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From: sobi0268@mary.cs.fredonia.edu (Kevin V. Sobilo)
Subject: Re: Ada lines of code a day
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If you have any software engineering books, take a look for a set
of equations designed by someone named Boehm. I think that'll be
what you need. 



Kevin V. Sobilo