseases, marriages, and education rates of populations
		11	Population Education	United States Census	purpose of census; analysis and effects of use of census data
		00	Demography, Other
	06		ECONOMICS		A group of instructional programs that describe the transformation of limited resources into goods and services which, upon distribution, are again transformed by consumption to yield satisfaction of human wants
		01	Economics, Theory	Economics 1; Economics, Basic	banks, profits, corporations, unions, money, GNP; consumer protection laws; American and other systems; personal income tax; production and distribution; scarcity and demand
		02	Economics and Economic Problems	Economics for Today and the Future; Economics 2; American Economy; Free Enterprise; Economics Now; Comparative Economics	contemporary American economic problems; comparative economic systems; business and labor issues; Federal Reserve System
		03	Consumer Economics	Consumer and the Economy; Economics and the Consumer	banking and investment; advertising; insurance; consumer protection; domestic and consumer economics; consumer citizenship
		04	Filing Your Income Taxes	Income Taxes	current United States tax structure; correct filing procedures
		05	Insurance Theory		technical terms; varieties; individual insurance requirements
		06	Investment Economics		stock market; investment theory; commodities; money market funds; bonds; portfolio development
		07	Television and Economics		study of American economy; media presentation and interpretation
		08	Energy Education		general energy laws based on physical and earth sciences; supply and demand; production; U.S. and world sources; conservation and alternative energy sources
		09	American Labor History		historical development of unions; culture of workers; significant labor movement leaders; laws; social change
		10	Economics, Analysis and Criticism		major economic systems; theoretical analysis; fictional and non-fictional works
		11	Economics, College		contemporary American economic problems; college credit
		12	International Economics		study of international monetary and trade systems; global markets; developed and developing economies; interdependence and the multiplier effects of national economic crises
		13	AP Economics; AP Microeconomics
		14	AP Macroeconomics
		15	IB Microeconomics
		16	IB Macroeconomics
		00	Economics, Other
	07		GEOGRAPHY		A group of instructional programs that describe the earth and its life; the description of land, sea, and air; and the distribution of plant and animal life, including human beings and industries
		01	Geography 8		United States and world geography
		02	Geography, United States		map reading; United States geographical characteristics
		03	Geography, North American		major geographic areas; North American region
		04	World Geography	Cultural and Physical Geography;	major world geographic areas; interrelationships between people and habitat; political, social, cultural, and economic geography
		05	Geography, Western Hemisphere and Africa		survey of western geography
		06	Geography, Eastern Hemisphere		survey of eastern environment and geography; environmental and cultural influence
		07	Physical Geography		physical elements and effect on human living
		08	Economic and Political Geography	Economic Geography	resources; effect of artificial boundaries on spatial arrangements and associations
		09	Human and Cultural Geography	Man and His Environment	cultural groups and their geographical locations
		10	Field Geography, Honors		theory and research; neighborhood field work; lab and seminar settings;
		11	IB World Geography
		00	Geography, Other
	08		HISTORY		A group of instructional programs that describe the past, including the recording, gathering, criticizing, synthesizing, and interpreting evidence about past events
		01	History and Geography 7		survey of world history and world geography; map reading; state history and cultural development
		02	Our Cultural Heritage 7		study of United States history; exploration; colonization; early United States government
		03	Social Studies 7, Honors		chronological United States history; presidential administrations; political movements; independent study; research projects
		04	United States History 8		19th and 20th century history; current problems
		05	Social Studies 8		chronological United States history; presidential administrations; political movements; constitution foreign policy trends
		06	Social Studies 8, Honors		chronological United States history; presidential administrations; political movements; constitution foreign policy trends
		07	United States History, State and Local	State History and Government; State History	history; culture; contemporary issues; government institutions
		08	United States History, Advanced Placement		colonization to present day; state and federal relationships
		09	American History, Basic	US History, Basic; American History, Remedial; US History, Remedial	historical survey; government Institutions; applications to daily living
		10	American History	American History and World Background	historical survey; social, political and economic institutional evolution; United States domestic and foreign affairs
		11	United States History 1	Age of Discovery; Founding of America	geography; pre-discovery; colonization to Civil War; government origins; current events and past relationships
		12	United States History 2	Modern American History	survey; Reconstruction through current events; American and world affairs
		13	United States History, Honors		historical and critical analyses; historical literature; experiential activities
		14	American History, Advanced Placement	United States History, Advanced Placement; American History, College	college credit; colonization to present day; prominent historians, organizations; major policies; theoretical foundations
		15	Westward Movement		study of America's move westward; motivation and characteristics; societal effects; cultural impact
		16	Twentieth Century America	Twentieth Century America, Survey; American History, Contemporary	twentieth century domestic history; progressive era; twenties and thirties; depression, new deal and post war recovery; diplomatic history; civil rights and political scandals
		17	Twenties and Thirties	Roaring 20's and Depressed 30's	domestic and foreign events; United States and world changes; Fords and flappers; fanatics and Re Scare; protest groups and reformers
		18	America Since 1945	America, Post World War; United States History, Recent	concentrated study; post war political, social and economic changes; protest; nuclear age; suburban migration
		19	Nineteen Sixties		study of American social consciousness; political, religious, economic and social forces
		20	Nineteen Seventies		social, cultural, economic, and political controversies; individual contributions; future challenges
		21	Reform in American History		historical reform movements; reform strategies; famous reformers
		22	American Inquiries		comparative historical perspectives; primary sources; colonization and modern affairs
		23	Historic Events, United States		past 100 years; Lindberg flight; Custer's last stand; Lincoln assassination
		24	American Wars, Causes and Effects	World Wars; American Wars and Diplomacy	local and global conflicts; eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries; lasting effects; peace organization; dictators
		25	Civil War		causes; major battles; leaders; reconstruction problems
		26	Civil War, Reconstruction and Industrialism		war; post war era; Industrial Revolution
		27	War and Modern Consciousness		study of World War I; intellectual and social effects; historical accounts; literary works and memoirs
		28	World War II		study of United States involvement; precipitating events; key Pacific and Atlantic battles; leaders, weapons and strategy
		29	United States Military History 1		prerevolutionary times through 1900; growing military role; significant battle strategies; weaponry advances
		30	United States Military History 2		20th century military growth; individual armed forces branches; political and military leaders; weaponry gaps
		31	United States History, Field Study		review of United States history; historical area visits
		32	North American History		historical survey; review of relationships with the United States
		33	Mexican History		historical survey; review of relationships with the United States
		34	South American History		historical survey; review of relationships with the United States
		35	World History	Studies; Eye on the World; World History and World Geography and World Cultures; Survey of World Culture; History of World Civilization	cultural and political survey; ancient and modern; western and non-western civilizations; current events
		36	World History, College		prehistoric through modern times; Russia, Africa, Red China, Arab world
		37	World History, Modern	Modern World Civilization	survey; post renaissance; nations' development; wars
		38	World Civilization, 20th Century	Current World History	mid-20th century and present day; global survey and concentrated study; Orient; Africa; India
		39	World Civilization, 20th Century, Honors		mid-20th century and present day; global survey and concentrated study; Orient; Africa; India
		40	Western Civilization 9	World Civilization 9	western civilization; multi-media history and humanities; ancient through mid-20th century; Europe and United States
		41	Western Civilization 9, Honors	World Civilization 9, Honors	western civilization; ancient through mid-20th century; history and humanities
		42	Western Civilization, History	European History	study of European development
		43	Early Western Civilization		study of European development; prehistoric times through French Revolution; United States and European institutions' relationships
		44	Western Civilization, Advanced Placement; World History, Advanced		western civilization historical development; ancient and modern times
		45	Ancient and Classical World		early human contributions; cultural origins; Greek and Roman civilizations
		46	Ancient Greek History		history and culture; ancient Greece
		47	Rome and Her Empire		historical development; small town and world power
		48	Ancient History and Middle Ages	Ancient World History; Development of Civilization; Early World History	ancient civilizations; Africa, Asia and Middle East; Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation; cultural and artistic contributions; historic impact
		49	English History		ancient history; current problems
		50	English History, Honors		historical analysis; Anglo-Saxon political, religious, and economic influences
		51	French Revolution, Honors		monarchy dissolution; political evolution; radical and conservative political groups; national and international effects; academically talented
		52	Modern Europe		history and culture; industrial Revolution; Renaissance; European nations development; World Wars
