New Hampshire § 200-O-2 - Section 200-O:2 Definitions.
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§ 200-O-2. Section 200-O:2 Definitions.
In this chapter: I. "Computer science administrator" refers to the computer science and STEM administrator established in RSA 21-N:13. II. "Eligible industry recognized credential" or "IRC" refers to those industry recognized credentials in computer science or related fields that are approved by the computer science administrator to expand computer science education for participation in the below funds. III. "Full time or equivalent" refers to the amount of time an individual engages in instruction in a New Hampshire education program, which shall be considered full-time or equivalent if it includes instruction of not less than 4 one-credit classes per semester or instruction of no less than 80 students over the course of a semester.
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