- Session is approximately 3 hours
- 10 minute breaks each hour
- First 2.5 hours is a mix of lecture and code-along demos
- Last 30 mins is Q&A
- There are no independent labs, but the demos are scripted so you can follow along or explore them on your own following the session
- If you have GitHub Copilot installed in VS Code, you can follow along with the instructor during both scripted and unscripted demos
- If you do NOT have GitHub Copilot installed, then merely watch the demos, and use the recording and courseware to work through the demos on your own following the session
- Here are instructions for using GitHub Copilot in VS Code (including details about the free version)
- Copilot Overview
- IDE and Visual Studio Code
- Configure Copilot in the IDE
- Copilot and Context
- Copilot Suggestions
- Human Language to Programming Language and Back
- Programming Language to Programming Language
- Fix Code
- Generate Unit Tests
- Document Code
- Copilot Chat Beyond Programming
- Copilot Chat and Prompt Engineering
- Chat with Copilot
- Prompt Engineering
- Copilot Chat and Prompt Engineering
- Copilot Chat and Prompt Engineering in Practice
- GitHub CLI and Copilot
- GitHub CLI
- GitHub CLI and Copilot
- GitHub CLI and Copilot in Practice
- GitHub.com and Copilot
- GitHub.com and Copilot Chat
- GitHub.com Code Scanning and Copilot auto fixes
- Course Outline
- Course Slides
- Course Content
- Username/Password will be distributed in class
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