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1 Months |
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English |
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| Last updated at |
Fri Dec 2024 |
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| Level |
Beginner |
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| Total lectures |
3 |
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| Total quizzes |
3 |
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| Total duration |
00:55:11 Hours |
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| Total enrolment |
14 |
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0 |
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| Short description |
This lesson introduces the concept of a Version Control System (VCS), a tool that allows developers to track changes, collaborate efficiently, and manage code versions over time. You will learn how VCS improves project organization by providing a history of changes, enabling rollbacks, and supporting teamwork through branching and merging. By the end of the lesson, you’ll understand the fundamentals of version control and its role in modern software development workflows. |
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| Outcomes |
- Understanding of Version Control Concepts: Gain a clear understanding of what Version Control Systems are, their purpose, and how they are used to track changes and manage project versions.
- Familiarity with VCS Workflows: Learn the key workflows in VCS, including creating repositories, committing changes, and accessing version histories, to efficiently manage your projects.
- Ability to Collaborate Using VCS: Develop the skills to collaborate on projects using branching and merging techniques, ensuring smooth teamwork and minimal conflicts.
- Proficiency in Managing Project Versions: Acquire the ability to navigate, revert, and maintain a history of project versions, enabling better project management and error recovery.
- Foundation for Advanced VCS Tools: Build a solid foundation in VCS concepts, preparing you to confidently use advanced tools like Git for real-world software development and project management tasks.
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| Requirements |
- Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with using a computer, navigating file systems, and basic command-line operations.
- Access to a Computer with Internet: A computer with an internet connection to download and set up Version Control tools like Git and access related resources.
- Willingness to Learn Collaboration Tools: An interest in learning how to use VCS for managing and collaborating on projects effectively.
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