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GitHub Foundations training gives you a practical understanding of GitHub and how it is used in everyday software development and teamwork. The 30-hour course covers GitHub basics, repositories, version control, collaboration, workflows, hands-on labs, projects, real-time scenarios, and GH-900 exam preparation. It is suitable for beginners and professionals who want to build practical GitHub skills and use them confidently in real-world projects.
Duration of Training : 30Hours
Batch type : Weekdays/Weekends
Mode of Training : Classroom/Online/Corporate Training
Detailed Syllabus • Hands-on Labs • Assignments • Support-Focused • Implementation
Curriculum Designed by Experts
The GitHub Foundations – GH-900 program is designed to build strong practical knowledge of the GitHub platform, Git, repositories, collaboration, project management, security, automation and GitHub Actions fundamentals.
The program covers:
• Git & GitHub fundamentals
• Repository management
• GitHub workflows
• Branching and merging
• Pull Requests
• Code Reviews
• Issues
• GitHub Projects
• GitHub Discussions
• GitHub Pages
• GitHub Actions fundamentals
• Packages
• Releases
• GitHub security
• Authentication
• Permissions
• Organizations
• Teams
• GitHub Marketplace
• Open-source collaboration
• Developer productivity
• GitHub Copilot awareness
• Real-world GitHub workflows
Basic Prerequisites
• Basic computer knowledge
• Basic command-line knowledge
• Understanding of files and folders
• Basic software-development concepts
Recommended
• Basic programming knowledge
• Basic Linux/Windows command-line experience
• Familiarity with any programming language
• Basic understanding of software-development lifecycle
No prior GitHub certification or professional Git experience is required.
Git Fundamentals
• What is Git?
• Version control concepts
• Distributed version control
• Git architecture
• Working directory
• Staging area
• Local repository
• Remote repository
• Git commits
• Git history
Essential Git Commands
• git init
• git clone
• git status
• git add
• git commit
• git push
• git pull
• git fetch
• git log
• git diff
• git branch
• git checkout
• git switch
• git merge
• git stash
• git reset
• git revert
4. CORE TECHNICAL TOPICS – OUR MAIN SYLLABUS
• What is GitHub?
• Git vs GitHub
• GitHub ecosystem
• GitHub account
• GitHub interface
• GitHub Dashboard
• GitHub repositories
• GitHub profiles
• GitHub notifications
• GitHub search
• GitHub activity
• Repository creation
• Public vs Private repositories
• Repository initialization
• README
• .gitignore
• LICENSE
• Repository settings
• Repository visibility
• Repository description
• Repository topics
• Repository navigation
• Repository cloning
• Forking repositories
Practical Repository Workflow
Create → Clone → Modify → Commit → Push → Pull Request
• Branch fundamentals
• Default branch
• Feature branches
• Development branches
• Release branches
• Hotfix branches
• Branch naming conventions
• Creating branches
• Switching branches
• Merging branches
• Branch deletion
• Branch protection
Branching Strategies
• Feature branching
• Git Flow
• Trunk-based development
• Release branching
• Commit fundamentals
• Good commit messages
• Atomic commits
• Viewing history
• Comparing commits
• Git diff
• Reverting commits
• Reset concepts
• Stashing changes
• Recovering changes
Best Practice
Small Changes → Meaningful Commit → Push → Review
• Pull Request fundamentals
• Creating PRs
• PR descriptions
• Reviewers
• Assignees
• Labels
• Milestones
• Draft Pull Requests
• PR comments
• Code review
• Requested changes
• Approving PRs
• Merging PRs
• Closing PRs
Merge Strategies
• Merge commit
• Squash merge
• Rebase and merge
• Code-review fundamentals
• Review workflow
• Inline comments
• Suggestions
• Approval process
• Review checklist
• Identifying defects
• Security review
• Maintainability review
• Performance review
Enterprise Code Review
Developer → Pull Request → Reviewer → Changes → Approval → Merge
• Issue fundamentals
• Creating issues
• Issue templates
• Bug reports
• Feature requests
• Tasks
• Labels
• Assignees
• Milestones
• Issue comments
• Issue references
• Closing issues
Issue Management
• Bug tracking
• Feature tracking
• Task management
• Incident tracking
• GitHub Projects overview
• Project creation
• Tables
• Boards
• Roadmaps
• Views
• Filters
• Custom fields
• Status tracking
• Issue integration
• Pull Request integration
• Sprint planning
• Backlog management
Agile Workflow
Backlog → Sprint → Development → Review → Testing → Release
• Organization fundamentals
• Organization settings
• Members
• Teams
• Team permissions
• Repository access
• Roles
• Collaborators
• Organization security
Access Levels
• Read
• Triage
• Write
• Maintain
• Admin
• GitHub authentication
• Passwordless concepts
• SSH authentication
• Personal Access Tokens
• Fine-grained tokens
• GitHub Apps
• OAuth concepts
• Authentication security
• Credential management
SSH Lab
Local Machine → SSH Key → GitHub → Secure Repository Access
• GitHub security overview
• Repository security
• Access control
• Branch protection
• Security policies
• Secret management
• Dependabot
• Secret scanning
• Code scanning concepts
• Security advisories
• Security alerts
Security Best Practices
• Never commit passwords
• Never commit API keys
• Use secrets management
• Apply least privilege
• Protect important branches
• What is GitHub Actions?
