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DESCRIPTION:This hands-on workshop introduces Git\, the industry-standard
  version control system used to manage\, track\, and collaborate on resear
 ch and software projects. Whether you’re writing code\, analysing data\,
  or developing documents\, Git helps you keep a complete history of your w
 ork\, experiment safely\, and collaborate efficiently with others. \n\nThr
 ough a combination of demonstrations and practical exercises\, you will le
 arn how to use Git from the command line and work with GitHub to store
 \, share\, and collaborate on projects. By the end of the workshop\, you w
 ill have the confidence to use version control in your own research and co
 mputational workflows. \n\nTopics covered \n\nInstalling and configuring G
 it \nCreating and managing Git repositories \nTracking and committing chan
 ges \nExploring repository history \nWorking with remote repositories usin
 g GitHub \nCloning repositories \nCollaborating on shared projects \nCreat
 ing\, switching\, and merging branches \nWho is this course for? \n\nThis 
 workshop is designed for researchers\, students\, and professionals who ar
 e new to version control and would like to incorporate Git into their rese
 arch or software development workflows. \n\nPrerequisites \n\nParticipants
  should: \n\nHave a GitHub account before attending the workshop \nInstall
  Git on their computer (installation instructions will be provided) \nBe f
 amiliar with the Unix/Linux command line (Bash)\, including basic commands
  such as pwd\, ls\, cd\, cat\, mkdir\, and touch\, as the work
 shop uses the terminal to interact with Git\n \n\nPrice: £100
LOCATION:room G60\, Hodgkin Building\,  Newcomen Street
SUMMARY:Git Your Code: A Bioinformatician’s Guide to Version Control
URL;VALUE=URI:https://estore.kcl.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/academic-facu
 lties/faculty-of-life-sciences-medicine/school-of-basic-and-medical-biosci
 ences/centre-for-gene-therapy-regenerative-medicine/git-your-code-a-bioinf
 ormaticians-guide-to-version-control-2027
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