Fullstack Bootcamp Prep Certificate
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David Yang has successfully completed the Bootcamp Prep course at Fullstack Academy. The CEO of Fullstack Academy, Aryeh Harris, has issued David Yang a Certificate of Completion to recognize his achievement in finishing the course. The document is a certificate dated September 29, 2016 acknowledging David Yang's accomplishment.
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Fullstack Bootcamp Prep Certificate
- 1. September 29, 2016 has successfully completed the course David Yang CEO, Fullstack Academy Aryeh Harris Bootcamp Prep CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION