The label on the disk says "NCC #2", but it doesn't exactly line up with
the reported contents of disks 2 (see CUVIC_Softwre_Library.pdf).

However, it DOES line up with what ncc_catalog_1.ccvf reports for disk #2.

NCC #2
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ASC.BAS --
    given a starting address in memory, scan and print out ascii characters
    which are found along the way.

DIS.BAS --
    disassembler, by Bart Evans

PLOTTR.BAS --
    Plotting program, instructions starting line 100.
    Plot the result of "DEF FNA(X) = ..." output on a graph.
    by Bart Evans

CUSTOM.BAS --
    apparently a one-off program, not of general usefulness.
    it loads "SCREEN.DSP" into display memory, but this disk doesn't have
    such a file, then who knows what it does with it.

DOTS.BAS --
    not a functional program.  it is supposed to plot random dots on the
    screen in random colors.

OIL.BAS --
OILCO.DSP --
    Oil Company by Mark Phaneuf, Creative Computing Mar/Apr 1978, pp 133-137
    Adapted for CCII by David B. Suits

3DPLOT.BAS --
    plot random frustra

UTIL01.BAS --
    This program deletes a series of files from the disk leaving the latest
    versin of that file alone.  More instructions in listing.
    by Jim Parker

UTIL02.BAS --
    This program moves a file from one disk to another disk using only one
    drie.  More instructions in listing.
    by Jim Parker

UTIL03.BAS --
    garbage

DUMP.BAS --
    appears to be a corrupted program, but the part that is there seems
    to allow changing the volume name.