TP1 — Git and GitHub · Part 1 (Collaborative Competition)

10 min

Graded practical work · Weight 5 % · Due: Sunday, June 21, 2026 (end of day, online) · Shared class repository

Two parts: Part 1 (this document) · Part 2 — Advanced Git contest

Modules covered: 01 — Introduction to DevOps and Git, 02 — Advanced Git and GitHub


Read first: autonomy and evaluation

The instructor does NOT intervene during the activity. Nobody needs to approve or merge your pull requests for you: you manage everything yourselves — create a branch, get a review from a classmate, merge, and resolve conflicts.

It is YOUR responsibility to go all the way. If you break something (rejected push, conflict, bad merge), that is normal and formative: read the message, run git pull, resolve, start again. The instructor sees everything in the history, but repairs nothing for you.

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