		53	European History, Mid-19th Through Mid-20th Centuries, Advanced		college credit; Nationalism; World War l; political, economic and social movements
		54	European History, 20th Century	20th Century Europe	20th century topics; fascism and communism; economic redevelopment; social, political, and economic changes
		55	European History, Advanced Readings		modern European history; political and diplomatic; intellectual and cultural; social and economic
		56	European History, Modern	Western Civilization, Modern	college level; Europe from 1500 to present; primary source materials
		57	Third World History		historical survey; developing nations
		58	African History		historical development; ancient to modern times
		59	Africa, Middle East and Latin America		historical survey; significant development factors current events
		60	Latin American History		geographical and historical survey; world relations
		61	Middle East History		geographical and historical survey; world relations
		62	Israel, History		geographical and historical survey; world relations
		63	Eastern Civilization		study of India, China, USSR and Japan; early and modern civilizations; political and cultural aspects
		64	Far East, History		historical survey; world international relations
		65	Asian History, Modern		review of Chinese and Japanese history; focused modern historical study
		66	Pacific Lands, History		historical survey; world relations
		67	Russian History		historical survey; world relations
		68	World Leaders, Past and Present		modern and ancient historical figures; Moses, Socrates, Churchill, Gandhi, Hitler, Martin Luther King, Napoleon
		69	Historical Research		topical study of period or events; review of original documents and historical criticism
		70	Pre-IB World History
		71	IB History Of The Americans
		72	IB Twentieth Century World Topics
		73	IB History of Europe
		74	Pre-IB US History
		00	History, Other
	09		INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS		A group of instructional programs that describe the agencies, operations, and principles involved in communication and interaction among nations, with emphasis upon the relationship between political subdivisions and governments.
		11	International Relations	Foreign Policy Problems; Global Relations	international affairs; United States role; emerging nations; United Nations; international resource and population problems; multi-national corporations
		21	International Relations, Honors		statesmanship; international agreements and disagreements; political analysis
		31	International Law		historical development; world courts; current world problems and solutions; practical international regulations
		41	Model Security Council, Local		participatory student United Nations Security Council
		51	Model United Nations, Local		international relations research; participatory student United Nations
		52	Model United Nations, National		participatory United Nations; national student representation
		00	International Relations, Other
	10		POLITICAL SCIENCE AND GOVERNMENT		A group of instructional programs that describe the description and analysis of political institutions and processes, including the origin, development, geographical units, forms, sources of authority, powers, purposes, functions, and operations of government
		01	Civics	Community Civics	citizenship responsibilities and government - introduction; federal, state and local government; organization and function
		02	State and Local Government		functions of government; state and local level
		03	Government, Basic	Government and Contemporary American Problems	study of United States voting procedures; court operations; local, state and national lawmaking
		04	American Government	Government; Practical Government; Political Studies; Federal Government; United States Government; Government and Decision Making; United States History and Government	study of United States, local, and other political systems; recruitment; roles and decision making; official duties; executive, legislative, and judicial government branches
		05	Presidency	Presidential Roles; Constitution and Presidency	relevant constitutional study; presidential officeholders; presidential characteristics; scandals
		06	Framework of the Constitution	Rights and Responsibilities; Constitutional History	study of United States constitution; constitutional conventions and leaders; articles and amendments; basic rights
		07	Individual vs. State	Liberty and the Law	individual rights and state authority; case studies of landmark court decisions; formal and informal institutions of government; interest groups
		08	National State and Local Elections	Government and Politics; Youth and Local Politics; American Politics; American Political Behavior; Political Issues; American Political Systems	voter participation and responsibility; elections; representatives' roles, recruitment and decision making; experiential political participation; current events; campaign and media strategies
		09	Elections, Politics and Morality, Honors		elections operations; American voter behavior patterns; two party system; democracy theory; morality and politics
		10	Contemporary World Affairs	Current Events; Current Affairs; Media and Politics; Critical Issues	mass media informational analysis; national and international affairs; media political coverage; media techniques
		11	American Foreign Policy	United States as a World Power; American Government in World Affairs	policy from Spanish American War through present day; presidential foreign policies; current American policies; American government foundations; other government forms
		12	Decision Making in a Crisis	Ideas in Conflict	study of American political crises; decision making process; executive level analysis; philosophical and political controversies; social implications
		13	American Heritage, Honors	Political Studies; Honors	study of American government theory and development; primary source documents; theoretical applications to today's world
		14	Contemporary American Political Issues	Contemporary American Problems; Contemporary American Issues; Citizenship; American Problems	local, state and national government operations; economic issues; citizenship responsibilities; current events and historical origins; problem solving techniques
		15	Contemporary American Political Issues, Honors	American Problems, Research	governmental and non-governmental institutions; problem solving roles; contemporary conflict resolution; international relations; law and social problems
		16	American Government and Economics, Basic		government institutions; basic economic principles
		17	American Government and Economics	Today's Problems; Problems of Democracy and Economics; American Institutions; Problems of Democracy	social science orientation; political structure and parties; local, state, and national taxes, labor unions, and other economic issues; social problems; democracy
		18	American Government and Economics, Honors		social science orientation; political structure; economic issues
		19	Comparative Political Systems, Basic		world political systems; democracy and communism; political forms and leaders
		20	Comparative World Governments	Comparative Political Systems	major world political systems; democracy and communism; political analysis; Great Britain, U.S., France and Soviet Union
		21	Americanism vs. Communism		economic, social and political differences
		22	Americanism vs. Communism, Honors		economic, political, and social differences; state and local government; economics
		23	Communism and Its Growth		philosophy and growth; Soviet and Sino forms; political, economic and social effects; Western impact
		24	Civics, Honors	European Civics	selected topics in government and citizenship; national and international issues; mentor and internship opportunities
		25	Writings Influencing Government		philosophical and political literature; government development; ancient and modern works; Moses, Plato, Machiavelli, Locke, Madison, Marx
		26	Government Internship		visit to Washington, D.C.; seminars with political leaders; historic sightseeing
		27	Model Senate		senator identification and research; participatory student senate
		28	Political Leadership		student body officers; decision making; leadership skills
		29	Political Science		local, national, and foreign political processes
		30	Political Science, Advanced Placement		local, national and foreign political processes; recent national and international events; independent research; political experience; modern political science materials
		31	Political Science and Government - Local/Regional Government Field		visits to/internships with branches of local and regional government; seminars with leaders; historical sightseeing
		32	Political Turmoil		study of political crises brought about by anarchy; assassinations; civil wars; terrorism; border disputes
		33	Contemporary Issues, Basic Skills		modern social, economic and political issues; contemporary conflicts; government structure and function; problem solving techniques; critical thinking
		34	Pre-IB American Government/Economics
		35	AP American Government and Politics
		36	AP Comparative Government and Politics
		37	IB American Government
		00	Political Science and Government, Other
	11		SOCIOLOGY		A group of instructional programs that describe human society, social institutions, and social relationships including the development, purposes, structures, and functions of human groups
		11	American Social Problems, Introduction	Social Problems; Social Issues; Community and Intergroup Relations	introductory course; social and political institutions; mass society and social problems; alcohol and drug abuse; aging; racial problems
		21	Sociology, General		social structure of society; social institutions; American society
		31	Sociology, Issues		social norms; male and female roles; social pressure; social class and mobility; social deviance
		32	The Poor in America		history, politics, and economics of poverty in America; rural and urban poverty; social impact of poverty; efforts to alleviate poverty - successes and failures
		41	Mobility in Society		advancement opportunities; social class distinctions; United States class system; class struggle
		51	Violence In America		aggression and violence; sociological causes; social effects; individual responsibility
		61	Death and Dying		social and cultural aspects; customs; attitudes
		71	Sociology, Honors		socialization; social organization; population studies
		81	Sociology, Research		human group behavior; original scholarly works; research methods and techniques; research project
		00	Sociology, Other
	12		URBAN STUDIES		A group of instructional programs that describe the history, society, politics, culture, and economics of urban areas
		11	Urban Problems	Urban Social Problems; City in United States History; Urban Environment and Problems; Urban Survival; Urban Studies	financial repercussions; urban milieu versus suburban; urban field trips
