The Git Certification Training course is designed to equip learners with in-depth knowledge of version control systems, Git fundamentals, and repository management. This course is ideal for developers, software engineers, and IT professionals aiming to enhance their expertise in Git and version control. Achieving this certification boosts career opportunities in the software development and IT domains.
Why Enroll in the Git Certification Training Course?
Master Version Control: Learn to implement branching, merging, and collaboration workflows.
Career Growth: Gain a globally recognized certification in Git proficiency.
Hands-on Labs: Work on real-world Git projects.
In-Demand Skills: Learn repository management and collaboration tools.
Globally Recognized Certification: Showcase your Git expertise to employers worldwide.
Course Descriptions
The Git Certification validates your ability to manage version control, collaborate on codebases, and handle branching and merging processes.
1. Developers working with code repositories. 2. Software engineers managing project versions. 3. IT professionals seeking advanced Git skills. 4. Beginners aiming to build a career in software development.
1. Comprehensive curriculum covering Git fundamentals. 2. Hands-on practice with real-world scenarios. 3. 24/7 expert support for technical guidance.
Curriculum Designed by Experts
Version Control/Revision Control system
The types of VCS
The benefits of using VCS
What is GIT?
The difference between GIT and other VCS
Where to use Git and where not to use it
Web Scale architecture
Install Git on Windows/Mac/Linux/Unix
Understand Git file life cycle
Create Git repository - Local repository and configure it to GitHub
Create a repository on GitHub and clone it
Understand basic Git commands
Git command shortcuts
Revisit the Git file lifecycle with Git terminology
Perform git commands
Work with remote repositories
Configure remote repository on GitHub
Understand Git buzzwords
Understand remote commands
Work with Fork and Pull requests in GitHub
Understand Upstream and Downstream
Perform git operations on the remote repository
Branching in Git
How Git internally manages branches
How to switch between branches and different commits
Two-way merge and three-way merge
Merging Strategies
Merging and rebasing (using Source tree)
Git tags
Difference between branching and tagging
Performing different Branching and Merging operations
Using Git Tags
How to use git stash
What is GIT workflow?
Advantages of workflow
Different types of workflows in Git
Centralized Workflow
Feature branch workflow
Gitflow Workflow
Forking Workflow
How to use git in real-time open source projects
Install Eclipse IDE
Install IntelliJ IDE
Configure Git plugin
Work with Git using IDE
How to work with git Workflow on Eclipse IDE
Explore GitHub UI options
Using Git with Eclipse IDE
Using Git with IntellJ IDE
User Management
GitHub Account Creation and Configuration
Permissions with Organization
Access Control for SSH and HTTP access
Differences between the HTTPS and SSH Authentication Strategies
