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'''SOC''', '''SoC''', '''Soc''', may refer to:
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==Science and technology==
* [[Information security operations center]], in an organization, a centralized unit that deals with computer security issues
* [[Selectable output control]]
* [[Separation of concerns]], a program design principle in computer science and software engineering
* [[Service-oriented communications]]
* Service-oriented computing, another term for [[Service-oriented architecture]]
* Soil organic carbon, see [[Soil carbon]]
* Solid Oxide Cell, an electrochemical conversion device operating either in [[SOFC]], [[Solid oxide electrolyser cell|SOEC]], or rSOC mode
* [[spin–orbit coupling]]
* [[State of charge]], for batteries
* [[Store-Operated Calcium channel]]
* [[Super Optimal Broth]] with catabolite repression, a bacterial growth medium
* [[Superior olivary complex]]
* [[System on a chip]] (SoC), in electronic design
* System Organ Class, an organizational division in the dictionary [[MedDRA]]

==Associations and societies==
* [[Society]] (abbr.: "soc.")
* [[Scottish Ornithologists' Club]]
* [[Scouts of China]]
* [[Serbian Orthodox Church]]
* ''Société des Ornithologistes du Canada'', the French name of the [[Society of Canadian Ornithologists]]
* [[Society of Operating Cameramen]], the original name for the Society of Camera Operators
* [[Special Olympics Canada]]
* [[Syrian Opposition Coalition]], better known as the National Coalition

==Businesses==
* [[SOC Films]], a film company founded by Pakistani filmmaker and journalist Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy
* [[Sirte Oil Company]]
* [[Social overhead capital]]
* [[South Oil Company]]
* [[System and Organization Controls]], a suite of reports produced during an audit

==Military==
* [[Curtiss SOC Seagull]], a US Navy scout observation seaplane produced by Curtiss, first in service in 1935
* [[Special Operations Command (disambiguation)|Special Operations Command]], various military and police organizations

==Mathematics==
* [[Second-order condition]], a mathematical condition that distinguishes maxima and minima from other stationary points
* [[Self-organized criticality]], a property of dynamical systems in physics

==Transport==
* [[Adisumarmo International Airport]] (IATA: SOC), Indonesia
* [[Southend Central railway station]] (National Rail station code: SOC), Essex, England

==Other uses==
* [[American University School of Communication|School of Communication]], a school in American University
* [[Security operations center]], in an organization, a centralized unit that deals with security issues
* ''[[The Settlers of Catan]]'', a multiplayer board game
* Shippers Owned Container, [[intermodal container]] owned by the shipper or receiver instead of by the shipping line
* [[Soc (subculture)]], a 1950s precursor to the preppy look
* [[Sound of Contact]], a British-based rock band
* ''[[S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl]]'', a video game
* [[Standard Occupational Classification System]], a system of the United States Department of Labor
* [[Standard of care]], medical or psychological treatment guideline, and can be general or specific
** E.g., the [[Standards of Care for the Health of Transgender and Gender Diverse People]]
* [[Statement of claim]], a legal document on which one states a cause of action
* [[Strategic Organizing Center]], a group of United States labor unions
* [[Stream of consciousness (disambiguation)]], a writing or psychological style with disjointed thoughts
* [[Swedish Open Championships]], an annual table tennis tournament

==See also==
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* [[Socs (disambiguation)]]
* [[Sock (disambiguation)]]
* [[SOCOM (disambiguation)]]

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