		21	Urban Ecology		individual and government urban ecological responsibilities; demography and land usage
		31	Technology and Urbanization		urbanization; technological advancements and dependence
		00	Urban Studies, Other
	99		SOCIAL SCIENCES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in social sciences not described above.
		00	A group of instructional programs in social sciences not described above.

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
46			CONSTRUCTION TRADES		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to erect, install, maintain, and repair buildings, highways, airports, missile sites, and other structures using materials such as metal, wood, stone, brick, glass, concrete, and composition substances. Includes instruction in cost estimating; cutting, fastening, and fitting various materials; the use of hand and power tools; and in following technical specifications and blueprints
	01		BRICKMASONRY, STONEMASONRY, AND TILE SETTING		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to lay brick brick, concrete block, hard tile, marble and related materials using trowels, levels, hammers, chisels and other hand tools
		11	Masonry 1	Bricklaying and Masonry 1	basic bricklaying; hand tools; brick bonds; blueprint reading
		12	Masonry 2	Bricklaying and Masonry 2; Masonry, Advanced	power equipment; cutting; fireplace construction; wall patterns; arch construction
		13	Masonry 3		advanced training, pre-apprenticeship; work experience
		21	Tile Setting and Plastering		wallboard installation; tile finishing; plastering
		31	Concrete Technician		basic concrete technology; foundations, poured walls, footers, slabs, sidewalks, patchwork; stamped design; exposed aggregate
		00	Brickmasonry, Stonemasonry, and Tile Setting, Other
	02		CARPENTRY		. A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to lay out, fabricate, erect, install, and repair wooden structures and fixtures, using hand and power tools. Includes instruction in common systems of framing, construction materials, estimating, and blueprint reading
		11	Carpentry 1		power equipment use; meeting occupational standards; blueprint reading; layout procedures; concrete forms
		12	Carpentry 2	Structural Woods; Carpentry, Advanced	roof construction; doors; wall finishes; stairs; outside and interior trim; floor installation
		13	Carpentry 3		advanced building construction; actual house project construction
		00	Carpentry, Other
	03		ELECTRICAL AND POWER TRANSMISSION INSTALLATION		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to install, operate, maintain, and repair residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems, and the power lines that transmit electricity from its source of generation to its place of consumption
		11	Housewiring 1	Residential Wiring	electrical wiring; code compliance; three-wire systems; low voltage applications; delta and wye systems; blueprint
		12	Housewiring 2		advanced household wiring; testing methods; utilization of various wiring systems; security systems; troubleshooting
		21	Electric Power and Communications Lineworker		rural electrical systems; linework; setting of poles; erecting towers; splicing cables; installing equipment
		00	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation, Other
	04		MISCELLANEOUS CONSTRUCTION TRADES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals for construction trades other than those described under other groupings in the construction trades category
		11	Building Construction 1	House Construction; Home Mechanics; Building Trades 1; Manufactured Housing Assembly 1	basic skills; forming, framing, concrete, block and brickwork; blueprint reading
		12	Building Construction 2	Building Trades 2; Manufactured Housing Assembly 2	advanced course; finish carpentry; electrical; plumbing; painting; estimating
		13	Building Construction 3	Building Trades 3; Manufactured Housing Assembly 3	advanced course, including task supervision, project management
		21	Painting and Decorating		mixing paint; brush technique; roller technique; wall covering application; spray application; color matching
		22	Flooring Installation		tools and techniques for installation of carpeting, vinyl, tile, and wood flooring
		31	Building Maintenance		custodial training; commercial and industrial buildings; general maintenance and repair; basics of carpentry, plumbing, painting, welding, masonry
		41	Home Maintenance and Repair		simple home repair; tool use; safety procedures; survival skills
		51	Building Construction - Cooperative Education 1	Construction Trades - Cooperative Education 1
		52	Building Construction - Cooperative Education 2	Construction Trades - Cooperative Education 2
		00	Miscellaneous Construction Trades, Other
	05		PLUMBING, PIPEFITTING, AND STEAMFITTING		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to lay out, assemble, install, and maintain piping, fixtures, and piping systems for steam, hot water, heating, cooling, drainage, lubricating, sprinkling, and industrial processing systems. Includes instruction in material selection and use of tools to cut, bend, join, and weld pipes
		11	Plumbing 1		layout, assembly, and repair of pipes, fittings, and fixtures; water lines; gas lines; breakdown repairs; plumbing code adherence; blueprint reading
		12	Plumbing 2		heating system installation; plumbing fixtures; estimating
		00	Plumbing, Pipefitting, and Steamfitting, Other
	99		CONSTRUCTION TRADES, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in construction trades not described above
		00	Construction Trades, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
47			MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals in the adjustment, maintenance, part replacement, and repair of tools, equipment; and machines
	01		ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT REPAIR		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to operate, maintain, and repair business machines, communications equipment, major and small appliances, commercial vending machines, and related equipment. Includes instruction in electrical circuitry, simple gearing, linkages and lubrication of machines and appliances, and the use of testing equipment
		11	Small Appliance Repair		small electrical appliances; thermostats; testing techniques; safety precautions
		21	Radio and TV Repair 1	Television Repair; Electronic Servicing	radio transmitters; television sets; transistor circuitry; test equipment; schematic diagrams; use of repair manuals
		22	Radio and TV Repair 2		in-depth study; audio and video systems
		23	Radio and TV Repair 3		continued in-depth study; audio and video systems
		24	Telecommunications Technician		installation and repair of telecommunications equipment, including telephones, 2-way radio, citizen's band radio and cellular mobile equipment
		31	Appliance Repair 1	Major Appliance Repair	electrical circuitry; gears, linkages, relays, time switches; pumps and agitators; test equipment; service manuals
		32	Appliance Repair 2	Appliance Repair, Advanced	large appliance servicing; refrigeration systems; troubleshooting
		41	Vending Machine Repair		vending machine installation and repair; coin systems; refrigeration, carbonation, and evaporation systems; panel repairs
