Git and Version Control
Part of the Web Development track
Master the industry-standard tools for tracking code changes and collaborating with developers worldwide. From basic commits to complex professional workflows.
About this course
What you'll learn
- Understand version control concepts and why Git is used by every development team
- Track project changes with commits, staging, and repository management
- Create and merge branches to work on features without breaking existing code
- Resolve merge conflicts and understand how branch-based workflows operate
- Collaborate using GitHub with pull requests, remotes, and code review basics
- Set up a professional GitHub portfolio with clean history and proper documentation
Skills you'll gain
Tools you'll learn
Details to know
Add it to your LinkedIn profile
Real repository tasks each week
Beginner-friendly pace
Work like a real developer
Every professional developer uses Git every day. Learn it properly once and you will never lose code or work alone again.
- Understand how Git actually works, not just the commands to copy-paste
- Practice real collaboration workflows with branches and pull requests
- Build a GitHub profile that shows employers you work professionally
- Gain confidence with the tool that every tech job expects you to know

There are 4 modules in this course
Work through hands-on units that build on each other — from fundamentals to a final project.
Version Control Foundations & Git BasicsW1
Understand what version control is, why Git is used, how repositories work, and how developers track project changes. Learn Git installation, configuration, staging, commits, status checks, and basic command-line workflow.
Branching, Merging & Conflict HandlingW2
Work with branches, create feature branches, switch branches, merge changes, understand branch-based development, and handle common merge conflicts with confidence.
GitHub & Remote CollaborationW3
Use GitHub to create repositories, push and pull code, clone projects, manage remotes, write clear commit messages, and collaborate using pull requests and basic code review practices.
Professional Git Workflow & Portfolio SetupW4
Learn .gitignore files, README documentation, clean project organization, Git best practices, portfolio repository setup, and professional workflows used in real development teams.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need coding experience to take this course?
No. You only need basic comfort with a computer. Git knowledge is taught from the ground up.
How long is the course?
Four weeks, with hands-on projects each week building toward a professional GitHub portfolio.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes — a shareable certificate you can add to your LinkedIn profile and resume.
What will I be able to do afterward?
Manage code history, collaborate with teams using branches and pull requests, and maintain a professional GitHub profile.