Understanding the software development process and gathering data and metrics on the process is an important step to making better-informed cost and effort estimates, improving processes, and making good decisions. UCC (Unified Code Count) is a comprehensive SLOC (software lines of code) counter, and also provides metrics such as Cyclomatic Complexity and difference metrics between two baselines of code. USC Center for Systems and Software Engineering developed and continues to maintain this tool, and UCC is available to the general public as open source code. The webinar will give a quick demo on how to use UCC, as well as discuss its usefulness in data collection along with example analyses.
CSIAC Webinars - Using Unified Code Count (UCC) for Data Collection
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Presenter
Anandi Hira
Anandi Hira has been part of the UCC development effort at USC CSSE for the past 5 years, and has been collecting and analyzing the development process data to improve the processes and product’s quality. She is currently a PhD student under Dr. Barry Boehm at USC. Her research interests lie in cost estimation and process improvement. Anandi has also joined the effort within USC CSSE to develop COCOMO® III (COnstructive COst MOdel).
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