What you'll get
- 6+ Hours
- 5 Courses
- Course Completion Certificates
- Self-paced Courses
- Technical Support
- Case Studies
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Synopsis
- Learn the fundamentals of Git and GitHub, including repositories, commits, branches, pull requests, and version control workflows.
- Understand the complete Git life cycle: working directory → staging area → repository.
- Explore GitHub's cloud-based repository hosting, collaboration features, and project management tools.
- Gain hands-on experience with Git operations such as cloning, merging, branching, and resolving conflicts.
- Learn how GitHub supports distributed version control, team-based collaboration, and open-source development.
- Discover essential GitHub features, including forking, editing, user management, and code review.
- Understand best practices for maintaining repositories, managing files, and keeping commit histories clean.
- Learn how GitHub enhances productivity for developers, testers, designers, technical leads, and software teams.
Content
| Courses | No. of Hours | Certificates | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version Control System - GIT Training | 35m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Git and Github for Developers | 2h 26m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Courses | No. of Hours | Certificates | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project on Git | 25m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Project on Github-Version Controlling Using GIT | 1h 05m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Github: Creating a GIT Project and GIT REPO | 30m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
Description
GitHub is a major cloud-based platform for version control and collaboration, built on Git—the most widely used distributed version control system. This course offers an in-depth look at Git basics and explores GitHub’s interface and collaborative workflows. GitHub enables developers to manage, store, and track source code efficiently across projects of all sizes—from small personal repositories to large enterprise-level applications.
Nearly 90% of developers prefer Git for managing software codebases, making GitHub one of the most widely adopted platforms in the tech industry. The platform offers essential tools such as repositories, branches, commits, pull requests, and forking, enabling seamless collaboration between individuals and teams. GitHub also simplifies project management by offering unlimited public repositories, issue tracking, documentation space, and integration with CI/CD pipelines.
Through this course, learners will understand how Git organizes code changes through a structured workflow involving the working directory, staging area, and repository. You will explore how version control ensures an organized, error-free, and scalable development environment. GitHub's distributed architecture also enables remote testing, issue management, and deployment, helping teams maintain streamlined operations.
Practical exercises include creating repositories, managing branches, performing merges, handling conflicts, and using GitHub's collaboration tools. You will also learn how cloning repositories makes it easier to share and update code without manually sending files. By the end of the training, learners will be able to confidently host projects, contribute to open-source software, manage their portfolios, and enhance collaborative efficiency within development teams.
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Requirements
- No strict prerequisites are required.
- Basic knowledge of software development, Windows GUI, command-line usage, and Microsoft environments is helpful.
- Familiarity with version control concepts, Apache, or Node.js is an added advantage.
- Understanding Git basics helps accelerate learning, but it is not mandatory.
Target Audience
- Software developers, computer programmers, and team leaders aiming to enhance their version control skills.
- Testers, QA professionals, and IT system administrators who collaborate on code, documentation, or projects.
- Software architects, designers, and technical managers involved in large-scale development workflows.
- Tech support specialists and creative professionals exploring GitHub for collaboration and project tracking.
- Students, beginners, and professionals seeking to build strong portfolios using GitHub repositories.
- Anyone transitioning from SVN, Mercurial, or other version control systems to Git and GitHub.
