Module Course
1 day, hybrid, full-time (7.5 hours)
Lifelong Learning Modules
Version control is a fundamental need for any knowledge workers that need to create, edit and review some sort of documents (e.g., codes, theses, and reports) in their daily work, if they want to do it efficiently, professionally and collaboratively. Git, the world’s leading version control system, enables you to track changes, collaborate seamlessly, and manage your documents/projects with confidence. This one-day intensive course is designed for lifelong learners eager to master Git’s essential features and workflows. Whether you’re an engineer, developer, designer, or project manager, this course will equip you with the skills to streamline your work, enhance team collaboration, and ensure the integrity of your documents/projects. Join us and unlock the power of Git to stay ahead in your professional journey.
After completion of this course, you will be able to: (1) Explain why version control is essential for knowledge workers; (2) Install, configure and run Git on your computer; (3) Do version control on your documents/projects with a typical Git workflow (change, add and commit); (4) Collaborate with others through remote Git repositories using Gitlab/GitHub
Version control, Git, Gitlab/GitHub, project collaboration through remote repositories
Date:
2024-Sep-27
Period:
09:00-16:30
Expected duration:
1 day, hybrid, full-time (7.5 hours)
Format:
Physical at DTU Lyngby and online at MS Teams
Level:
Beginner
Language of instruction:
English
Requirements:
Teaching and assessment methods:
Pre-recorded lecture videos, on site lectures, online course materials (web pages), discussions, and hands-on assignments.
Registration Price:
4000 DKK per person
Registration deadline:
2024-Sep-23, or when the number of registered participants reaches 20.
Ju Feng Senior Researcher, Department of Wind and Energy Systems, System Engineering and Optimization Wind Energy Systems Division Technical University of Denmark
Email: jufen@dtu.dk
Jenni Rinker Associate Professor, Department of Wind and Energy SystemsResponse, Aeroelasticity, Control and Hydrodynamics Wind Turbine Design Division Technical University of Denmark
Email: rink@dtu.dk
This project has received funding from the European Health and Digital Executive Agency under the Grant Agreement No 101122836. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Health and Digital Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
