Prepared for program managers and administrators at Miami-Dade Community College (MDCC), this report presents the placement and follow-up data to be used in a statewide program review process and highlights particular trends in enrollments, completions, and graduate placement for MDCC's occupational programs. The first sections of the report identify its purposes and objectives; provide information on data sources and the method used to determine program enrollments; define program completion and placement status; and indicate that programs are flagged if they: (1) had fewer than 10 enrollees or completions across the last 3 years; (2) had a completion increase or decrease of at least 10 students and at least 20% across the last 3 years; and (3) had fewer than 60% of their completers working in a related field or continuing their education in 1982-83. Next, study results and the factors that may have influenced the findings are discussed. Data on 108 occupational programs are then presented for the years 1976-77 through 1982-83, including the number of enrollments and completions in the program, the number and percentage of completers employed in a related field and those continuing their education, and program flags or notations as appropriate. Finally, summary tables list the programs with fewer than 10 enrollees and/or completers in the past 3 years, and present a rank ordering of programs by the percent of 1981-82 completers working in a related field. (LAL)