This course provides a comprehensive guide to Git and GitHub, equipping learners with practical skills to manage version control, collaborate on code, and automate development workflows. It is ideal for anyone looking to contribute to open-source or manage professional software projects.
This hands-on course introduces the principles of Git version control and the GitHub platform. You will learn how to track changes, manage repositories, collaborate using branches and pull requests, and implement CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions. Through real projects, you’ll gain confidence in using GitHub for modern software development.
Understand version control concepts and tools
Learn the difference between Git and GitHub
Master core Git commands for tracking and managing changes
Collaborate effectively using forks, branches, and pull requests
Automate workflows using GitHub Actions
Build and publish real projects with GitHub
Definition of Version Control Systems
Git vs. GitHub
Importance of GitHub for developers and open-source
Installing and setting up Git on various OS
Basic commands: init
, add
, commit
, status
, log
File tracking and change management
Creating a new repository on GitHub
Push and pull operations
Cloning repositories locally
Creating and switching branches
Merging branches and resolving conflicts
Using tags and releases for version control
Team collaboration using forks and pull requests
Code reviews and discussions
Using Issues to manage bugs and features
Automating workflows using GitHub Actions
Integration with CI/CD tools
Easy project deployment and publishing
Building a real-world project with Git and GitHub
Managing team contributions and code reviews
Publishing projects using GitHub Pages
Efficient use of Git for version control
Full GitHub workflow: from repository creation to deployment
Best practices for collaboration in software development
Automating repetitive tasks and setting up CI/CD
Managing software projects using GitHub Issues and Projects
Beginner to intermediate developers
Students and professionals working in software development
Open-source contributors
DevOps and automation enthusiasts
GitHub tutorial documentation
Practice repositories
Git and GitHub cheat sheets
Sample projects and issue boards
Instructor-led demonstrations
Hands-on labs with Git/GitHub
Interactive Q&A and peer reviews
Collaborative team-based projects
Assignments and code walkthroughs
Duration: 4 Weeks
Sessions: 2 sessions/week (2 .5hours each)
Total Hours: 20 hours
Online or in-person
Hands-on project-based learning
English instruction
Interactive GitHub repository for collaboration
By the end of this course, learners will:
✅ Use Git to manage version control effectively
✅ Create, fork, and collaborate on GitHub projects
✅ Resolve merge conflicts and conduct code reviews
✅ Automate builds and deployments using GitHub Actions
✅ Manage issues and contribute to open-source projects
✅ Publish websites and documentation via GitHub Pages