		51	Business Machine Repair	Office Machine Repair	office machine repair; data processing equipment; duplicating machines; digital control instruments
		61	Industrial Electricity		wiring apparatus installation and repair; industrial machines; motors; generators; control systems
		71	Industrial Electronics		electronic equipment maintenance and repair; industrial and manufacturing applications; digital and computer circuitry
		81	Food Processing Machine Maintenance Technician/Repair		installation and repair of food processing equipment
		00	Electrical and Electronics Equipment Repair, Other
	02		HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION MECHANICS		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to install, repair, and maintain the operating condition of heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems
		11	Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating Refrigeration and Air	Conditioning; Commercial Heating and Air Conditioning	cooling, heating, filtering, humidity control; technical manual use; diagnosis of malfunctions
		12	Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating, Advanced	Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 2	electrical diagrams; protective devices; thermostats; equipment installation
		13	Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating 3
		00	Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics, Other
	03		INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to operate, maintain, and repair heavy-duty equipment such as bulldozers cranes, graders, tractors, trailers, concrete mixers, crawle mounted shovels, draglines, and compressors
		11	Industrial Mechanics 1	Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 2	gas and diesel engine repair; transmissions; hydraulic units; steering systems
		12	Industrial Mechanics 2		advanced experience; heavy equipment; vehicle maintenance; mechanical repair
		21	Diesel Mechanics		heavy equipment; industrial vehicles; engine diagnosis and repair; fuel systems; oil and water pumps; electrical systems
		31	Industrial Maintenance Mechanics 1		repair and maintenance of non-vehicular industrial equipment
		32	Industrial Maintenance Mechanics 2
		41	Petroleum Drilling Equipment Operation and Maintenance 1
		42	Petroleum Drilling Equipment Operation and Maintenance 2		oil pumps and auxiliary equipment; gauges, thermometers and regulators; geology; rigs, hoist cables, drilling equipment
		43	Petroleum Drilling Equipment Operation and Maintenance 3
		00	Industrial Equipment Maintenance and Repair, Other
	04		MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals for mechanic and repairer occupations other than those described under the headings of electrical and electronics equipment repair; heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics; industrial equipment maintenance and repair; stationary energy sources; and vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics and repai
		11	Musical Instrument Repair		acoustic instruments; electrical musical instruments; amplification systems; tuning
		21	Instrument Maintenance and Repair		electromechanical instruments; hydraulic instruments; measuring devices; control devices; maintenance and repair
		31	Shoe Repair and Orthopedics 1		repair and maintenance of shoes; designing orthopedic devices; operation of a shoe repair business
		32	Shoe Repair and Orthopedics 2
		33	Watch and Clock Repair		cleaning, repair, and maintenance of watches and clocks; weight-operated, spring-driven, digital, and quartz
		34	Bicycle Repair		repair and maintenance of bicycles; frames and components; racing, touring, family, mountain, freestyle, and exercise
		00	Miscellaneous Mechanics and Repairers, Other
	05		STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to install, operate, and maintain large power sources for such purposes as generating electricity, pumping, and heating
		11	Power Mechanics 1	Power Conversion 1; Power Technology 1; Energy and Transportation 1	power resources; gasoline engines; batteries; generators; solar cells; steam turbines
		12	Power Mechanics 2	Power Technology 2; Energy and Transportation 2	skills enhancement; cooling systems; braking systems; fuel systems; motorized sports equipment; fork lifts
		13	Power Mechanics 3		advanced course; power systems
		14	Power Mechanics 4		advanced course; power systems
		21	Hydraulics and Pneumatics		operation and repair; pumps; reservoirs; valves; cylinders; heat exchangers
		00	Stationary Energy Sources, Other
	06		VEHICLE AND MOBILE EQUIPMENT MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to maintain and repair aircraft; automobiles; diesel engines in vehicles such as buses, ships, trucks, railroad locomotives, and construction equipment; stationary diesel engines in electrical generators; and small engines in mobile equipment such as lawnmowers and rotary tillers
		11	Small Engine Repair 1	Small Engine Maintenance; Mechanics Trades; Small Gas Engines; Motorcycle and Recreational Vehicle Repair	four-cycle engines; two-cycle engines; lawnmowers; snowmobiles; operation of lathes, grinders, boring and honing machines; engine overhaul
		12	Small Engine Repair 2	Mechanics Trades, Advanced	engine related systems; electronic systems repair; business procedures; customer relations
		21	Auto Mechanics 1	Auto Repair; Auto Engines; Vehicle Power	automobile repair; hand tools; power equipment; test equipment
		22	Auto Mechanics 2	Automotive Technology; Auto Tune-up	complete engine tune-up; fuel systems; electronic test equipment; auto air conditioning
		23	Auto Mechanics 3	Auto Mechanics, Advanced	advanced study; special projects; automotive mechanics
		24	Auto Mechanics - Cooperative Education 1
		25	Auto Mechanics - Cooperative Education 2
		31	Auto Body 1	Auto Body and Fender; Auto Body Repair; Body and Fender	body repair; fender repair; metal strengthening; use of grinders, pulling devices, welding equipment, spray equipment
		32	Auto Body 2	Auto Body Repair, Advanced	body construction; front-end alignment; collision damage; estimates; shop management; color coating
		33	Auto Body 3
		41	Auto Service 1	Auto Maintenance	automobile maintenance; automobile servicing; service station attendant training; tire service; emergency road equipment; state inspection codes
		42	Auto Service 2		continued study; automobile servicing
		51	Consumer Auto	Auto Owner Maintenance	personal auto maintenance; oil change; tire maintenance; tool use
		61	Airframes 1		aviation airframes mechanic; airframe service and inspection; landing gears; hydraulic and pneumatic power; cabin and atmosphere control; fire protection
		62	Airframes 2		advanced course; aviation airframes mechanic; license preparation
		71	Aviation Powerplant 1		aviation powerplant mechanic; electrical system lubrication; fuel metering; cooling and exhaust; propellers
		72	Aviation Powerplant 2		advanced course; aviation powerplant mechanic; license preparation
		73	Aviation Powerplant 3
		74	Aviation Powerplant 4
		81	Aviation Quality Control 1		quality control; dimensional metrology
		82	Aviation Quality Control 2		certificate preparation; quality control; nondestructive testing
		91	Aircraft Sheetmetal 1		aircraft sheetmetal mechanic
		92	Aircraft Sheetmetal 2		certificate preparation; aircraft sheetmetal mechanic
		00	Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Mechanics and Repairers, Other
