1. Count the Source Lines of Code (SLOC) you deliver, and generate a brief Size Report (see below). See below for possible Code Counters. If you cannot find code counter(s) for particular programming languages, please let us know, and we will provide you with guidelines for manually counting the code.

2. Fill in the following form:

3. Fill in the Size Report

Below is an example portion of size metrics report. This example shows the case where a component may be composed of multiple languages:

Component	Size	Language	Type	% Breakage	DM	CM	IM	AA	SU	UNFM	AAM	Equivalent Size	Source	Code Counter
User Interface	2538	Java	New	10								2538
User Interface	320	HTML	New	15								320
Add User	438	Java	Modified	5	30	35	40	4	20	.4	.44	193	CS577a Team 2 prototype
Image Processing	3320	C++	New	20								3320
Total	6616											6371

• Refer to the COCOMO Model Definition Manual for more details on the various parameter (DM, CM, IM, ...)

Type: refers to new, modified or reused.
SU: only applies to modified code, not reused.
Source: is the source of any reused or modified code.
Reused components have zero change to the source code, otherwise they are modified.
Reuse parameters do not apply to new code.

• Indicate the Code Counter you used to size each component.

Code Counters

You can use any of the following counters, or any other code counters you may have access to (for instance, code counters used by your company, to which you have access):

• Center for Software Engineering supplied CodeCount Toolset
• Code counters for Excel, Javascript, Perl, SQL and Visual Basic developed part of the CSCI 665 Advanced Software Engineering Project class