Introduction to GIT and version control

### Module 1: Introduction to GIT and Version Control

#### 1.1 Understanding Version Control

- Definition and importance of version control in software development
- Overview of version control systems (VCS)
- Benefits of using version control in web development projects

#### 1.2 Introduction to GIT

- Explanation of GIT as a distributed version control system
- Basic GIT terminology: repository, commit, branch, merge, clone
- Comparison of GIT with other version control systems

#### 1.3 Setting Up GIT

- Installing GIT on different operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Configuring user information in GIT
- Initializing a GIT repository for a new project

#### 1.4 GIT Workflow

- Basic GIT commands: `init`, `add`, `commit`, `status`, `log`
- Creating and switching branches with `branch` and `checkout`
- Merging branches with `merge`
- Resolving merge conflicts

#### 1.5 Working with Remote Repositories

- Introduction to remote repositories
- Cloning a repository with `clone`
- Pushing and pulling changes with `push` and `pull`
- Collaborative GIT workflows with branches and pull requests

### Module 2: Creating Responsive Web Pages with Media Queries

#### 2.1 Understanding Responsive Design

- Definition and importance of responsive web design
- Overview of mobile-first design principles
- Challenges of designing for multiple devices

#### 2.2 Introduction to Media Queries

- Explanation of media queries in CSS
- Syntax and structure of media queries
- Media query breakpoints for common devices

#### 2.3 Implementing Responsive Layouts

- Using flexible grids and images
- CSS Flexbox and Grid for responsive layouts
- Applying media queries to adjust styles based on screen size

#### 2.4 CSS Frameworks: Introduction to Bootstrap

- Overview of CSS frameworks and their benefits
- Introduction to Bootstrap as a popular CSS framework
- Using Bootstrap components for responsive design

#### 2.5 Hands-on Responsive Web Development

- Practical exercises in creating a responsive webpage
- Applying media queries to adjust layouts for different screen sizes
- Integrating Bootstrap components for enhanced responsiveness

### Conclusion:

- Recap of key concepts learned in GIT and responsive design
- Emphasize the importance of version control in collaborative projects
- Encourage best practices for responsive web design
- Provide resources for further exploration and practice

This training plan covers the basics of GIT and version control, as well as the principles and practical implementation of responsive web design using media queries and the Bootstrap framework. The hands-on exercises will enable participants to apply their knowledge and gain practical experience in both areas.

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