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Relational and non-relational database ( SQL / NoSQL ) (MongoDB)
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I offer courses in spring and .Net frameworks,
java, php and c # courses
basic web development technologies such as html, css and javascript
relational and non-relational database and NoSQL SQL (MongoDB) courses

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Online from Tunisia
About Me
I am a computer engineering student specializing in software architecture,
sharing knowledge and making information at everyone's fingertips is what I intend to do.
I can help you revise well for your exams, as well as assist you with your projects.
Education
computer engineering at the private higher school of engineering and technology (ESPRIT)
certified in Big Data environment, Data clustering, Data managing by cloudera
Experience / Qualifications
realization of various academic projects (web / mobile / desktop), follow-up to the development of websites during internships within companies or personal follow-up.
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60 minutes
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French
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We offer courses in the Spring framework and more. net,
Cours of java, php and c#
Basic web development technologies such as HTML, CSS and Javascript
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I offer courses in spring and .Net frameworks,
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