• CI/CD fundamentals
• Workflow
• Events
• Jobs
• Steps
• Actions
• Runners
• Workflow YAML
• Environment variables
• Secrets
• Artifacts
Basic Workflow
Code Push → GitHub Actions → Build → Test → Result
• Create workflow
• Trigger workflow
• Run tests
• Build application
• Execute scripts
• Store artifacts
• Use secrets
• Job dependencies
• Matrix strategies
• Manual workflow execution
Example Automation
Push Code → Install Dependencies → Run Tests → Build → Publish Artifact
• Git tags
• Lightweight tags
• Annotated tags
• Release creation
• Release notes
• Versioning
• Semantic versioning
• Release assets
• Pre-releases
Versioning
Major.Minor.Patch
• Package management
• GitHub Packages overview
• Container packages
• Package versions
• Package permissions
• Publishing packages
• Consuming packages
Practical
• Build package
• Publish package
• Download package
• Manage versions
• GitHub Pages fundamentals
• Static websites
• Repository-based websites
• Publishing content
• Custom domains
• Basic documentation websites
Project
Create a professional developer portfolio using GitHub Pages.
• Open-source fundamentals
• Finding repositories
• Forking repositories
• Cloning
• Creating branches
• Contributing
• Pull Requests
• Issue discussions
• Code reviews
• Contribution guidelines
• Open-source etiquette
Contribution Workflow
Fork → Clone → Branch → Modify → Commit → Push → PR → Review → Merge
• Marketplace overview
• GitHub Apps
• Actions marketplace
• Developer tools
• Automation tools
• Security tools
• Productivity tools
• Third-party integrations
Complete Development Lifecycle
Requirement → Issue → Branch → Development → Commit → Push → PR → Code
Review → CI → Merge → Release
Learners implement this complete workflow practically.
Introduction to GitHub integration with:
• Docker
• Kubernetes
• Terraform
• Jenkins
• Azure DevOps
• AWS
• Microsoft Azure
• Google Cloud
• GitHub Actions
30+ Hands-on Labs
1. Create GitHub Account
2. Configure Git
3. Create GitHub Repository
4. Clone Repository
5. Create README
6. Configure .gitignore
7. Create First Commit
8. Push Code to GitHub
9. Create Feature Branch
10. Merge Branches
11. Resolve Merge Conflict
12. Create Pull Request
13. Perform Code Review
14. Configure Branch Protection
15. Create GitHub Issue
16. Create Issue Template
17. Configure Labels
18. Create GitHub Project
19. Create Project Board
20. Configure Organization
21. Create GitHub Team
22. Configure SSH Authentication
23. Create Personal Access Token
24. Configure Repository Security
25. Enable Dependabot
26. Create GitHub Actions Workflow
27. Run Automated Tests
28. Create GitHub Release
29. Create GitHub Pages Website
30. Fork an Open-Source Repository
31. Submit Open-Source Pull Request
32. Publish Package
33. Create Developer Portfolio
34. Implement Complete GitHub DevOps Workflow
40+ Assignments
1. Install and configure Git
2. Create GitHub profile
3. Create repository
4. Create README
5. Configure .gitignore
6. Clone repository
7. Create commits
8. Push changes
9. Pull changes
10. Create feature branch
11. Merge branches
12. Resolve merge conflict
13. Revert commit
14. Use Git Stash
15. Create Pull Request
16. Review Pull Request
17. Configure branch protection
18. Create GitHub Issue
19. Create issue labels
20. Create milestones
21. Create GitHub Project
22. Build Kanban board
23. Create GitHub Team
24. Configure repository permissions
25. Configure SSH
26. Configure authentication token
27. Implement security policy
28. Configure Dependabot
29. Create GitHub Actions workflow
30. Automate unit testing
31. Create build workflow
32. Store workflow artifacts
33. Use GitHub Secrets
34. Create release
35. Create Git tags
36. Create GitHub Pages
37. Fork open-source repository
38. Submit contribution PR
39. Create package
40. Implement complete GitHub development workflow
MINI PROJECT 1 – Developer Portfolio on GitHub
Build a professional portfolio containing:
• Profile
• Skills
• Projects
• Certifications
• Resume
• GitHub Pages website
MINI PROJECT 2 – Agile Project Management Using GitHub
Implement:
Issues → Project Board → Sprint → Development → PR → Review
MINI PROJECT 3 – Team-Based Application Development
Create a team repository implementing:
• Branch strategy
• Pull Requests
• Code reviews
• Branch protection
• Issue tracking
• Release management
MINI PROJECT 4 – GitHub CI Pipeline
Build:
GitHub → GitHub Actions → Build → Test → Artifact
MINI PROJECT 5 – Open-Source Contribution
Learners:
