Git and GitHub from the command line

Work with Git and GitHub from the terminal in a shared dbt project, from a new branch to a reviewed merge.

How do you want to learn?

Duration: 4 hours, live
Where: Classroom in Oslo
Certificate: On completion

After this course you can

01Create branches, commit changes and open pull requests from the terminal.
02Resolve merge conflicts and recover from common Git mistakes.
03Follow review and merge rules across development, test and production stages.
04Check code changes, including Copilot output, against tests and business rules.

Steps

Six modules. Practise each skill in a shared dbt project with models, data files, configuration and tests.

Git foundationsRead commit history and see how commits and branches connect.Lab · Read and draw a commit graph.

Are you ready?

Made forData and analytics developers who share code, and Git GUI users who want to work from the terminal.

You'll needBasic terminal skills: moving between folders and running commands.Basic dbt knowledge helps; advanced Git knowledge is not required.

Setup checklistInstructor-ledInstall Git and GitHub CLI, or use the prepared training environment.Create a GitHub account.Get access to the training repository.

Questions

Instructors

Rukhmah Aamir

AI and ML Engineer with experience in content creation and in end-to-end solution design and implementation.

I am an AI engineer who loves solving real data problems. I use AI to find patterns, automate repetitive work and turn messy data into insights teams can trust. I work with data cleaning, data preparation and tech products. In my courses, I focus on practical, hands-on learning.

Saleem Pothiwala

Data engineering, AI engineering, strategy

28+ years in data. Built Kermit Tech to help Nordic and Middle East enterprises turn data into competitive advantage. He helps teams build and use data and AI solutions, with hands-on experience across finance, research, and nonprofit organizations. An IBM StreamSets Black Belt, Saleem teaches through practical examples and guided exercises. His courses help learners turn technical concepts into skills they can use at work.