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Elmer Quispe-Salazar

Elmer Quispe-Salazar

Marine quantitative ecologist · Fisheries scientist

I study changing marine populations and fisheries using statistical modelling, stock assessment, spatio-temporal analysis, and reproducible scientific computing.

Peru · Humboldt Current

Pelagic fisheries · Statistical ecology

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Git and GitHub Training

Structured teaching materials and practical exercises for Git, GitHub, and reproducible version-control workflows.

git-github-training is the canonical teaching repository for a progressive introduction to Git and GitHub. This page is a discovery record; the instructional material itself remains in the repository.

Learning path

The current sequence covers:

1. the distinction between Git and GitHub;
2. local Git configuration;
3. creation of a local repository;
4. staging and committing changes;
5. connecting local work to GitHub;
6. branches and merges;
7. collaboration through pull requests.

Teaching structure

The repository separates class material from reusable technical practice:

• classes/ for sessions organized as a teaching sequence;
• git-github/practices/ for guided exercises;
• git-github/cheatsheets/ for reusable command references.

This structure can be migrated progressively toward the Scientific Training Template without changing the canonical repository or duplicating lesson content in this website.

Canonical source

Open the git-github-training repository

The repository is the source of truth for lessons, exercises, corrections, and version history.