• Identify an open-source repository
• Fork repository
• Create branch
• Fix issue
• Submit Pull Request
• Respond to code review
Enterprise Software Development & DevOps Platform Using GitHub
Architecture
Developer → GitHub Repository → Branch → Pull Request → Code Review → GitHub
Actions → Build → Test → Security Scan → Release
Project Components
• Git repository
• GitHub repository
• Branching strategy
• Issues
• GitHub Projects
• Pull Requests
• Code reviews
• Branch protection
• GitHub Actions
• Automated testing
• Secrets
• Security scanning
• Packages
• Releases
• Documentation
• GitHub Pages
Capstone Deliverables
• Project repository
• Architecture diagram
• Git branching strategy
• Issue board
• Pull Requests
• CI workflow
• Test results
• Release
• Documentation
• Security configuration
• Final project presentation
1. Developer creates a new project repository.
2. Team implements feature-branch workflow.
3. Developer accidentally commits incorrect code.
4. Team resolves a merge conflict.
5. Developer creates a Pull Request.
6. Senior developer performs code review.
7. Team protects the production branch.
8. Project manager tracks work using GitHub Projects.
9. QA tracks defects using GitHub Issues.
10. Team implements sprint planning.
11. Developer needs secure GitHub authentication.
12. Organization administrator configures team permissions.
13. Security team detects exposed credentials.
14. Dependabot identifies vulnerable dependencies.
15. Development team creates CI pipeline.
16. Automated tests execute after every push.
17. Build artifacts are generated.
18. Team creates a production release.
19. Developer publishes a package.
20. Team contributes to an open-source project.
21. Company creates internal documentation using GitHub Pages.
22. DevOps team integrates GitHub with Docker.
23. GitHub is integrated with Kubernetes deployment.
24. Terraform code is maintained in GitHub.
25. Complete GitHub-based enterprise SDLC is implemented.
• Git authentication failure
• SSH key failure
• Personal Access Token failure
• Repository access denied
• git push rejected
• git pull conflicts
• Merge conflicts
• Detached HEAD
• Incorrect branch
• Accidental commit
• Accidental file deletion
• Reverting incorrect changes
• Branch protection blocking merge
• Pull Request merge failure
• Failed GitHub Actions workflow
• YAML syntax error
• GitHub Actions permission error
• Missing repository secret
• Failed package publishing
• Dependabot alert
• Secret scanning alert
• Incorrect repository permissions
• GitHub Pages deployment failure
• Release/tag problems
Git & GitHub
• Git
• GitHub
• GitHub CLI
• GitHub Desktop
Development
• Visual Studio Code
• Visual Studio
• JetBrains IDEs
• GitHub Codespaces
CI/CD
• GitHub Actions
• Jenkins
• Azure DevOps
Containers
• Docker
• Kubernetes
Infrastructure
• Terraform
Security
• Dependabot
• Secret Scanning
• Code Scanning
• CodeQL
Cloud
• AWS
• Microsoft Azure
• Google Cloud
Project Management
• GitHub Issues
• GitHub Projects
• GitHub Discussions
 Use meaningful commit messages.
• Follow a consistent branching strategy.
• Keep commits small and focused.
• Protect production branches.
• Perform mandatory code reviews.
• Use Pull Requests for changes.
• Never commit secrets.
• Use .gitignore.
• Use least-privilege permissions.
• Use GitHub Actions for automation.
• Automate testing.
• Maintain project documentation.
• Use semantic versioning.
• Regularly review security alerts.
• Keep dependencies updated.
• Maintain clean repositories.
• Follow open-source contribution standards.
• Maintain proper release management.
• Use repository templates where appropriate.
Primary Certification
GitHub Foundations – GH-900
Recommended Next-Level Certification
GitHub Copilot – GH-300
Recommended Learning Path
GH-900 GitHub Foundations → GH-300 GitHub Copilot → GitHub Actions/DevOps → Cloud/DevOps Certifications
5+ Mock Interviews
• Git fundamentals
• GitHub fundamentals
• Branching
• Pull Requests
• Code Reviews
• GitHub Actions
• Security
• Repository management
• Real-time troubleshooting
• Scenario-based questions
• HR interview
• ATS-friendly GitHub/DevOps resume
• GitHub project portfolio
• Real-time project descriptions
• Git/GitHub keywords
• GitHub Actions skills
• Open-source contribution
• Certification positioning
• LinkedIn profile optimization
• Job-ready preparation
• Git/GitHub interview preparation
• Scenario-based interview training
• Mock interviews
• Resume preparation
• LinkedIn optimization
• GitHub portfolio development
• Job application guidance
• Employer-specific preparation
• Placement assistance
After completing GH-900 GitHub Foundations, learners can build skills relevant to:
• Git/GitHub Administrator
• Junior DevOps Engineer
• DevOps Engineer
• Cloud Support Engineer
• Software Developer
• Software Engineer
• Release Engineer
• Build & Release Engineer
• CI/CD Engineer
• Platform Engineer
• Developer Tools Engineer
• QA Automation Engineer
• DevSecOps Engineer
• Site Reliability Engineer
• Open-Source Developer
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