MOCC is a Method of Characteristics-based nuclear reactor neutronics analysis code. I wrote MOCC in support of my Ph.D. thesis while a student at the University of Michigan, and it's main feature is an implementation of the 2-D/3-D method that is described in depth in my thesis. The project draws inspiration from the MPACT code, but places a strong emphasis on sound software design, code re-usability and efficiency.
MOCC is thoroughly documented using Doxygen. Code documentation can be built by
setting an appropriate output directory in Doxyfile and running Doxygen.
Directions for configuring and building MOCC can be found in the resulting
HTML.