GitHub Foundations introduces you to the fundamental concepts, features, and products of GitHub. You’ll discover the benefits of using GitHub as a collaborative platform and explore its core features, such as repository management, commits, branches, and merging. Through curated modules and hands-on exercises, you’ll gain a solid understanding of GitHub’s essential tools and be well-equipped to start contributing to projects and collaborating effectively within GitHub.

Course Prerequisites

To get the most out of this course, participants should ideally have:

• Basic familiarity with software development concepts or general IT knowledge
• An interest in learning version control and collaboration practices
• Access to a GitHub account and a modern web browser

No prior experience with Git or GitHub is required—this course is designed for beginners.

Target Audience

This course is intended for:

• Students and aspiring developers who are new to version control and GitHub
• Junior software engineers or individuals transitioning into development roles
• Technical team members who contribute to or manage codebases
• Educators or trainers who want to integrate GitHub into curriculum
• Anyone looking to collaborate effectively in software or open-source projects

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Learning Objectives

This course equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills to use GitHub as a collaborative platform, manage codebases, and participate effectively in development workflows.

• Understand Git as a distributed version control system and its role in development
• Manage repositories and source code using GitHub’s core features
• Navigate the GitHub flow, including working with branches, commits, and pull requests
• Leverage GitHub Copilot to enhance productivity with AI-assisted coding
• Use GitHub Projects and Codespaces for collaborative planning and cloud development
• Contribute effectively to open-source projects and team workflows
• Review and manage issues, discussions, and notifications for better collaboration