	99		MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in mechanics and repairers not described above.
		00	Mechanics and Repairers, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
48			PRECISION PRODUCTION		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to produce precision goods and materials by hand or machine. In many instances, instructional activities are designed to cultivate an ability to interpret detailed instruction and specifications, and to produce or manufacture goods at low tolerances
	01		DRAFTING		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to plan, prepare, and interpret mechanical, architectural, structural, pneumatic, marine, electric/electronic, topographical, and other sketches; to use reproduction materials, equipment, and processes, to develop, plan, and process charts and drawings; to develop models; and to prepare reports and data sheets for writing specifications
		11	Mechanical Drawing 1	Drafting 1; Projection Theory; Drafting Fundamentals	basic graphic language; drawing instruments; detailed working drawings; orthographic views; dimensioning
		12	Mechanical Drawing 2	Drafting 2; Projection, Applied; Drafting, Technical	production drawing; drafting department practices; assembly drawings; tension, compression and bending forces; skills enhancement
		13	Mechanical Drawing 3	Machine Drawing; Drafting 3; Illustration, Technical	advanced course; machine design; auxiliary views; inking techniques; design in relation to temperature, pressure and horsepower
		14	Mechanical Drawing 4		structural drafting; drafting competitions; skill refinement; independent work
		21	Architectural Drawing 1	Architectural Drafting	building plans; material usage; creative layout and design; use of building codes and zoning laws
		22	Architectural Drawing 2
		23	Architectural Drawing 3		advanced course; architectural drafting principles; small buildings; shopping center layouts
		24	Architectural Drawing 4	Architectural Model Building	construction techniques; building small models
		31	Engineering Drawing 1	Engineering Drafting; Engineering Graphics 1	advanced drafting; technological career emphasis; industrial applications; schematic drawing
		32	Engineering Drawing 2	Engineering Graphics 2	design elements; industrial design problems; aerospace drawing; fluidics; blueprint reading
		41	Blueprint Reading	Sketching and Blueprint Reading	blueprints; industrial drawings interpretation
		51	Drafting 1, Cooperative		in-depth drafting; machine design; technical illustration; independent work
		52	Drafting 2, Cooperative		on-the-job experience; advanced drafting skills
		00	Drafting, Other
	02		GRAPHIC AND PRINTING COMMUNICATIONS		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to design and execute lay outs and illustrations for advertising displays and instructional manuals. Includes instruction in all phases of offset printing, lay out, composition, presswork and binding, flexography, lithography, photoengraving and other graphic arts related to the industry
		11	Commercial Art 1	Advertising Design	drawing rendering; matting; design and execution of layouts; brochure design; typography; publication illustrating
		12	Commercial Art 2	Advertising and Illustration, Advanced	advanced course; design; advertising; perspective; commercial standards; silk screen and airbrush use
		13	Commercial Art, Cooperative		commercial art employment; advanced on-the-job training
		14	Commercial Art 3	Advanced Commercial Art	portfolio preparation
		21	Graphic Arts 1	Printing, Introduction; Production Printing; Graphic Communications 1	electronic composition; plate making; photocomposing; varitype; presswork
		22	Graphic Arts 2	Printing, Advanced; Graphics Communications 2	printshop operations; Job completion; paper technology; ink varieties; career-oriented training
		23	Graphic Arts 3	Printing Production, Cooperative	offset printing; on-the-job training; current industry practices; job entry status; process color reproduction
		24	Graphic Arts 4		continued skill enhancement; project preparation; printing equipment repair
		31	Sign Painting 1	Lettering	layout and design; color use; display; letter styles
		32	Sign Painting 2		intermediate-level instruction
		33	Sign Painting 3		advanced-level instruction
		41	Bindery		bookbindery operations; printed materials finishing; standard measurements; technical vocabulary
		51	Electronic Composition		operation of electronic composition and photo composing machines; programming computer selection of type style and size; setting control codes and program sequence
		61	Copy Editing		reviewing texts, documents, and graphic pieces for typographic errors, syntax, usage, alignment
		71	Desktop Publishing
		00	Graphic and Printing Communications, Other
	03		LEATHERWORKING AND UPHOLSTERING		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to fabricate and repair all types of upholstery and leather goods
		11	Leatherwork 1		carving leather; tool familiarization; leather preparation
		12	Leatherwork 2		advanced design; professional quality projects
		21	Upholstery		spring arranging; fillers, padding and cover materials; patternmaking, cutting, sewing; styling and designing covers
		22	Upholstery, Advanced		additional experience; pattern making; production methods
		31	Auto Upholstery		automotive upholsterer training
		00	Leatherworking and Upholstering, Other
	04		PRECISION FOOD PRODUCTION		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to perform slaughtering and butchering operations in a slaughtering and meat packing establishment, or to cut, trim, and prepare carcasses for wholesale or retail sale
		11	Meatcutting 1		preparation of carcasses for consumer size portions; use of hand and power tools; poultry and fish; display and refrigeration
		12	Meatcutting 2		intermediate/advanced
		00	Precision Food Production, Other
	05		PRECISION METAL WORK		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to plan, manufacture, assemble, test and repair parts, mechanisms, machines, and structures in which materials are cast, formed, shaped, molded, heat treated, cut, twisted, pressed, fused, stamped, or otherwise worked upon
		11	Metal 1	Metal Class; Metal Lab; Metalwork; Metal Trades; Machine Metals	metal industries; art metal; sheetmetal; foundry; welding
		12	Metal 2	Metalwork, Advanced	advanced machine shop; lathe; milling; heat treatment; skill enhancement
		13	Metal 3		special projects; independent work; sheetmetal; lathe work
		14	Metal 4		advanced projects; metalworking
		21	Welding 1		equipment setup; metal properties; welding positions; blueprint reading; electrical principles; hand operated and automatic equipment
		22	Welding 2		advanced course; nonferrous metals; blueprints; welded projects; certification procedures
		23	Welding 3		arc welding processes; in-depth study; job assignments; job entry level; safety practices
		24	Welding - Cooperative Education
		31	Sheet Metal 1		layout, fabrication, erection, and maintenance; steel, copper, stainless steel, aluminum; hand tool and machine use
		32	Sheet Metal 2		sheet metal mechanic; blueprint reading; product fabrication; framework
		41	Metal Restoration		restoring metal objects; autos; toys
		51	Foundry 1		ferrous and nonferrous foundry practices; foundry metallurgy; types of sands and refractories; coremaking
		52	Foundry 2		advanced foundry work
		00	Precision Metal Work, Other
	06		PRECISION WORK, ASSORTED MATERIALS.		An instructional program that prepares individuals to produce precision goods in a variety of materials including ceramics, precious stones, metals, glass, and plastics
		11	Plastics 1		molding and casting products; adjusting machines; hand and power tools; fitting and fabricating part
		12	Plastics 2		advanced study; plastics industry; career opportunities
		21	Space Age Plastics		designing, molding and casting products with aerospace applications; principles of using plastics in the aerospace industry
		00	Precision Work, Assorted Materials, Other
	07		WOODWORKING		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to lay out and shape stock; assemble wooden articles or subassemblies; mark, bind, saw, carve, and sand wooden products; repair wooden articles and use a variety of hand and power tools
		11	Woodworking 1	Woodworking, Basic; Wood 1	wood technology; finishing; simple patterns; safety; hand tools
		12	Woodworking 2	Wood 2; Machine Woodworking; Wood Products	Wood 2; Machine Woodworking; Wood Products
		13	Woodworking 3	Woodworking, Advanced; Wood 3	advanced course; cabinet making; furniture construction; woodworking industry
		14	Woodworking 4	Wood 4	continued advanced projects; woodworking
		21	Furniture Refinishing		furniture restoration; refinishing
		31	Cabinetmaking 1	Millwork	cabinetmaking theory; detailed drawings; cabinet design; materials selection; cabinet assembly
		32	Cabinetmaking 2		advanced study; fine furniture construction
		00	Woodworking, Other
	99		PRECISION PRODUCTION, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in precision production not described above
		00	Precision Production, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
49			TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING		A summary of groups of instructional programs that prepare individuals to operate and control equipment used to facilitate the movement of people or materials
	01		AIR TRANSPORTATION		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to engage in activities concerned with the in flight operation of commercial and private airplanes, including piloting, navigating, and providing passenger services and general ground support.
