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SLOC
(redirected from Source lines of code)

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SLOCSource Lines Of Code
SLOCSoftware Lines of Code
SLOCSea Lines of Communication
SLOCSalt Lake Olympic Committee
SLOCStorage Location
SLOCSkilled Level of Care
SLOCsea line of communications (US DoD)
SLOCStrategic Lanes of Communication
SLOCSenior Leader Orientation Course (US Air Force)


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Completed and current-best-estimate executable source lines of code vs.
Development, management and implementation plan for the Microwave ... by Shaw, Hui-Yin / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
For a typical project of 40,000 source lines of code, QSM found that a 29-person team on average would take 191 staff months of effort and cost $2.
Haste Makes Waste, Says QSM: Larger Teams Create More Buggy Software; ... by Business Wire
The average-sized project consisted of 30,000 new plus changed source lines of code (or about 600 function points).
QSM Uncovers Characteristics of the ''Best in Class'' (and the ... by Business Wire
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