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SUMMARY:[Online] Git for Advanced Users
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DESCRIPTION:Git for Advanced Users\n\nSchedule & Format\n\nDate: 2026\, No
 vember 4-5\nTimes:\n\nNov 4: 9:00 - 13:00 CE(S)T\nNov 5: 9:00 - 13:00 CE(S
 )T\n\n\nFormat: Two half-days\nLocation: Online via Zoom\nLanguage: Englis
 h\n\nRegistered 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 N
 ational High Performance Computing Center (NHR@FAU) in collaboration with 
 NHR@KIT.\nCourse Description\nGit has become the universal standard for tr
 acking code changes\, and mastering it enables developers to confidently e
 xperiment\, recover mistakes\, trace the origin of bugs\, and collaborate 
 without overwriting each other's work. This course explains how Git works 
 on a more fundamental level than our introductory course: how Git history 
 is structured\, how to take advantage of it in practice\, and how to organ
 ize it well. Git offers many features that entry level users may not know 
 or are hard to get a grasp of. Therefore this course is not just about the
  'how'\, but also about the 'why'\, and how to find the right balance of e
 ffort when doing version control with Git.\nWhile the course will cover ce
 rtain fundamentals of Git\, it will do so with more attention for detail. 
 Thus participants should already have some familiarity with the basic Git 
 workflow. Usage of the command line is mandatory for this course.\nPrerequ
 isites\nKnowledge\n\nFamiliarity with the Linux command line and basic Git
  command line usage\nFamiliarity with any text editor\n\nTechnical\n\nAn a
 ccount on www.github.com.\nA local installation of Git\n\nCourse Structure
 \n\nGit history recap and investigation (show\, blame\, bisect)\nEditing h
 istory\, and correcting errors (rebase\, amend commit\, revert)\nRestoring
  deleted commits and branches (reflog)\nDealing with conflicts\nStaging ar
 ea (index)\nWorking with multiple remotes\nBest practices and balancing ef
 fort spent on version control\n\nLearning Outcomes\nAfter completing this 
 course\, you will be able to:\n\nExplain why good bookkeeping matters\nCor
 rect mistakes and edit and already existing history\nRestore accidentally 
 deleted branches and commits\nHow to partially commit changes\nWorking wit
 h multiple remotes and how to copy repositories\nHow to balance the effort
  spent on version control\n\nRegistration\, Wait List and Withdrawal Polic
 y\nRegistration\nPlease register at the bottom of this page. Registration 
 is open until a few days before the course starts\, or until the course is
  fully booked.\nPrices and Eligibility\nThis course is open and free of ch
 arge for participants affiliated with academic institutions in European Un
 ion (EU) member states and Horizon 2020-associated countries.\nWait List\n
 If the course reaches its maximum capacity\, you can request to join the w
 ait list by sending an email to nhr-training@fau.de. Please include your n
 ame 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 future events.\nIf you need to withdraw y
 our registration\, please either cancel it directly through the registrati
 on system or send an email to nhr-training@fau.de.\nAdditional Courses\nYo
 u can find an up-to-date list of all courses offered by NHR@FAU at https:/
 /hpc.fau.de/teaching/tutorials-and-courses/.\n\nhttps://indico.ecap.work/e
 vent/212/
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