		11	Aeronautics 1		ground school aviation; aviation careers; theory of flight; aviation regulations; navigation
		12	Aeronautics 2		advanced aviation; instrument flight; air traffic control; flight instruction
		21	Aviation Technology 1	Aviation, General; Avionics Technology	aircraft construction; original design; aviation engineering
		22	Aviation Technology 2
		23	Aviation Technology 3
		24	Aviation Technology 4
		31	Air Travel Service Occupations		reservation and ticketing; ramp and baggage handling service; food and beverage service; cleaning and maintenance of aircraft
		41	Aircraft Parts Management 1
		42	Aircraft Parts Management 2
		00	Air Transportation, Other
	02		VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT OPERATION		A group of instructional programs that prepare individuals to drive trucks and buses, and to operate construction, material handling, and mining equipment
		11	Forklift Operator		forklift type equipment operation; truck operation material handling equipment
		12	Tractor-Trailer Truck Driving
		13	Heavy Vehicle Operation/Earth Moving Equipment
		14	Bus Driver/Chauffeur
		00	Vehicle and Equipment Operation, Other
	03		WATER TRANSPORTATION		A group of instructional programs to prepare individuals to perform Tasks on fresh-water and sea going ships, tugboats, barges, floating structures, and related harbor-and dock machinery. Includes instruction in firefighting; lifeboat work; swimming; fiber and wire rope handling and splicing; hull maintenance and painting; cargo-handling gear and ground tackle; maintenance, operation, and repair of main engines and auxiliary steam, refrigeration, water, and electrical systems; and watch keeping, store-keeping, and food preparation
		11	Marine Mechanics, Basic	Marine Engine and Boat Repair 1	outboard engines; power plant maintenance; electrical systems; steering systems; fuel systems
		12	Marine Mechanics, Advanced	Marine Engine and Boat Repair 2	vertical stern drive systems; inboard marine engines; boat servicing; refrigeration and water systems
		21	Boat Building		boat construction techniques; boat design theory; boat repair
		31	Navigation		navigation theory; navigation skills; celestial navigation
		41	Aquatic Occupations	Marine diving	hands-on training in areas such as frogman, salvage diver, scuba diver, repairman
		00	Water Transportation, Other
	04		TRANSPORTATION, GENERAL
		11	Introduction to Transportation Industry	Transportation Technology 1	study of various transportation systems for movement of people and materials; analysis in terms of land, sea, air, and aerospace vehicles; service system design; government control and regulation of transportation systems; ecological effects of transportation systems
		12	Transportation Technology 2		in-depth study of two or more systems of transportation; individual study and research; new approaches to areas such as safety, design, economy of operation, service maintenance, and governmental control
		21	Transportation/Traffic Technician		installation, repair, and maintenance of traffic control devices; design of traffic control systems
	99		TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING, OTHER
		00	Transportation and Material Moving, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
50			VISUAL AND PERMORMING ARTS
	01		VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS, GENERAL		A group of instructional programs that generally describe the historic development, aesthetic qualities, and creative processes of two or more of the visual and performing arts
		11	Aesthetics	Art/Music/Drama/Dance Survey	enrichment course; interrelated arts
		00	Visual and Performing Arts, Other General
	02		CRAFTS		A group of instructional programs that describe how to increase one's skills to fashion objects in a specialized area of handwork
		11	Crafts 7		fabrics, fiber, paper leather; decorations; creative expression
		12	Crafts 8		fabrics, fiber, paper, leather; decorations; creative expression
		13	Crafts 9	Creative Crafts 9	fiber, fabric, leather, metal, wood, plastic; weaving; macramé; woodcarving; jewelry; enameling; stitchery
		14	Crafts 10	Creative Crafts 10; Applied Art 10; Home Decorative Crafts 1	fiber, fabric, leather, metal, wood, plastic, clay; pottery; macramé; wood carving; jewelry; leather tooling; needlework
		15	Crafts 11	Creative Crafts 11; Applied Art 11; Home Decorative Crafts 2	fiber, fabric, leather, wood, metal, clay, plastic; pottery; macramé; wood carving; jewelry; leather tooling; needlework
		16	Crafts 12	Creative Crafts 12; Applied Art 12	fiber, fabric, leather, wood, metal, plastic, clay; pottery; macramé; wood carving; jewelry; leather tooling; needlework
		21	Crafts 11, Advanced	Creative Crafts 11, Advanced; Design Crafts 11, Advanced	advanced pottery; glazing; copper enameling; weaving; tie-dye; batik
		22	Crafts 12, Advanced		advanced pottery and glazing; copper enameling; weaving
		31	Decorator Crafts		household crafts; rug tufting; decoupage
		41	Enameling		clay objects; decorative coatings; baking techniques
		51	Jewelry 1	Art Metals	wire bending; soldering; lost wax procedures; polishing; silversmithing; construction of jewelry
		52	Jewelry 2	Art Metals 2
		53	Jewelry 3	Art Metals 3
		54	Jewelry 4	Art Metals 4
		61	Ceramics 7		slab, coil, modeling, sculpting; beginning wheel throwing techniques; glazing, firing
		62	Ceramics 8		clay objects; ceramic ware; forming; firing; glazing
		63	Ceramics 9		clay objects design; ceramic ware
		64	Ceramics 10	Pottery 10	handbuilding; potter's wheel; mosaic tile; pinch, coil, slab; kiln operation
		65	Ceramics 11	Pottery 11	press molding; coil building; decorating greenware and bisque ware
		66	Ceramics 12	Pottery 12	advanced ceramics; glazing, firing, preparation of molds; kiln operation and control
		71	Textile Design	Art Textiles, Fiber Design; Weaving and Dyeing	color, fiber, design, looms; natural and synthetic fibers; banners; quilt making; needlepoint
		81	Model Building		design and building of models
		91	Printmaking 1	Printer's Ink	relief prints; single intaglio printing; silk screening; linoleum, stencil, block printing
		92	Printmaking 2
		00	Crafts, Other
	03		DANCE		A group of instructional programs that describe the performance and choreography of various kinds of dances, including but not limited to ballet, modern, jazz, ethnic, and folk dance
		11	Modern Dance for Beginners 9	Rhythm and Dance 9	locomotor warm-ups; class improvisations; history of dance; theories of movement; methods of choreography
		12	Modern Dance for Beginners 10	Creative Dance 10; Rhythm and Dance 10	dance using modern choreography
		13	Modern Dance for Beginners 11	Creative Dance 11; Rhythm and Dance 11	dance using modern choreography; history of dance; variety of rhythmic activities
		14	Modern Dance for Beginners 12	Creative Dance 12; Rhythm and Dance 12	dance using modern choreography; physical conditioning program
		21	Modern Dance 9, Intermediate		dance using modern choreography
		22	Modern Dance 10, Intermediate		dance using modern choreography
		23	Modern Dance 11, Intermediate		dance using modern choreography
		24	Modern Dance 12, Intermediate		dance using modern choreography
		31	Dance 9, Advanced		advanced modern dance techniques
		32	Dance 10, Advanced		modern dance; ballet, disco, Jazz, tap dance
		33	Dance 11, Advanced		advanced modern dance
		34	Dance 12, Advanced		advanced modern dance
		41	Performing Dance Group 9		modern dance performances
		42	Performing Dance Group 10		modern dance performances
		43	Performing Dance Group 11		modern dance performances
		44	Performing Dance Group 12		modern dance performances
		51	Ballet and Jazz for Beginners 9		history of dance; theory of movement; methods of choreography; rhythmic activities; tap, ballet, folk, square
		52	Ballet and Jazz for Beginners 10		history of dance; theories of movement; methods of choreography; rhythmic activities; tap, ballet, folk, square
		53	Ballet and Jazz for Beginners 11		history of dance; theories of movement; fundamentals of movement; methods of choreography; tap, ballet, folk, square
		54	Ballet and Jazz for Beginners 12		history of dance; theories of movement; fundamentals of movement; methods of choreography; tap, ballet, folk, square
		61	Ethnic Dance	Folk Dance	vocabulary and steps in folk dance
		71	Square Dance		vocabulary and steps in square dance
		81	Aerobic Dance		dancing for health
		00	Dance, Other
	04		DESIGN		A group of instructional programs that describe the theories, techniques, and creative processes for more effectively performing the function of communicating feelings, ideas, and information through use of materials and media to create two- or three-dimensional visual affects.
