What does cc mean?
cc means Curriculum Collection
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Curriculum Collection?
Curriculum Collection can be abbreviated as cc
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAMDU - Curriculum and Materials Development Unit
- CAPSD - Curriculum and Professional Support Division
- CCFCS - Curriculum Center for Family and Consumer Sciences
- CIMTE - Curriculum and Instruction in Multicultural Teacher Education
- CIATS - Curriculum Internet Access for Teachers and Students
- CSPIS - Curriculum Student Progress Information System
- CTLPC - Curriculum Teaching and Learning Portfolio Committee
- CTLSA - Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Students' Association
- CVIV - Curriculum Vitae Interactive Video
- CV - Curriculum Vitae
- C&I - Curriculum & Instruction
- CAG - Curriculum Advisory Group
- CCM - Curriculum Committee Meeting
- CDI - Curriculum Development Initiative
- CDWG - Curriculum Development Working Group
- CAI - Curriculum, Assessment and Instruction
- ECC - Electronic Curriculum Collection
- cadc - Collection Agencies and Debt Collection
- cmc - Curriculum Materials Collection
- CSC - Collection of Small Companies. Alternative interpretation (apparently used by staff) of the CSC company name, which properly stands for Computer Sciences Corporation. The 'Collection of Small Companies' version reflects CSC's operatianal structure, which