learning curve

Definitions

Accounting

• noun a process of learning something that starts slowly and then becomes faster
• noun a line on a graph which shows the relationship between experience in doing something and competence at carrying it out
• noun a diagram or graph that represents the way in which people gain knowledge or experience over time
• noun the decrease in the effort required to produce each single item when the total number of items produced is doubled

Computing

• noun a graphical description of how someone can acquire knowledge about a product over time

Construction

• A term applied to the time required for a new craftsman or crew to attain the productivity level of an experienced craftsman or crew.

Economics

• noun the gradual process of learning new skills. A steep learning curve implies having to learn new skills fast.

Electronics

• The time and processes involved in acquiring a new skill, becoming familiar with a given subject, or the like. For example, the time and effort required to learn to utilize a computer application proficiently. Also, a graph representing such progress.

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Contexts for “learning curve”

8 definitions in context
• Accounting
• Computing
• Construction
• Economics
• Electronics