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2 Days
Beginner Level
12 Learning Outcomes

Working with Git
Repositories

Master advanced version control systems and collaborative development workflows for enterprise teams. Learn how to work effectively in an IT team environment.

Course Overview

This intensive 2-day Git Mastery Bootcamp equips participants with comprehensive skills to effectively use Git for version control and collaborative development. Day 1 begins with an introduction to version control systems and Git fundamentals, covering essential concepts like commits, branches, merges, and repositories.

Participants will install and configure Git, learn basic commands (clone, add, commit, push, pull), and practice creating branches, merging, and resolving conflicts through hands-on exercises. The day concludes with exploring remote repositories (e.g., GitHub, Bitbucket) to enable team collaboration.

Day 2 builds on these foundations with advanced topics, including evaluating Git workflows like GitFlow and feature branching, and designing branching and tagging strategies for release management. The course covers integrating Git into CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and deployment, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of Git's impact on collaboration and productivity.

Course Details
Duration:2 Days
Level:Beginner
Learning Outcomes:12
Format:Hands-on Bootcamp
Certificate:HRDC Claimable
Technology Stack
Git
Distributed version control system
GitHub
Web-based Git repository hosting
Bitbucket
Git repository management solution
CI/CD Tools
Continuous integration and deployment
GitFlow
Branching model for Git
Pull Requests
Code review and collaboration workflow

Learning Outcomes

Master 12 comprehensive learning outcomes across Git fundamentals, collaboration workflows, and advanced integration.

Git Fundamentals
Recall the basic concepts and terminology associated with Git repositories, including commit, branch, merge, and repository
Utilize Git commands to initialize a new repository, stage changes, commit changes with meaningful messages, and create branches
Memorize the commands for common Git operations such as clone, add, commit, push, and pull
Interpret the output of Git commands and understand their implications on the repository's state and history
Collaboration & Workflows
Apply branching and merging strategies to manage parallel development workflows effectively
Employ Git to collaborate with team members by pushing and pulling changes to and from remote repositories
Evaluate different Git workflows (e.g., centralized, feature branching, GitFlow) and analyze their strengths and weaknesses
Design branching and tagging strategies to support release management and versioning requirements
Advanced Integration
Integrate Git into a Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline to automate testing and deployment processes
Assess the impact of Git on project collaboration, productivity, and code quality
Critique the effectiveness of Git branching strategies in facilitating concurrent development and code review processes

Course Modules

Intensive 2-day learning journey from Git basics to advanced team collaboration workflows.

Day 1
Git Fundamentals & Basic Operations
Introduction to version control systems
Git installation and configuration
Basic Git commands (clone, add, commit, push, pull)
Creating and managing branches
Merging and conflict resolution
Working with remote repositories (GitHub, Bitbucket)
Day 2
Advanced Workflows & CI/CD Integration
Git workflows evaluation (GitFlow, feature branching)
Branching and tagging strategies for release management
Repository management best practices
CI/CD pipeline integration
Code review processes using pull requests
Performance optimization for large projects

Master Git for Team Collaboration

Join our Git Mastery Bootcamp and learn essential version control skills for effective software development team participation.