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Course Outline
Introduction to GitHub Copilot for Government
- Overview of AI pair programming capabilities for government use
- Capabilities and limitations of GitHub Copilot in a public sector context
- The Copilot ecosystem: IDEs, CLI, PRs, and Chat, tailored for government workflows
Getting Started with GitHub Copilot for Government
- Installing and configuring GitHub Copilot in VS Code, JetBrains, and Neovim for government systems
- Authenticating with GitHub and managing subscriptions to ensure compliance with government standards
- Exploring Copilot settings and preferences to align with public sector requirements
Using GitHub Copilot Effectively for Government
- Generating code completions, functions, and boilerplate to enhance government project development
- Working with multi-line and contextual suggestions to improve efficiency in government coding tasks
- Customizing and refining Copilot output to meet specific government needs
- Writing comments and documentation with Copilot to ensure clarity and compliance for government projects
Copilot Chat and Collaboration Features for Government
- Using Copilot Chat for API exploration and refactoring in government applications
- Debugging and troubleshooting with Copilot Chat to support government IT projects
- Utilizing Copilot in Pull Requests for suggestions and code reviews to enhance government software quality
Advanced Workflows with GitHub Copilot for Government
- Integrating Copilot into CLI workflows for streamlined government development processes
- Leveraging Copilot with test-driven development to ensure robust and secure government software
- Pairing Copilot with frameworks and libraries to support complex government projects
Responsible and Secure Usage of GitHub Copilot for Government
- Understanding licensing, privacy, and intellectual property considerations specific to government use
- Mitigating risks of insecure or biased code in government applications
- Best practices for enterprise and team adoption of Copilot within government organizations
Best Practices and Case Studies for Government
- Maximizing productivity with Copilot in day-to-day government development activities
- Real-world examples of Copilot usage across languages in government projects
- Lessons learned and success stories from teams using Copilot in the public sector
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Proficiency in at least one programming language (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Java, C#) is required.
- Experience with an integrated development environment (IDE) or code editor, such as VS Code or JetBrains, is necessary.
- A foundational understanding of Git and GitHub workflows is advantageous.
Audience for Government
- Developers
- Programmers
- Software Engineers
14 Hours
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