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Git & GitHub for Beginners: The Complete Hands On Course
Role Play
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(52 ratings)
556 students

Git & GitHub for Beginners: The Complete Hands On Course

From your first commit to confident pull requests. Version control, branching, merge conflicts, and GitHub collaboration
Created byMalvik Vaghadia
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Beginners with little to no prior Git or version control experience
  • Junior developers or data professionals looking to build confidence with Git and GitHub
  • Anyone preparing for a technical role where version control is expected
  • Self taught programmers who want to adopt a professional workflow

Course content

6 sections47 lectures3h 20m total length
  • Welcome3:32
  • Course Materials1:22
  • What is Git and Why it Matters5:50
  • Installing Git2:40
  • Signing up for GitHub0:45
  • Installing VS Code1:27
  • Configuring Git2:56

Requirements

  • Just a Windows, Linux or MacOS machine

Description

Master Git and GitHub from the ground up. This hands on course takes complete beginners all the way to confident collaborators, with no prior command line, Git, or GitHub experience required.


What you will learn

  • Install and configure Git, VS Code, and GitHub on Windows, macOS, or Linux

  • Build a full local workflow: init, stage, commit, and read history with git log

  • Write a proper .gitignore and manage the staging area like a pro

  • Master branching and merging through three guided, hands on walkthroughs

  • Resolve merge conflicts using both merge and rebase without panic

  • Work with remote repositories: clone, push, pull, and fetch

  • Use the GitHub CLI, raise pull requests, fork projects, and configure branch policies

  • Walk through a complete README workflow end to end

  • Fix mistakes safely with stash, amend, revert, reset, and diff

  • Choose the right branching strategy for your team


Why this course works

Short theory lectures are paired with code along exercises and practice labs, so you are always applying what you learn in your own terminal. Every command is taught in the context of a real workflow, not as isolated trivia.


What you walk away with

A working Git setup, a published GitHub profile, a downloadable cheat sheet covering every command in the course, hands on labs, and a certificate of completion.


Who this is for

Aspiring developers, data analysts and scientists, bootcamp students, and self taught coders who want to close the gaps in their workflow and stop fearing the terminal.


Requirements

A computer, an internet connection, and a free GitHub account (we will set one up together). That's it.


Enrol now and finish the course ready to contribute to any modern codebase.

Who this course is for:

  • Software developers and engineers at any level who want to solidify their Git fundamentals
  • Data professionals (analysts, engineers, scientists) who collaborate on code
  • Anyone working in a team that uses Git & GitHub for collaboration