1. 1. Introduction to Git
2. 2. Git Intro
3. 1. 2.1. Updated slides
   2. 2.2. Self intro
   3. 2.3. Why use a version control?
   4. 2.4. Git Installation
   5. 2.5. Which version do you have?
   6. 2.6. Configure Git
   7. 2.7. Configure and Privacy
   8. 2.8. Getting help
   9. 2.9. Exercises Session 1
   10. 2.10. 4 Ways to get started
   11. 2.11. Creating a local empty repository
   12. 2.12. Create first file
   13. 2.13. Add first file
   14. 2.14. Commit first file
   15. 2.15. Untracked and Modified
   16. 2.16. File status
   17. 2.17. Drop local changes (restore to HEAD or to index)
   18. 2.18. Remove from stage (unstage) (restore to modified)
   19. 2.19. So what was changed?
   20. 2.20. Stage and HEAD
   21. 2.21. Add all the files
   22. 2.22. Git ignore
   23. 2.23. .git/info/exclude
   24. 2.24. .gitkeep
   25. 2.25. add and commit in one step
   26. 2.26. Move a file
   27. 2.27. Remove a file
   28. 2.28. Frequency of commits
   29. 2.29. log and
   30. 2.30. gitk
   31. 2.31. blame
   32. 2.32. Exercises Session 2
   33. 2.33. Alias
   34. 2.34. Git tag
   35. 2.35. Remove tags
   36. 2.36. Exercises Session 3
4. 3. Branching
5. 1. 3.1. Branching in Git
   2. 3.2. Create a branch
   3. 3.3. Switch between branches
   4. 3.4. Exercises Session 4
   5. 3.5. Simple automatic merge
   6. 3.6. Merge with conflict
   7. 3.7. Exercises Session 5
   8. 3.8. Repeated merge
   9. 3.9. Delete branch
   10. 3.10. Force delete branch
   11. 3.11. Exercises Session 6
   12. 3.12. rebase
   13. 3.13. Exercises Session 7
   14. 3.14. Various ways to list changes
   15. 3.15. log between commits
   16. 3.16. log show filenames
   17. 3.17. Show history of renamed file
   18. 3.18. Commits that were not merged yet
   19. 3.19. Stash
   20. 3.20. Exercises Session 8
   21. 3.21. bisect - find broken commit
   22. 3.22. Exercises Session 9
   23. 3.23. Working with remote repository
   24. 3.24. Fork repository
   25. 3.25. Clone repository
   26. 3.26. Make some local changes
   27. 3.27. push out local changes to branch
   28. 3.28. Send Pull-Request
   29. 3.29. Make more changes and update the pull-request
   30. 3.30. Follow the changes in the original repository
   31. 3.31. Remove local branch
   32. 3.32. Remove remote branch
   33. 3.33. Resources
   34. 3.34. Thank you