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| − | '''Abbreviations''' are used to shorten long words and should be used wherever possible. The abbreviations listed on this page are common abbreviations that may be used without specifying their meaning.<ref group="Note">This rule should not be followed on |
+ | '''Abbreviations''' are used to shorten long words and should be used wherever possible. The abbreviations listed on this page are common abbreviations that may be used without specifying their meaning.<ref group="Note">This rule should not be followed on an abbreviation's own page. For example, the abbreviation "MSE" can only be used on the [[Materials Science and Engineering]] page after "Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)" is stated on the first use.</ref> Any other abbreviations can only be used if its meaning is stated first with the abbreviation in parentheses. For example, the abbreviation "CAD" can only be used after stating "computer-aided design (CAD)" on the first use. |
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| − | |ChBE<ref name=":0" group="Note">CE may not be used as an abbreviation for Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Computer Engineering |
+ | |ChBE<ref name=":0" group="Note">CE may not be used as an abbreviation for Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Computer Engineering.</ref><ref group="Note">ChemE may ''not'' be used as an abbreviation for Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 01:03, 27 December 2021
Abbreviations are used to shorten long words and should be used wherever possible. The abbreviations listed on this page are common abbreviations that may be used without specifying their meaning.[Note 1] Any other abbreviations can only be used if its meaning is stated first with the abbreviation in parentheses. For example, the abbreviation "CAD" can only be used after stating "computer-aided design (CAD)" on the first use.
| Name | Abbreviation |
|---|---|
| Aerospace Engineering | AE |
| Biology | Bio |
| Biomedical Engineering | BME |
| Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering | ChBE[Note 2][Note 3] |
| Chemistry | Chem |
| Civil Engineering | CivE[Note 2] |
| Computational Media | CM |
| Computer Engineering | CompE[Note 2] |
| Computer Science | CS |
| Economics | Econ |
| Electrical Engineering | EE |
| Environmental Engineering | EnvE |
| History, Technology, and Society | HTS |
| Industrial Design | ID |
| Industrial Engineering | IE[Note 4] |
| Materials Science and Engineering | MSE |
| Mathematics | Math |
| Mechanical Engineering | ME |
| Nuclear and Radiological Engineering | NRE |
| Literature, Media, and Communication | LMC |
| Name | Abbreviation |
|---|---|
| Civil and Environmental Engineering | CEE |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering | ECE |
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- ↑ This rule should not be followed on an abbreviation's own page. For example, the abbreviation "MSE" can only be used on the Materials Science and Engineering page after "Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)" is stated on the first use.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 CE may not be used as an abbreviation for Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Computer Engineering.
- ↑ ChemE may not be used as an abbreviation for Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
- ↑ ISyE may not be used as an abbreviation for Industrial Engineering as a major.
