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      <title>Full Stack Web Application</title>
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      <description>A full stack web application from scratch!&#xA;Deprecated This tutorial has been superseded by the new CIS 526 Example Project in that textbook. The material covered in this tutorial was the original inspiration that was expanded upon to create the current work in CIS 526. Most of the information in this tutorial is now outdated but may still be relevant for some users.</description>
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      <description>Setting up a Canvas course to connect with a Codio Course.&#xA;Connect the Canvas course to the Codio organization Connect the Canvas course to the Codio course Connect a Canvas assignment to a Codio assignment Please note that this video assumes that you have already set-up a Codio course and have the LTI settings configured.&#xA;Here is a video you can follow along with or you can follow through this Chapters pages.</description>
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      <description>An example mobile application built with FlutterFlow&#xA;Starter Project First Component List View Interaction Firebase Authentication Security Features Leaderboard Using APIs Releasing a Project</description>
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      <description>Tip To get access to any of the MS Teams, YouTube channels, or online tools that are needed for this project, contact Russ Feldhausen or another faculty.&#xA;Step 0 - Acquire New Intros The new intros are currently in the Computational Core Faculty MS Team Folder under Documents &gt; Video Editing &gt; CS Zero &gt; New AI Intros:</description>
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      <description>A STEM outreach activity using data science and machine learning techniques to analyze weather data.&#xA;Time: 60 - 120 minutes+ Age: Middle School and Up Teacher Introduction Video Starter Code The starter code can be found on GitHub. This repository is a template that can be easily forked by students or teachers to their own accounts.</description>
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