The purpose of the National Science Foundation's Course and Curriculum Development (CCD) program is to improve the quality of undergraduate courses and curricula in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology (SME&T). The program also seeks to encourage a greater number of talented faculty to devote creative energy to improving undergraduate learning in the nation's classrooms and laboratories. The projects described in this publication received awards in Fiscal Year 1995 and were selected for their creativity, scientific and educational quality, and potential for utility at multiple institutions and national impact. Projects that received awards were in the following areas: (1) Course and Curriculum Development; (2) Leadership in Laboratory Development; (3) Systemic Changes in the Chemistry Curriculum; (4) Mathematical Sciences and Their Applications throughout the Curriculum; and (5) Science and Humanities: Integrating Undergraduate Education. Projects under Course and Curriculum Development were in the subject areas of biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geosciences, interdisciplinary, mathematics, physics and astronomy, and social sciences. (JRH)