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Database Systems at Full Sail University

January 2, 20269 min read

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Database Systems at Full Sail University

A retrospective on CTI3622 Database Systems, the course where I worked with MySQL, MongoDB, and AWS to understand how scalable, secure databases are built, managed, and protected in real cloud environments.

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