Description
Git and GitHub is a course on using Git for version control and GitHub for hosting, collaborating, and managing software projects published by Udemy Online Academy. Suitable for beginners, aspiring developers, students, and professionals, this course introduces the core concepts of repositories, commits, branches, and remote repositories before diving into collaborative development workflows. Learners gain hands-on experience creating a repository, tracking changes, managing project history, working with branches, merging changes, resolving conflicts, and syncing local projects with GitHub. The course starts by explaining what problem version control actually solves and how Git tracks changes behind the scenes, giving you a real-world mental model rather than a list of commands to keep. From there, you’ll build your first repositories and practice the basic Git workflow — stage, commit, and check the project history — so you know exactly what each command does to your project.
With the basics covered, you’ll move on to branching: creating branches for new work, merging changes together, and resolving conflicts that naturally occur when multiple changes touch the same piece of code. This is where Git moves beyond abstraction and becomes a real tool for safely managing an evolving project. The course then connects your local workspace to GitHub, including how to sync repositories, push and pull changes, and use GitHub professionally — creating repositories, managing pull requests, and collaborating with a team or contributing to open source projects. Throughout the course, the focus remains practical, and each concept is reinforced by actually executing commands, not just reading about them. By the end, you’ll be comfortable using Git and GitHub together as the backbone of a real, collaborative software development workflow.
What you will learn in Git and GitHub:
- Understand Git and Version Control — learn how Git tracks code changes, manages project history, and improves collaboration in modern software development
- Master essential Git commands like clone, add, commit, push, pull, branch, and merge to manage repositories and track changes efficiently
- Use GitHub professionally to create repositories, collaborate with teams, manage pull requests, and contribute to open-source projects
- and …
Course specifications
Publisher: Udemy
Instructors: Rahul Kumar
Language: English
Level: Introductory to Advanced
Number of Lessons: 31
Duration: 4 hours and 17 minutes
Course topics
Git and GitHub Prerequisites
No prior experience with Git or GitHub is required. This course is designed for complete beginners and will guide you step-by-step from the fundamentals of version control to practical Git workflows. A basic familiarity with using a computer and command line (terminal) will be helpful, but even if you have never used the terminal before, the course will walk you through everything you need. A computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux) with internet access to install Git, create a GitHub account, and practice real-world Git and GitHub workflows. A willingness to learn and practice with hands-on examples, as the course focuses on practical usage of Git and GitHub in real software development and collaboration scenarios.
Pictures
Git and GitHub introduction video
Installation guide
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