Git & Version Control Course

Master version control with Git and collaborate effectively on real software projects.

4 Weeks Beginner Offline, Bhubaneswar

Course Overview

Git is the single most widely used version control system in software development, and knowing it properly — not just enough to "git add, commit, push" — makes a real difference in how confidently you can work on a team. This short, focused course covers everything from your first commit to resolving merge conflicts and managing branching strategies used in professional teams.

You'll practice on both GitHub and GitLab, the two most common platforms, so you're ready to contribute to a codebase from day one at any company.

Curriculum Breakdown

Git Basics

Initializing repositories, staging, committing, and understanding the Git workflow.

Branching Strategies

Feature branches, Git Flow, and choosing a branching strategy for your team.

Merging & Resolving Conflicts

Confidently merge branches and resolve conflicts without losing work.

GitHub & GitLab Collaboration

Pull requests, code reviews, issues, and team collaboration workflows.

Version Control Best Practices

Commit hygiene, .gitignore, tagging releases, and keeping a clean project history.

Who Should Enroll

Students and developers who write code but have never formally learned Git, or who want to fill gaps in their workflow.

Prerequisites

Basic familiarity with writing and running code in any language is helpful, but not strictly required.

Career Outcomes

A practical, job-ready skill that supports every development, DevOps, and data role — not a standalone job title, but a requirement for nearly all of them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this course useful if I already write code?

Yes. Many developers pick up Git informally and miss best practices around branching and collaboration — this course fills those gaps quickly for people who already code.

What's the difference between GitHub and GitLab, and will I learn both?

GitHub and GitLab are both platforms for hosting Git repositories, with different collaboration and CI/CD features. This course covers both so you're comfortable regardless of which your employer uses.

Is this course a prerequisite for the DevOps course?

Git fundamentals are also taught within the DevOps Engineering course, so this standalone course is best suited for those who only need version control skills, not the full DevOps track.