Curricula

Objectives

You are able to use the Git version control tool (add, merge, init, remove, branch, checkout). You understand the benefits of a distributed version control to a project. You can plan and carry out a project from start to end in a GitLab project management environment. You can visualize the results and time spent on the project in a GitLab environment.

EUR-ACE Competences:
Knowledge and Understanding
Engineering practice

Content

In the course, the student studies the following Git version control commands:
- Init
- Add
- Commit
- push / pull
- remove
- merge
- branch
- checkout

In GitLab, the student goes through:
- Issues
- Milestones
- SSH & HTTPS, repository data transfer methods
- Commit history
- Version control for binary files
- Statistics
- Repository settings

Learning materials and recommended literature

Saharinen, Karo. 2021. Git -version control and Gitlab -project management environment. https://gitlab.labranet.jamk.fi/sahka/gitlab-course

Teaching methods

Self-learning material and flipped learning videos

Alternative completion methods

The course can be done by accredition of competence. Agree upon the accreditation with the course lecturer. More information about accreditation in the degree regulations of JAMK and the study guide.

Student workload

27h of self-paced learning of which,
- going through the online material 6h
- exercises 17h
- further reading / reflecting 4h

Further information for students

Non-stop course

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments, and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments, and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.
Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Objectives

You are able to use the Git version control tool (add, merge, init, remove, branch, checkout). You understand the benefits of a distributed version control to a project. You can plan and carry out a project from start to end in a GitLab project management environment. You can visualize the results and time spent on the project in a GitLab environment.

EUR-ACE Competences:
Knowledge and Understanding
Engineering practice

Content

In the course, the student studies the following Git version control commands:
- Init
- Add
- Commit
- push / pull
- remove
- merge
- branch
- checkout

In GitLab, the student goes through:
- Issues
- Milestones
- SSH & HTTPS, repository data transfer methods
- Commit history
- Version control for binary files
- Statistics
- Repository settings

Learning materials and recommended literature

Saharinen, Karo. 2021. Git -version control and Gitlab -project management environment. https://gitlab.labranet.jamk.fi/sahka/gitlab-course

Teaching methods

Self-learning material and flipped learning videos

Alternative completion methods

The course can be done by accredition of competence. Agree upon the accreditation with the course lecturer. More information about accreditation in the degree regulations of JAMK and the study guide.

Student workload

27h of self-paced learning of which,
- going through the online material 6h
- exercises 17h
- further reading / reflecting 4h

Further information for students

Non-stop course

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments, and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments, and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.
Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Objectives

You are able to use the Git version control tool (add, merge, init, remove, branch, checkout). You understand the benefits of a distributed version control to a project. You can plan and carry out a project from start to end in a GitLab project management environment. You can visualize the results and time spent on the project in a GitLab environment.

EUR-ACE Competences:
Knowledge and Understanding
Engineering practice

Content

In the course, the student studies the following Git version control commands:
- Init
- Add
- Commit
- push / pull
- remove
- merge
- branch
- checkout

In GitLab, the student goes through:
- Issues
- Milestones
- SSH & HTTPS, repository data transfer methods
- Commit history
- Version control for binary files
- Statistics
- Repository settings

Learning materials and recommended literature

Saharinen, Karo. 2021. Git -version control and Gitlab -project management environment. https://gitlab.labranet.jamk.fi/sahka/gitlab-course

Teaching methods

Self-learning material and flipped learning videos

Exam dates and retake possibilities

No exam.

Alternative completion methods

The course can be done by accredition of competence. Agree upon the accreditation with the course lecturer. More information about accreditation in the degree regulations of JAMK and the study guide.

Student workload

27h of self-paced learning of which,
- going through the online material 6h
- exercises 17h
- further reading / reflecting 4h

Further information for students

Non-stop course

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments, and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments, and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.
Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Objectives

You are able to use the Git version control tool (add, merge, init, remove, branch, checkout). You understand the benefits of a distributed version control to a project. You can plan and carry out a project from start to end in a GitLab project management environment. You can visualize the results and time spent on the project in a GitLab environment.

EUR-ACE Competences:
Knowledge and Understanding
Engineering practice

Content

In the course, the student studies the following Git version control commands:
- Init
- Add
- Commit
- push / pull
- remove
- merge
- branch
- checkout

In GitLab, the student goes through:
- Issues
- Milestones
- SSH & HTTPS, repository data transfer methods
- Commit history
- Version control for binary files
- Statistics
- Repository settings

Learning materials and recommended literature

Saharinen, Karo. 2022. Git -version control and Gitlab -project management environment. https://gitlab.labranet.jamk.fi/sahka/gitlab-course

Teaching methods

Self-learning material and flipped learning videos

Exam dates and retake possibilities

No exam.

Alternative completion methods

The course can be done by accredition of competence. Agree upon the accreditation with the course lecturer. More information about accreditation in the degree regulations of JAMK and the study guide.

Student workload

27h of self-paced learning of which,
- going through the online material 6h
- exercises 17h
- further reading / reflecting 4h

Further information for students

Non-stop course

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments, and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments, and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.
Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Objectives

You are able to use the Git version control tool (add, merge, init, remove, branch, checkout). You understand the benefits of a distributed version control to a project. You can plan and carry out a project from start to end in a GitLab project management environment. You can visualize the results and time spent on the project in a GitLab environment.

EUR-ACE Competences:
Knowledge and Understanding
Engineering practice

Content

In the course, the student studies the following Git version control commands:
- Init
- Add
- Commit
- push / pull
- remove
- merge
- branch
- checkout

In GitLab, the student goes through:
- Issues
- Milestones
- SSH & HTTPS, repository data transfer methods
- Commit history
- Version control for binary files
- Statistics
- Repository settings

Evaluation scale

0-5

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments, and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments, and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.
Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Objectives

You are able to use the Git version control tool (add, merge, init, remove, branch, checkout). You understand the benefits of a distributed version control to a project. You can plan and carry out a project from start to end in a GitLab project management environment. You can visualize the results and time spent on the project in a GitLab environment.

EUR-ACE Competences:
Knowledge and Understanding
Engineering practice

Content

In the course, the student studies the following Git version control commands:
- Init
- Add
- Commit
- push / pull
- remove
- merge
- branch
- checkout

In GitLab, the student goes through:
- Issues
- Milestones
- SSH & HTTPS, repository data transfer methods
- Commit history
- Version control for binary files
- Statistics
- Repository settings

Learning materials and recommended literature

Saharinen, Karo. 2021. Git -versionhallinta ja Gitlab -projektien hallintaympäristö. https://gitlab.labranet.jamk.fi/sahka/gitlab-opintojakso

Teaching methods

Itseopiskelumateriaali ja flipped-learning videot

Alternative completion methods

Opintojakson voi suorittaa opinnollistamalla. Sovi opintojakson opinnollistamisesta opintojakson vastuuopettajan kanssa. Lisätietoja opinnollistamisesta tutkintosäännössä ja opinto-oppaassa.

Student workload

27h itseopiskelua, josta
- materiaalin läpikäynti 6h
- harjoitukset 17h
- itseopiskelu 4h

Further information for students

Non-stop toteutus
CampusOnline paikkoja: rajoittamattomasti

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments, and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments, and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

Pass - The student studies the theory material, completes the assignments and returns the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.
Fail - The student doesn't study the theory material, doesn't carry out the assignments and doesn't return the project repository to the Lecturer in charge.