Git and GitHub Collaboration
Use Git and GitHub to make reviewable changes, resolve integration problems, and recover work safely.
- Level
- beginner
- Duration
- 40 hours
- Access
- free
- Languages
- English
Price and billing
- Price
- Free
- Billing basis
- Not applicable
Learning outcomes
- Create focused commits whose history explains a verified change.
- Inspect history and restore selected work without losing unrelated changes.
- Develop isolated changes and merge them with a clear integration record.
- Resolve conflicts by understanding both intended changes and verifying the result.
- Exchange commits with remotes without overwriting collaborators' work.
- Propose, review, and revise a change through a traceable pull request.
- Maintain understandable history while respecting shared-branch safety.
- Deliver a reviewed change with clean history, conflict evidence, and a rehearsed recovery path.
Requirements
- Prior knowledge
- No prior experience is required; learners should be comfortable using a computer.
- Devices
- A computer with a modern web browser is recommended for practical work.
- Software
- A modern browser with JavaScript enabled; coding tools run inside the course.
- Equipment
- No additional physical equipment is required unless a course activity explicitly states otherwise.
- Connectivity
- Internet access is required to load course content, save progress, and submit work.
- A modern browser and reliable internet connection
- Time for four to six hours of practice per week
- Completion of each server-scored unit assessment in order
Curriculum
8 units
Assessments and completion
Each of the eight units includes a server-scored assessment. Learners must score at least 70% to pass a unit; up to three attempts are allowed per assessment.
Access period
- Duration
- No fixed expiry
- Access starts
- Enrollment
Certificate
- Offer
- No certificate is currently offered.
- Issuer
- Not applicable.
- Fee policy
- No certificate
- Verification
- Not advertised.