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Kanbas is a clone of the popular learning management system (LMS) Canvas. The application is publicly hosted using Netlify for the front-end, Render.com for the back-end, and MongoDB Atlas for the database. It was built using TypeScript, JavaScript, MongoDB, Express, React, and Node.js (MERN stack). The MongoDB database stores data across several collections, including users, courses, modules, and quizzes. The Mongoose library is used to define schemas and connect the Node.js server to the database. Data Access Objects (DAOs) are defined to facilitate database interactions, while RESTful APIs enable communication between the front-end and back-end. Users interact with the application through the React interface. In the demo, when I set the point values for the questions, I scrolled before clicking out and saving. This is why the values are slightly different that what I originally entered. Repo link: https://github.com/markpanaro/Kanbas-... Developed a full-stack learning management system, Kanbas, using React for the front-end and Node.js, Express, and MongoDB for the back-end, deployed on Netlify, Render.com, and MongoDB Atlas. Designed a MongoDB database with Mongoose, creating schemas and models for various collections, encapsulated database operations with Data Access Objects (DAOs), built RESTful APIs with Express to facilitate communication between client and server Supported simultaneous user login/signup with differentiated access by user role, enabled users to easily enroll in or create new courses and interact with/edit content depending on their role Implemented a Quizzes feature that allowed faculty users to create, edit, and manage quizzes with various question types, allowed student users to take and review quizzes, persisted quiz answers and scores to the server per student