Mod

Mod or mods may refer to: In culture and music:

• Mod (lifestyle), 1960s British youth subculture
• Mod revival, a rebirth of the mod subculture in the late 1970s
• Mod Club Theatre, a nightclub in Toronto, Ontario
• Mods (band), a Norwegian rock band
• Body-modification
• Mod (Scotland), a festival of Scottish Gaelic song, arts and culture
• M.O.D., "Method of Destruction", Billy Milano's next band after S.O.D.
• MuchOnDemand, a request music-television show aired on Much Music in Canada
• Pre-designed and packaged kits designed to alter an existing (audio) circuit (i.e. a guitar pedal)

In computing:

• Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS) an XML file format used for for a bibliographic element-set such as a bibliographic reference
• MOD, a file extension either for a computer music file-format or for a video file-format from hard-disk video-recorders.
• Magneto-optical drive
• Forum moderator, a person who watches over an Internet message board
• Masters of Deception, a New York-based hacker group
• Case modding, the modification of a computer chassis
• Modchip, a device designed to modify the behavior of an electronic system. It is often used for circumventing the digital-rights management of many popular game consoles
• Mod (computer gaming), a software modification to alter a computer-game's appearance or play
• Module, a self-contained component of a system
• Master Of Dimensions, a 1996 point-and-click adventure game developed by the israeli Makh-Shevet
  • mod_perl, mod_php, mod_parrot, mod_python, mod_ruby, mod_jk for the Apache web server

In mathematics:

• Modular arithmetic
  • Modulo
  • Modulo operation
  • Modular exponentiation
  • Mod n cryptanalysis
• Remainder

Other

• Honour Moderations, a first set of examinations at Oxford University
• Maximum operating depth (in scuba-diving)
• Ministry of Defence
• Money of the Day, in the petroleum industry
• Modesto City-County Airport
• Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome
• Minimum Object Distance, in camera-lenses
• Moving Object Database
• Moderator
• A school period

See also

• Mode
• Modern
• Modification, with particular reference to modifications in technology
• Module