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The Git and GitHub for Developers course focuses on practical skills that developers need to manage and share code in real-world projects. Git keeps track of all changes made in your project files, while GitHub provides a platform to store, collaborate, and manage those projects online. With these tools, developers can work independently or in teams without losing track of progress.
By earning this certification, candidates gain a strong foundation in modern development practices. They learn how to create repositories, branch and merge code, handle conflicts, and collaborate with teams on GitHub. It also covers how developers can contribute to open-source projects, manage version control effectively, and improve their overall productivity.
This exam is ideal for:
Domain 1 - Introduction to Git and GitHub
Domain 2 - Getting Started with Git
Domain 3 - Repositories in GitHub
Domain 4 - Branching and Merging
Domain 5 - Collaboration with GitHub
Domain 6 - Working with Open Source
Domain 7 - Advanced Git Techniques
Domain 8 - GitHub for Developers
Industry-endorsed certificates to strengthen your career profile.
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Practice until you’re fully confident, at no additional charge.
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No, students and hobbyists can also benefit from it.
No, basic programming knowledge is enough to start.
It teaches collaboration, version control, and modern coding workflows.
Roles in software development, DevOps, open-source contributions, and technical leadership.
Through pull requests, reviews, and project tracking tools that streamline collaboration.
Git commands, repository management, branching, merging, and GitHub collaboration.
Yes, Git and GitHub are core requirements for most software jobs.
It’s ideal for software developers, students, and anyone writing code regularly.
IT, gaming, fintech, healthcare, education, startups, and global tech companies.
Yes, Git helps you track progress even in personal projects.