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- IS&T RCS Tutorial - Version Control and Collaboration with Git and GitHub, Part One (Hands-on)10:00 am
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IS&T RCS Tutorial - Version Control and Collaboration with Git and GitHub, Part One (Hands-on)
In this interactive, hands-on two-day Git workshop, attendees will learn how to use Git for version control and collaboration with other code developers. We will go over the fundamentals of version control using Git and GitHub and practice the essential git commands. Participants will learn how to systematically store different versions of their code, recover previous versions, and safely integrate changes. We will also explore the connection with GitHub, productive collaboration with others, working with branches, and resolving conflicts. We recommend that you bring your own computer with a recent version of Git installed. You should also have a GitHub account. Prerequisites: No prior programming experience is required.
| When | 10:00 am - 12:00 pm on 9 June 2026 |
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| Building | Online over Zoom. |