Git is a popular "version control" program that keeps track of all the changes you've made in a project's files. It can be used with programs, web pages, or anything else that's stored as a text file. Git is an important tool for making your research reproducible and makes managing your projects easier. If you've ever said "This used to work, but I can't figure out what I did that broke it!" then this class is for you.
This class will cover the basics of how Git works. We'll demonstrate setting up a project, adding to a project's history, reviewing a project, and recovering a project to a prior state.
Instructor: Banghart
Room: 3218 Sewell Social Sciences Building
Date: 10/20
Time: 1:00 - 2:30
Semester: fall16
Fee for Non-SSCC Members: $40