Research Projects with Git focus on using version control to manage code, data, and documentation throughout the research lifecycle. Git helps researchers track changes, collaborate efficiently, and maintain a complete history of project development. This training explains how to set up repositories, organize research assets, and use branching strategies for experimentation. It also covers collaboration workflows such as pull requests, code reviews, and conflict resolution in team-based research environments. You will learn how Git improves reproducibility, transparency, and project organization in academic and data-driven work. The course also highlights best practices for maintaining consistent, well-structured, and collaborative research projects.
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