May 4, 2016
Doon Campus
Discover how Git can be integrated into your current and future projects in this one hour presentation and live demonstration.
Speaker:
Phil Aylesworth, Professor, St. Clair College
Abstract:
Git is a version control system that was created by Linux developers in 2005. It allows you to track changes made to files and has options for easily updating a shared or public version of your code.Since its release, it has found a home in the computers of many developers. Git supports graphical or command-line interfaces, although it is better understood through the command line.
Biography:
Phil Aylesworth has been Professor at St. Clair College since 2000, teaching courses in the realm of Web development, networking, and Linux. In 2009 he developed the college's undergraduate Internet applications and Web development academic program.Phil also serves as the Co-Chair of Skills Ontario's Web site development competition, alongside his colleague from Conestoga, Dalibor Dvorski. Phil's background prior to joining the college was in network administration for a tool and mould company, where he developed a Web-based intranet system prior to company actually being on the Internet.
Phil enjoys visiting and presenting his work with the Conestoga community, and returns for a second time, having last presented at the college two years ago.
Time:
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location:
Conestoga College, Doon Campus, 299 Doon Valley Drive, Main Building, Room 2A301