Version Control Mastery Program
Build real Git expertise through hands-on projects and professional workflows. Our intensive program transforms developers into version control experts who can handle complex team environments.
Apply for Fall 2025
Foundations & Setup
Git installation, configuration, and understanding distributed version control concepts
Branch Management
Advanced branching strategies, merging techniques, and conflict resolution skills
Team Workflows
Collaborative development patterns, code reviews, and integration processes
Advanced Operations
Rebasing, cherry-picking, hooks, and repository maintenance techniques
Enterprise Integration
CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and deployment workflows with Git
Comprehensive Learning Path
Our 12-week program combines theoretical understanding with practical application. You'll work on real projects that mirror professional development environments, gaining confidence with complex version control scenarios that junior developers often struggle with.
Live Code Reviews
Weekly sessions analyzing real pull requests and merge strategies
Team Simulation
Multi-developer projects with realistic conflict resolution scenarios
Industry Tools
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket integration and platform-specific features
Project Portfolio
Build a comprehensive Git history showcasing advanced techniques
Learn from Industry Veterans
Our instructors bring years of experience from major tech companies, having managed version control for teams ranging from startups to enterprise organizations.
Kieran Thorne
Senior DevOps Engineer
Former tech lead at three different companies, Kieran has seen version control evolve from SVN to modern Git workflows. He specializes in teaching complex merge strategies and repository architecture.
Zara Blackwell
Software Architect
With 8 years managing distributed teams, Zara brings practical experience in Git workflows that actually work under pressure. She focuses on sustainable branching patterns and code review processes.
Marcus Vega
Development Team Lead
Marcus has guided over 200 developers through Git adoption challenges. His teaching approach emphasizes understanding the 'why' behind Git commands, making complex concepts accessible to all skill levels.
Small Group Learning
Maximum 12 students per cohort ensures personalized attention and plenty of opportunities to ask questions during challenging topics.
Real Project Experience
Work on actual open-source contributions where your Git skills will be tested in real-world scenarios with experienced maintainers.
Flexible Schedule Options
Evening and weekend sessions accommodate working professionals. All sessions are recorded for review, but live participation is encouraged for maximum learning.
Ongoing Support Network
Access to alumni community and monthly advanced workshops. Many graduates continue collaborating on projects long after program completion.