NOC can refer to:

Contents 1 Organizations 2 Events/entertainment 3 Computer/technology terms 4 Miscellanea

[edit] Organizations

• National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK
• National Oil Corporation the national oil company of Libya
• National Olympic Committee, a group eligible to enter athletes and teams into an Olympic Games
• Nippon Oil Corporation, a Japanese company
• Northrop Grumman, its stock symbol
• Nantahala Outdoor Center, a river outfitter in western North Carolina.
• Northern Oklahoma College, sometimes referred to as NOC, a community college located in Tonkawa, Oklahoma.
• Northeast Ohio Conference, a high school athletics conference in Northeast Ohio

[edit] Events/entertainment

• Night of Champions, a bodybuilding contest held in New York
• WWE Night of Champions, a WWE pay per view

[edit] Computer/technology terms

• Network On Chip, a term in electronic system design
• Network operations center, a term in computer networking that defines one or more locations from which control is exercised over a computer or telecommunications network, or part thereof; also can refer to the personnel working there
• NOCH, also known as NOC, is an open source code molecular explorer

[edit] Miscellanea

• National oil company, as opposed to IOC, which stands for International Oil Company
• Non-official cover, an espionage and intelligence term
• No Overall Control, A British (United Kingdom) political term meaning no political party commands an absolute majority on a local council.
• National Occupational Classification, a Canadian classification system of occupations
• Nursing Outcomes Classification
• Nocturnal Sector, an area of the Biologic Space Laboratories in the video game Metroid Fusion
• Noć, a village in Poland
• Not otherwise classified, a designation for general worker's compensation codes indicating they are to be used only when no other more specific category applies

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