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Certificate courseSoftware DevelopmentBeginner

Git & GitHub for Engineering Teams

Work the way engineering teams do: a real mental model of Git, clean branches, reviewable pull requests, release workflows and how to recover from any mistake.

About 1 h of reading, plus practice5 modules · 25 quiz questions · final exam

Skills you'll learn

What you'll be able to do

  • Explain what commits, branches and HEAD really are
  • Merge and rebase confidently and resolve conflicts
  • Open small, well-described pull requests and review others' code
  • Follow trunk-based development, tags and semantic versioning
  • Undo almost any mistake with reflog, revert, reset and bisect

Syllabus

  1. 1

    Git's model: snapshots, commits and branches

    4 min5-question quiz
    • Git stores snapshots, not diffs
    • The three areas
    • Branches are just movable labels
    • Remotes and tracking branches
    • Writing good commits
    • Summary
  2. 2

    Merging, rebasing and conflicts

    4 min5-question quiz
    • Fast-forward merges
    • Three-way merges
    • Rebase: replaying your work
    • Interactive rebase: tidy before review
    • Which to use?
    • Resolving conflicts
    • Preventing conflicts
    • Cherry-pick
    • Summary
  3. 3

    Pull requests and code review

    5 min5-question quiz
    • What a good PR looks like
    • Automated checks (CI)
    • Protected branches and CODEOWNERS
    • How to review code
    • Receiving review
    • Merge strategies on GitHub
    • Summary
  4. 4

    Team workflows, releases and versioning

    4 min5-question quiz
    • Trunk-based development
    • GitHub flow
    • GitFlow
    • Release branches and hotfixes
    • Feature flags
    • Tags and semantic versioning
    • Conventional commits and changelogs
    • Monorepos and polyrepos
    • Working with issues and projects
    • Open-source contribution flow
    • Summary
  5. 5

    Recovering from mistakes

    5 min5-question quiz
    • Undo commands at a glance
    • revert vs reset
    • Committed to the wrong branch
    • The reflog: Git's safety net
    • stash
    • Finding the commit that broke something: bisect
    • Leaked a secret
    • Large files and blame
    • Summary
  6. ★Final exam & certificate15 questions · 30 minutes · 70% to pass · 3 tries

Your certificate

HireSol certified in Git & GitHub for Engineering Teams

Signed by HireSol and verifiable online with its own ID. Download it as a PDF, add it to LinkedIn in one click, and it shows on your HireSol profile to companies.

Questions

Who is this course for?
College students, freshers and anyone switching careers who wants a job-ready grounding in Git & GitHub for Engineering Teams. It's a beginner course; every module explains the ideas with worked examples from real jobs.
Is the course online and self-paced?
Yes. It's fully online: about 1 hours of reading across 5 modules, on your phone or laptop, whenever it suits you.
How do I get the certificate?
Pass the quiz at the end of each module (70% or more), then the final exam: 15 questions drawn from a larger pool, 30 minutes, 70% to pass, 3 tries. Your certificate is issued the moment you pass.
Can recruiters check that my certificate is real?
Yes. Every certificate has its own page on hiresol.cloud with an ID and a digital signature from HireSol, so anyone can verify your name, the course, your score and the date.
What happens if I fail the final exam?
You have 3 tries, with new questions each time. If all 3 miss the mark, the course locks and you can unlock it again to start over.

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