MOC

MOC, MoC, or moc may refer to:

In government and politics

• Member of Congress
• Ministry of Commerce
• Ministry of Communications
• Ministry of Construction
• Ministry of Culture

In religion

• Macedonian Orthodox Church
• Masorti on Campus, a Jewish organization in North America
• Montenegrin Orthodox Church
• Moorish Orthodox Church of America

In science and technology

In computing

• Microsoft Office Communicator, instant messaging software
• Meta Object Compiler (moc), a code generator used by the Qt development framework
• Model of computation, in computability theory
• Music on Console, a console audio player

In spaceflight

• Mars Orbiter Camera (formerly Mars Observer Camera), an instrument on NASA's Mars Global Surveyor orbiter
• Mission operations center, in spacecraft operations

Other uses in science and technology

• Meridional Overturning Circulation, an ocean circulation on Earth
• Method of characteristics, a technique for solving partial differential equations
• Microwave oven capacitor (high voltage)
• Minimum oxygen concentration, a concept in fire safety engineering
• Moc., the standard author abbreviation for naturalist José Mariano Mociño
• Molybdenum carbide, a hard and stable carbide of molybdenum

In sports and recreation

• Chattanooga Mocs (formerly Moccasins), teams of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
• Macedonian Olympic Committee
• Montenegrin Olympic Committee

Other uses

• Management of Change (Change Management)
• Maintenance of Certification, in U.S. medicine
• Market on close order, a type of order executed at or after the closing of a stock exchange
• Masters of Cinema, a DVD series and website
• Military occupation
• "Mint on card", a description of mint condition in retail or auctioning
• Mocoví language, spoken in Argentina, language code by ISO 639-3
• Montes Claros Airport (IATA code: MOC)
• Mount Olive College, North Carolina, U.S.
• Mozambique, license plate code
• Masculine of center, gender expression terminology
• “My Own Creation” (MOC), a custom model of interlocking plastic bricks (like Lego) designed by amateurs or fans rather than by a company