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- AE — Aerospace Engineering, Daniel Guggenheim School of
- A-T — Alexander-Tharpe Fund, the primary fundraising arm of the Georgia Tech Athletics Association for all facilities, endowments, and current operations
- ATAS — Aerospace, Transportation, and Advanced Systems Laboratory (GTRI)
- ATDC — Advanced Technology Development Center
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B
- BME — Biomedical Engineering, Wallace H. Coulter Department of
- Buzz — Campus mascot (a yellow jacket; not a bee)
- Burger Bowl — Large green space adjacent to the Campus Recreation Center's
Penny and Roe Stamps Recreation Fields (West Campus)
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C
- Campanile, The — The Richard C. Kessler Campanile is an iconic Georgia Tech landmark located at the heart of campus, outside of the John Lewis Student Center and Stamps Commons
- CATEA — Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access
- CEISMC — Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing
- CE (or CEE) — School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- ChBE — School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- CM — Computational Media
- COC — College of Computing
- COD — College of Design
- COE — College of Engineering
- COS — College of Sciences
- Co-op — The Cooperative plan in which students work and attend classes on alternating semesters
- CRC — Campus Recreation Center
- CS — Computer Science, School of
- CSE (or CMPE) — Computational Science and Engineering, School of
- CTL — Center for Teaching and Learning
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- EAS — Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, School of
- ECE — Electrical and Computer Engineering, School of
- EI2 (“EI-squared”) — Enterprise Innovation Institute (commercialization services)
- ELSYS — Electronic Systems Laboratory (GTRI)
- EOSL — Electro-Optical Systems Laboratory (GTRI)
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F
- FASET — Familiarization and Adaptation to the Surroundings and Environs of Tech (first-year student orientation program)
- Flag Building — Officially the Charles A. Smithgall Jr. Student Services Building
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G
- GRA — Georgia Research Alliance
- Georgia Tech-Europe — Georgia Tech's campus in Metz, France
- GTAA — Georgia Tech Athletics Association or Georgia Tech Alumni Association
- GTAB — Georgia Tech Advisory Board
- GTCN — Georgia Tech Cable Network
- GTF — Georgia Tech Foundation
- GTHR — Georgia Tech Human Resources
- GTISC — Georgia Tech Information Security Center
- GTMI — Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute (located in the Fuller E. Callaway Jr. Research Building)
- GTRC — Georgia Tech Research Corporation
- GTRI — Georgia Tech Research Institute
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H
- HTS — History, Technology, and Society, School of
- "Hill," The — The historic area of campus where the offices of senior Institute administrators are located.
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I
- IAC — Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
- IBB — Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience
- IC — Interactive Computing, School of
- ILE — Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship
- INTA — International Affairs, Sam Nunn School of
- IPaT — Institute for People and Technology
- IRI — Interdisciplinary Research Institute (there are 10 on campus)
- IRP — Institutional Research and Planning
- ISYE — Industrial and Systems Engineering, H. Milton Stewart School of
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L
- LMC — Literature, Media, and Communication, School of
- GT-Lorraine — Georgia Tech's campus in Metz, France
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M
- ME — Mechanical Engineering, George W. Woodruff School of
- MIRC — Microelectronics Research Center
- MRDC — Manufacturing Related Disciplines Center
- MSE — Materials Science and Engineering, School of
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N
- NAA – North Avenue Apartments and Dining Hall
- 'Nique – See Technique, below
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O
- OIE — Office of International Education
- OIT — Office of Information Technology
- OMED — Office of Minority Educational Development
- OMS-Analytics — Online Master of Science in Analytics
- OMSCS — Online Master of Science in Computer Science
- OSP — Office of Sponsored Programs
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P
- PCS — Printing and Copying Services
- PSP — President's Scholarship Program
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R
- Ramblin' Wreck — 1930 Model A Ford car that serves as a school symbol; the student body is also called the Ramblin' Wrecks from Georgia Tech
- RATS — Freshmen (Recently Acquired Tech Students/Recruit At Tech)
- ResNet — Network, television and telephone support for the Department of Housing
- RHA — Residence Hall Association
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S
- Scheller — Ernest Scheller Jr. College of Business
- SEAL — Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory (GTRI)
- SEI — Strategic Energy Institute
- SGA — Student Government Association
- The "Shaft" — Richard C. Kessler Campanile outside the Fred B. Wenn Student Center
- SPP — School of Public Policy
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T
- T&M — The Steven A. Denning Technology & Management Program
- Team Buzz — Tech’s annual campus-wide community volunteer initiative
- Tech Green — Large green space adjacent to the Richard C. Kessler Campanile, near the Fred B. Wenn Student Center
- Tech Trolley — Stinger bus that runs to Technology Square
- Technique — Student newspaper
- Technology Square or Tech Square — Area of campus east of the Downtown Connector that includes the Ernest Scheller Jr. College of Business, Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Georgia Tech Hotel, Global Learning and Conference Center, and several restaurants
- The Good Word — To Hell With Georgia!
- THWG — To Hell With Georgia!
- TSRB — Technology Square Research Building
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W
- West Campus — Residence halls on the west side of campus (newer dorms)
- The Whistle — The steam whistle that marks five minutes before each hour; also the faculty/staff newspaper
- WLC — Women's Leadership Conference
- Word — Results of old exams used for studying
- WRC — Women's Resource Center
- WREK — Campus student-run radio station
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Y
- Yellow Jackets — Name of all sports teams
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