Git and GitHub Practical Guide - eLearning
450,00 EUR
- 10 hours
Master version control and become a more efficient, collaborative developer with the Mastering Git and GitHub course. This hands-on training is designed to help you understand how modern software teams manage, track, and collaborate on code using Git and GitHub.
Key Features
Language
Course and material in English
Level
Beginner level
Access
1 Year access to the learning platform
3 Hours of On-Demand Videos
with 10+ hours recommended study time
14 Guided Hands-On Exercises
4 Auto-Graded Assessments
31 Recall Quizzes
2 Comprehensive Assignments
Certification
Program completion certification included

Learning Outcomes
At the end of this Course, you will be able to:
Version control
Understand version control systems and why they are essential in software development
Install
Install, configure, and initialize Git repositories
Command
Work with Git commands such as add, commit, status, diff, and log
Remote
Manage local and remote repositories effectively
Manage
Create and manage branches for parallel development
Collaborate
Collaborate using GitHub (cloning, forking, pull requests, reviews)
Merge
Resolve merge conflicts in real-world scenarios
Best practice
Apply best practices for team-based code collaboration
Maintain
Maintain documentation using README and .gitignore
Build
Build confidence in managing full Git workflows from start to finish

Course timeline
Introduction to Version Control with Git
Lesson 01
- What is version control and why it matters
- Introduction to Git and Git concepts
- Git installation and configuration
- Initializing repositories
- Git hosting platforms and GitHub introduction
Git from the Command Line
Lesson 02
- Git workflow and file lifecycle
- Staging changes with git add
- Committing changes with git commit
- Tracking changes using git status
- Comparing versions using git diff
Everyday Git Commands
Lesson 03
- Working with remote repositories
- Pushing changes to GitHub
- Viewing commit history
- Managing branches
- Moving and deleting files in Git
Git for Collaboration
Lesson 04
- Cloning and forking repositories
- Creating and managing pull requests
- Code reviews and collaboration workflows
- Resolving merge conflicts
- Working with README files and documentation
- Using .gitignore effectively
Capstone Project
Lesson 05
- End-to-end Git and GitHub workflow implementation
- Managing a complete project using version control best practices

Who Should Enroll in This Program?
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of computers and software usage
- Familiarity with any command-line interface is helpful
- Basic knowledge of data formats like CSV or JSON is recommended
Software developers and programmers
Students entering software engineering careers
Professionals working in development teams
Open-source contributors
Statements
Licensing and accreditation
This course is offered according to Partner Program Agreement and complies with the License Agreement requirements
Equity Policy
Candidates are encouraged to reach out to AVC for guidance and support throughout the accommodation process.
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