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AC 311 - Cloud Computing Applications

3 Credit Hours
Building on the foundational knowledge gained in AC 211 , this course delves deeper into advanced cloud computing concepts and database management techniques. Students will further explore the practical applications of cloud-hosted databases and services, learning to work with large-scale, distributed systems in cloud environments. The course will also introduce students to the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cloud computing, examining its use in various domains such as healthcare (diagnostic systems) and finance (fraud detection). Topics such as software development, input/output parameters, debugging techniques, and writing effective test cases for ensuring software reliability are also covered. Throughout the course, students will work on projects that apply their knowledge of cloud platforms, databases, and AI tools to solve real-world problems in industry. 

(RE) Corequisite(s): AC 211 


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