In this workshop we’ll build on our Git skills by working with command-line git tools. You will become familiar with the Git workflow, including reverting a commit, branching a repository, and opening pull requests to collaborate on an online repository. By the end, you will come out with skills and recommendations on making your code available and reproducible.
Quarters Offered: Winter 2026, Summer 2026
Dates: Monday Feburary 9, 2026
Time: Noon - 1:30 pm PT
Time commitment: 1.5 hours
Audience: The course is intended for researchers who want to expand their Git Skills via the command line.
Prerequisites: Intro to Git and GitHub and basic experience with the Command Line
Followed by: Making Code Ready for Publication
Explain and utilize the command-line workflow of Git in your work
Branch a repository to make incremental changes in code
Open and review pull requests to make changes in an online repository
This workshop is offered twice a year (currently winter and summer). Check the schedule to see when it will next be offered.
Yes, you can access the course materials on your own any time.
The class is open to members of the Cancer Consortium including Fred Hutch, the University of Washington, and Seattle Children’s Hospital.
You can sign up more than once, but be aware that there is tyspically a waitlist. We will prioritize students who have not taken the class. If there is room you are welcome to take it again.