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A course certificate from May 26, 2016 confirms that Ahmed Gamil Abbass successfully completed an online non-credit Hadoop Platform and Application Framework course through Coursera and authorized by University of California, San Diego. The certificate was issued and signed by representatives from the San Diego Supercomputer Center and Coursera to verify Ahmed Gamil Abbass's identity and participation in the course.

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