This is an interesting article. I do appreciate the focus on pair programming, which is probably something that's really helped me improve as a programmer, and

This is an interesting article. I do appreciate the focus on pair programming, which is probably something that's really helped me improve as a programmer, and their process seems quite interesting. It would be interesting to see this method actually works, i.e. if Northeastern programmers are "more useful to their employers"/"better developers" than graduates of Universities using the older approach ('tinker until it works', as the featured article puts it)