Colegio de educación profesional técnicos del estado de méxico

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El documento presenta información sobre un colegio de educación profesional técnica en el estado de México. Fue elaborado por Joan Manual Barbosa Hernández como parte de sus estudios en la carrera de Informática en el grupo 101.

Colegio de Educación Profesional Técnicos del Estado
de México
Elaboro: Joan Manual Barbosa
Hernández
Grupo: 101
Carrera: Informática

Colegio de educación profesional técnicos del estado de méxico

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