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SUMMARY:[Online] Introduction to Git
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DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Git\n\nSchedule & Format\n\nDate: 2026\, Novem
 ber 2-3\nTimes:\n\nNov 2: 9:00 - 13:00 CE(S)T\nNov 3: 9:00 - 13:00 CE(S)T\
 n\n\nFormat: Two half-days\nLocation: Online\nLanguage: English\n\nRegiste
 red participants will receive the video conferencing link via email on the
  day before the course.\nInstructors\n\nMichael Panzlaff\, NHR@FAU\nJannik
  Hausladen\, NHR@FAU\n\nThis course is organized by Erlangen National High
  Performance Computing Center (NHR@FAU) in collaboration with NHR@KIT.\nCo
 urse Description\nVersion control is an indispensable skill for anyone wri
 ting software today\, whether working alone on a research script or collab
 orating with a team on a large codebase. Git has become the universal stan
 dard for tracking code changes\, and mastering it enables developers to co
 nfidently experiment\, recover mistakes\, trace the origin of bugs\, and c
 ollaborate without overwriting each other's work. This course introduces G
 it from first principles: how the repository model works\, how commits and
  branches are structured\, and how to interact with remote repositories on
  platforms such as GitHub or GitLab.\nParticipants use Git from the comman
 d line\, working through entry-level solo and collaborative scenarios.\nPr
 erequisites\nKnowledge\n\nFamiliarity with the Linux command line (navigat
 ing directories\, editing files\, running commands)\nFamiliarity with any 
 text editor such as vim or an IDE such as Visual Studio Code\n\nTechnical\
 n\nAn account on www.github.com.\nA local installation of Git\n\nCourse St
 ructure\n\nVersion control concepts: why Git\, the repository model\, and 
 key terminology\nWorking with repositories: init\, clone\, staging\, commi
 tting\, and inspecting history\nBranching and merging: creating branches\,
  merging strategies\, and conflict resolution\nRemote repositories: push\,
  pull\, fetch\, and working with GitHub or GitLab\nPractical workflows: so
 lo development\, collaborative development\, and common recovery scenarios
 \n\nLearning Outcomes\nAfter completing this course\, you will be able to:
 \n\nExplain the core concepts of version control and the Git repository mo
 del (working tree\, staging area\, commits\, branches)\nCreate and clone r
 epositories and manage their configuration\nCommit changes\, browse histor
 y\, and navigate between versions\nCreate\, merge\, and delete branches fo
 r feature development and experimentation\nSynchronize work with remote re
 positories by pushing\, pulling\, and fetching\nResolve merge conflicts an
 d recover from common mistakes\nUse Git from the command line\n\nRegistrat
 ion\, Wait List and Withdrawal Policy\nRegistration\nPlease register at th
 e bottom of this page. Registration is open until a few days before the co
 urse starts\, or until the course is fully booked.\nPrices and Eligibility
 \nThis course is open and free of charge for participants affiliated with 
 academic institutions in European Union (EU) member states and Horizon 202
 0-associated countries.\nWait List\nIf the course reaches its maximum capa
 city\, you can request to join the wait list by sending an email to nhr-tr
 aining@fau.de. Please include your name and university affiliation in the 
 message.\nWithdrawal Policy\nPlease only register if you are committed to 
 attending the course. No-shows will be blacklisted and excluded from futur
 e events.\nIf you need to withdraw your registration\, please either cance
 l it directly through the registration system or send an email to nhr-trai
 ning@fau.de.\nAdditional Courses\nYou can find an up-to-date list of all c
 ourses offered by NHR@FAU at https://hpc.fau.de/teaching/tutorials-and-cou
 rses/.\n\nhttps://indico.ecap.work/event/206/
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