Andrew Louis interviewed at OSCON 2010
summary
A program that pairs students from two or three schools to build joint capstone projects demonstrates how real distributed software work happens: coast to coast teams use a deliberate mix of agile and open source processes, coordinate across institutions, and operate under a faculty or industry lead. The concrete outcome is finished capstone projects that expose students to distributed development practices and hand-offs, showing whether cross‑institution collaboration actually yields deliverables on a shared timeline.
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