		11	Graphic Design		art vocations; basic lettering styles
		21	Theater Makeup		techniques of makeup for drama
		31	Lighting Fundamentals, Theater		techniques of lighting in the theater
		00	Design, Other
	05		DRAMATIC ARTS		A group of instructional programs that describe the development, theory, and processes of creating live performances through human expressive modalities
		11	Stagecraft 9	Acting Fundamentals 9; Theater Arts 1	set design; construction; improvisation; lighting
		12	Stagecraft 10	Stage Design and Stagecraft 10; Play Production 10; Dramatics 10; Acting Fundamentals 10	set design; construction; makeup; costumes; stage lighting; scene cutting
		13	Stagecraft 11	Dramatics 11; Theater Projects 11; Theater Production 11; Acting Fundamentals 11; Play Production 11; Acting Workshop
		14	Stagecraft 12	Dramatics 12; Theater Projects 12; Acting Fundamentals 12; Play Production 12; Theater Workshop 12	set design; construction; makeup; costumes; stage lighting; scene cutting
		21	Improvisation and Mime		fundamentals of acting; stylized motion study
		31	Playwriting		writing format and techniques for plays
		41	Theater Practicum Contract		additional work in any phase of theater
		51	Drama, History		development of dramatic literature; theater history; theater heritage
		61	Drama, Independent Study		play production; play writing; independent work
		71	IB Theater
		00	Dramatic Arts, Other
	06		FILM ARTS
		11	Film Study	Film Criticism; Film Appreciation	lighting; setting; techniques of film
		12	Language of the Cinema		view, discuss, write about, analyze, evaluate variety of short and feature length films
		21	Photography 10		black and white photography; darkroom procedures; use of camera and light meter; making contact prints and enlarging negatives; composition skills lighting
		22	Photography 11, Elementary	Visual Composition	photographic equipment and chemicals; composing, taking, developing black and white photographs
		23	Photography 12, Elementary		basic photography methods
		31	Photography 11, Advanced		35 mm camera; printing; processing; aesthetic qualities; photographic theory
		32	Photography 12, Advanced		35 mm camera; processing film; aesthetic qualities; photographic theory
		00	Film Arts, Other
	07		FINE ARTS		A group of instructional programs that describe the organization of materials and media for two-or three-dimensional visual affects that communicate ideas and express emotion and are considered primarily in relation to aesthetic criteria of judgements of beauty or meaningfulness
		01	Fine Arts 7	Art 7	development of sculpture, architecture, printing; color; shapes; space; texture
		02	Fine Arts 8	Art 8	principles of design and elements of art
		03	Art, General	Survey Media; Studio in Art; Fine Arts Studio; Studio Art Laboratory; Arts and Crafts Studio	overview course; lettering; drawing; basic design; color; display production
		04	Art 1	Art 9	principles of design and elements of art
		05	Art 2	Art 10	principles of design and elements of art
		06	Art 3	Art 11	principles of design and elements of art
		07	Art 4	Art 12	portfolio preparation
		08	Art 1, Independent Study		self-directed; portfolio; ceramics; self evaluation
		09	Art 2, Independent Study	Senior Studio Art	contract; art history; drawing; jewelry; painting; graphics
		11	Art Services 10	School Beautification 10	school service; displays; posters; tickets
		12	Art Services 11	School Beautification 11	school service; displays; posters; tickets
		13	Art Services 12	School Beautification 12	displays; posters; murals; programs; fliers; tickets for school activities
		14	Drawing	Drawing and Painting; Two Dimensional Design; Drawing and Color; Drawing Techniques	contour; gesture; pencil, pen and ink; brush and pastels; perspective; still life
		15	Painting 1		watercolor; tempera; acrylics; application of paint
		16	Painting 2		contemporary painting techniques; materials application
		17	Watercolor 1	Watercolor Painting; Watercolors and Airbrush	technique; style
		18	Cartooning		newspapers; magazine; illustrations; animation work
		19	Mural Painting		painting of scenes on school or community walls; techniques, materials for murals
		20	Sculpture	Three Dimensional Art; Three Dimensional Design; Wood and Stone Carving; Plastic Arts	space, mass, volume; string, wire, paper mache; clay, carving stone, balsa wood, plaster; wax, metal, yarns, fabrics; 3-dimensional objects
		21	Silk Screen		silk screen construction; print making
		22	Assemblage		materials combination for constructions; soldering; gluing; tin; wood; plexiglass
		23	Product Design	Design; Color and Design	design of products; automobiles; appliances; furniture design; stamps; logos
		24	Life Drawing	Figure Drawing; Portraiture	human muscle and skeletal structures
		25	Calligraphy		lettering styles
		26	Art History and Appreciation	Arts and the Masters	independent research; field trips; museum study, slide programs; art history from primitive art to the present
		27	Black Fine Arts		contributions of Blacks to fine arts
		28	Mexico, Fine Arts		contributions of Mexico to fine arts
		29	Bicultural Art		art of two cultures compared
		30	Artist in Residence Program		practicing artist working with students
		31	Ethnic Art History		history of art for a given ethnic group
		32	Art As A Multicultural Study		variety of cultures represented by their art forms
		33	AP Art History
		34	AP Studio Art/General
		35	AP Studio Art/Drawing
		36	IB Art Studies
		37	IB Art Studio
		00	Fine Arts, Other
	08		GRAPHIC ARTS TECHNOLOGY		An instructional program that prepares individuals in all phases of hot-type, cold-type, and computer-type setting, including typographical layout, composition, press work, binding, lithography, photo-engraving, and other graphic arts related to the printing industry. Includes instruction in drawing and lettering; theory and science relating to camera work and photography, typographical lay outs, and machine-type setting; silk (or other) screen printing, multicolor composition and printing; ink and color preparation paper and other printing materials; printing press operation, servicing, and elementary maintenance; cost estimation and the production, inspection, quality control, handling, binding, packaging, and storage of printing materials
		11	Computer Graphics Design	Computer Art	use of the computer in creating art, advertisements, illustrations, videographics
		00	Graphic Arts Technology, Other
	09		MUSIC
		01	Music 7	Music, Introduction	rhythm, melody, harmony introduction; ear training
		02	Music 8		rhythm, melody, harmony introduction; ear training
		03	Band 7		training skills; preparatory work; instrumental skill development
		04	Band 7, Advanced		marching; concert band
		05	Band 8		training for band
		06	Band 8, Advanced		phrasing; individual technique; sound production
		07	Band 9		training for beginning band
		08	Band 9, Advanced		sight reading ability; instrumental proficiency; performance by audition
		09	Band, Concert		experienced players; tone production, sight reading, ear training, intonation and technical facility; performances
