Pre-Requisites: Students should feel comfortable coding HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Git can seem mysterious at first, in part because many people use the command line to run Git. Instead of scary terminal commands, we’ll teach you how to use Git within Visual Studio Code (the popular free code editor). This makes using Git much easier and more user friendly.
We’ll demystify Git and explain the typical workflows you’ll encounter. We’ll cover the most commonly used Git features to get you up and running quickly. While in-depth explanations can be useful (and there is plenty of Git documentation freely available online), we focus on the essential features you most often use.
This certificate course is for anyone who wants to design and code websites/emails, as well as develop a website portfolio of their work. It’s a good fit for:
We’ll demystify Git and explain the typical workflows you’ll encounter. We’ll cover the most commonly used Git features to get you up and running quickly.
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
Is there mandatory work outside of the classroom?
Students are encouraged to practice the skills learned in class and develop a portfolio of work.
Does this course require any prior knowledge or experience?
Students should feel comfortable coding HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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