Introduce the fundamentals · 2022
Delivered a Git and GitHub workshop for 130 students, covering version control, collaboration, static websites, Linux command-line workflows and open-source participation.
Case study / Institutional open source
LIET × GitHub
Helping students learn how developers build together.
I worked on introducing GitHub as part of an actual development workflow: version control, collaboration, contribution and public project work. The journey grew from introductory workshops into open-source experiences and structured institutional contribution workflows.
My contribution
GitHub Campus Expert · Developer educator · Open-source community builder
130Students · 2022 workshop
250+Participants · Hacktoberfest 2023
116Students · 2024 workshop
8Faculty · 2024 workshop
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01 / The challenge
The starting point
Students were learning to code, but projects often stayed on individual machines. The challenge was to make collaboration, pull requests and review part of how students build.
02 / The approach
How the experience connects
The contribution workflow: students submit work, receive feedback and improve it before acceptance.
- 01Build
- 02Branch / fork
- 03Commit
- 04Pull request
- 05Review
- 06Iterate
- 07Merge
03 / Work done
From intent to execution
Practice contribution · 2023
Through CodeWave Hub, Hacktoberfest introduced 250+ participants to repositories, web development and collaborative open-source contribution.
Deepen technical learning · 2024
Served as resource person for a Git/GitHub and open-source workshop reaching 116 students and eight faculty members.
Support institutional workflows
Worked around repository structure, contribution guidelines, project submissions and PR-based collaboration. The LIET organization provides a shared home for department repositories and student work.
04 / Impact
What the work enabled
Student practice
Exposure to branching, pull requests, code review and public portfolios.
Shared learning
Open-source activities gave students peers and support while learning to contribute.
Institutional continuity
Department repositories and structured submissions connect GitHub to ongoing academic and technical work.
05 / Reflection
What I took forward
The meaningful shift is from storing files online to participating in a development workflow. Review and iteration make collaboration a practical learning experience.
06 / In pictures
Inside the experience
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