		10	Band, Marching		participation in band, playing, marching
		11	Band, Symphonic	Senior Band Front	tone production, tone quality; group playing
		12	Orchestra 7		music reading and performance; skill development
		13	Orchestra 7, Advanced		music reading and performance; skill development
		14	Orchestra 8		music playing and performance
		15	Orchestra 8, Advanced		music playing and performance
		16	Orchestra 9		music playing and performance
		17	Orchestra 9, Advanced		section playing; audition; performance
		18	Orchestra 10		music playing and performance
		19	Orchestra 11	Concert Orchestra	audition for playing and performance
		20	Orchestra 12	Symphonic Orchestra	audition for playing and performance
		21	Instrumental String Class		basic concepts; string playing
		22	Brass and Percussion Class		basic concepts; brass playing; percussion playing
		23	Wind Ensemble	Brasswind	technically difficult wind playing
		24	Woodwind Class		basic concepts of woodwind playing
		25	Electronic Music, Introduction		composition; tape recorders; synthesizers
		26	Ensemble, Instrumental	Stage Band; Music on Stage; Jazz Ensemble	playing jazz in small groups
		27	Guitar, Beginning		group instruction; fundamentals of music; folk, classical, blues, rock
		28	Guitar, Intermediate		playing guitar; music reading; instrument technique
		29	Guitar, Advanced		playing guitar; music reading; instrument technique
		30	Handbells		playing handbells; music reading; instrument technique
		31	Piano 1	Keyboard	music reading; instrumental performance
		32	Piano 2		further study; piano technique and music
		33	Organ		study of the organ; music and technique
		34	Music Lessons, Applied		note reading; individual instrumental study; individual voice study
		35	Chorus 7		practice for special productions; basic music reading; tone production; intonation and rhythm
		36	Chorus 7, Advanced		all-state, all-county auditions; pitch matching, intonation, tone quality; rhythm; sight-reading
		37	Chorus 8		practice for special productions; pitch matching, intonation, tone quality; rhythm; sight-reading
		38	Chorus 8, Advanced		all-state, all-county auditions; advanced pitch matching, intonation, tone quality; rhythm; sight-reading
		39	Chorus 9		participation in special chorus; music reading; tone production; intonation and rhythm
		40	Chorus 9, Advanced		all-state, all-county audition; balance, sound, voice production
		41	Chorus 10		singing in groups; pitch matching, intonation, tone quality; rhythm; sight-reading
		42	Chorus 10, Advanced		music literacy; vocal technique
		43	Chorus 11		singing group; glee clubs; pitch matching, intonation, tone quality
		44	Chorus 11, Advanced		audition for acceptance; group singing; pitch matching, intonation, tone quality; rhythm; sight-
		45	Chorus 12		group singing; tone production; intonation; rhythm
		46	Chorus 12, Advanced		motets; madrigals; lieder; art songs; chamber choir
		47	Vocal Ensemble	Madrigal Singers; Concert Chorale; Glee Club; Pop Rock Ensemble; Barbershop Octet; Chamber Singers; A Capella Choir	small group singing; variety of formats
		48	Voice Class	Ear Training and Sight Singing	study of pitch, tone, rhythm; control of voice
		49	Harmony and Composition	Composition, Musical	introduction to basic composition and arranging; keyboard harmony and ear training; improvisation in jazz and rock idioms
		50	Arranging	Orchestration	application of arrangement methods to orchestra music
		51	Conducting		techniques of music conducting
		52	Music Theory	Musicianship	music theory fundamentals; keyboard harmony; sight singing; dictation, solfege, rhythmic patterns; scales, intervals; harmonic analysis
		53	Music History 7		music history, Renaissance to the present
		54	Music History 8	Music Through the Ages	performance; theory; musical history; jazz; popular music; elements of musical structure; 20th Century music
		55	Music History 9	Contemporary Music 9; Pop Music History 9	history of American music; 20th Century music
		56	Music History 10	Contemporary Music 10; Pop Music History 10	history of American music
		57	Music History 11	Contemporary Music 11; Pop Music History 11	history of American music
		58	Music History 12	Contemporary Music 12; Pop Music History 12	history of American music
		59	Music Literature 9	Traditional Music 9, Survey	form and structure; music literature; opera; ballet; musical types and styles
		60	Music Literature 10	Traditional Music 10, Survey	form and structure; traditional opera, ballet music
		61	Music Literature 11	Traditional Music 11, Survey	form and structure of music
		62	Music Literature 12	Traditional Music 12, Survey	form and structure of music
		63	Music Appreciation	Adventures in Listening	record listening; Gregorian chant, opera, sonata; string quartet, symphonic poem; electronic, rock melody
		64	Folk Music, Ethnic		music of specific cultures
		65	Music Theater	American Musical Theater; Jazz and Stage Ensemble; Mixed Ensembles (Instrumental/Vocal) Theater Music Workshop	study of Broadway musicals, opera, dinner theater, entertainment groups; practical experience in production; stage design; costuming; makeup; tickets and promotion
		66	Music, Independent Study	Symphony and Lecture Series; Music Reading and Conference	theory, chamber music, composition, keyboard, music arts; music theory; history, conducting, composition; independent projects
		67	Music Laboratory, General Survey		introduction to music, basic instruments; hands-on experience for non-performing students
		68	IB Music
		69	AP Music Theory
		00	Music, Other
	99		VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS, OTHER		A group of instructional programs in visual and performing arts not described above
		00	Visual and Performing Arts, Other

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
51			EXECUTIVE INTERNSHIP
	01	01	Executive Internship
		02	Executive Internship 2
		03	International Careers Internship

CSSC Code			Title	Alternate Titles	Description
Main Category	Sub-Category	Course	Title	Alternate Titles	Description
52			GENERAL (INCLUDING PRE-VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS) EMH
	01	01	General (Including Pre-Vocational Programs)EMH
		02	Mathematics EMH
		03	English/Language Arts EMH
		04	Science EMH
		05	Social Studies EMH
		06	Adaptive Foods EMH
		07	Adaptive Foundry EMH
		08	Adaptive Drivers Education EMH
		09	Apdaptive Health Education EMH
		10	Work Program (OJT Off Campus)EMH
	02	01	Resource (General) EH
		02	Self Contained EH
		03	English/Language Arts EH
		04	Mathematics EH
		05	Science EH
		06	Social Studies EH
	03	01	English/Language Arts Deaf
		02	Mathematics Deaf
		03	Science Deaf
		04	Social Studies Deaf
		05	General Deaf
	04	01	General Blind
	05	01	Home Bound (home or hospital for more than 10 days)
	06	01	Learning Disabilities Other
	07	01	Help For Under-Achievers and Disadvantaged Students
	08	01	Speech Impariment General
	09	01	Physically Handicapped (General)
		02	Physically Handicapped Work Program
	10	01	Multi-Handicapped (General)