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The Complete Git & GitHub Workflow
230 students
The Complete Git & GitHub Workflow
Practical Git & GitHub training for real-world software development
Created byHarman Waheed
Last updated 3/2026
Urdu
What you'll learn
- Use GitHub for work
- Make GitHub projects and access project of others
- Clone or download projects of others
- Use Git to access GitHub repositories
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Course content
7 sections • 21 lectures • 37m total length
Requirements
- No programming or other experience is required. You just need to know how to use computers
Description
This beginner-friendly course is designed to give you a clear and practical understanding of Git and GitHub. Whether you are a student, beginner programmer, or software engineer, understanding version control (GitHub) is a must-have skill in today’s tech industry.
In this course, you will learn:
What Git is and why version control is important
What GitHub is and how it works
How to access and navigate GitHub repositories
How to create your own GitHub repository
How to clone a repository to your local system
How to fork repositories and contribute to open-source projects
How to make branches of repository - version control
What is PR in GitHub
This course is perfect for:
Programming beginners
University students
Developers starting their coding journey
Anyone who wants to collaborate on GitHub
By the end of this course, you will understand the workflow of Git and GitHub and be ready to use them in real-world projects. You will feel comfortable working with repositories for personal, academic, or professional projects.
No prior Git experience is required... just basic computer knowledge and a willingness to learn.
This course is designed for beginner who are new to GitHub. It is good to follow this course if don't have an idea about GitHub. Otherwise, if you are familiar with basics and want to learn super advance stuff, you should navigate to some other courses.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners in programming
- Those who want use GitHub but don't understand how they can
- Those who want to share or save their progress
- Those who want to understand Git and GitHub