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This certificate of completion certifies that John Doe successfully completed a 16-hour course on Precision GD&T: Advanced Applications and Analysis from October 21-22, 2010. The course was provided by the International Institute of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing and was worth 1.6 continuing education units.
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- 1. Geometdc Dimensioning & Toleruncing fnternational fnsdtute of CnaTrFrcATE oF CoMpLETToN o1 Geometric Has succettfnlb completed a 16-hour clilrse (1 .6 CEU's) oru Precision GD&T: Adaanced Applications dz Ana$sis This is to Certiflt that: 6"i" fr-"/rrr* October 2/ st dy 22nd, 2010 Dr Greg Hetland, Pre.rident, International Institute of GD&T 12/ 59 Quail Aue l--ane I Stillwater MI{ 55082 website: www.iigdt com