Version Control Systems Training in North Dakota

Online or onsite, instructor-led live Version Control Systems training courses demonstrate through interactive hands-on practice the fundamentals and advanced topics of Version Control Systems.

Version Control Systems training is available as "online live training" or "onsite live training". Online live training (aka "remote live training") is carried out by way of an interactive, remote desktop. Onsite live Version Control Systems training can be carried out locally on customer premises in North Dakota or in NobleProg corporate training centers in North Dakota.

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NobleProg Training Place, City Bismarck, ND - Juniper Workantile

122 North 4th St., Bismarck, United States, 58501

The venue is located in historic downtown Bismarck at 122 North 4th Street, easily accessible by car via I‑94 or US‑83 with street and nearby garage parking available. From Bismarck Municipal Airport (BIS), take Highway 83 South into town—a taxi or rideshare typically takes about 10 minutes. Public transit users can take Bis‑Man Transit bus routes stopping within a block on 4th Street, followed by a short walk to the venue.

NobleProg Training Place, City Fargo, ND - Regus - Brandt Office Park

3523 45th Street South, Suite 100, Fargo, United States, 58104

The venue is located just off I‑29 in Fargo’s well-connected Brandt Office Park, easily accessible by car via exit 65 on I‑29; free on-site parking is available for all attendees. From Hector International Airport (FAR), take I‑29 South, exit at 45th Street, and drive approximately 5 minutes—taxi or rideshare options are plentiful. Public transit is also convenient with local MATBUS routes stopping near 45th Street South, followed by a short walk into the business park.

NobleProg Training Place, City Fargo, ND - Railyard Offices

1630 1st Avenue North, Suite B, Fargo, United States,  58102

The venue is situated in the midst of downtown Fargo at 1630 1st Avenue North, conveniently accessible by car via I‑94 or I‑29 with exits onto 1st Avenue North; public parking is available nearby. From Hector International Airport, take I‑94 East to exit toward downtown, then follow signs to 1st Avenue North—approximately a 15‑minute taxi or rideshare ride. Public transit riders can use MATBUS routes that stop within walking distance, and the venue is located in a pedestrian-friendly area.

Subcategories (3)

7 Hours

Subversion for Advanced Users

14 Hours

Subversion for Users

7 Hours

Last Updated: 2025-06-10

Testimonials (10)

Easy going trainer, very knowledgeable and approachable.

Piotr Kowalski - EduBroker Sp. zo.o.

Course - Git and GitHub Fundamentals

Trainer made an excellent job answering questions and being helpful.

Yuri Prado - Valeo Thermal Commercial Vehicles Germany GmbH

Course - Subversion for Administrators

Outstanding trainer with a lot of hands-on experience, unlike traditional academic trainers.

Izzeddin Alkhayyat - The Group Securities; The Group Securities

Course - Gitlab and Gitlab CI

Sample and practical usage

stephen mohandass - E2Power Sdn Bhd (a subsidiary of OCBC Group)

Course - Bitbucket

I liked the reactivity of Ahmed to each issue / question we raised and his ability to give clear answers to all of them, while providing further insight to other related issues we even may haven't thought of.

Jose Perez - Fraunhofer IOSB

Course - Kubernetes and Gitlab

Łukasz has detailed knowledge of the subject and was willing and able to take questions at any point in the course. His enthusiasm to impart as much knowledge on the subject as possible at an appropriate pace was very refreshing.

Shaun Allen - Boldon James

Course - Git for Users

I generally was benefit from the humor and rapport with trainer.

Stuart Read

Course - Comprehensive Git

I really was benefit from the good expertise.

Filip Tkacz

Course - Git for Victims of Subversion

I was benefit from reviving old files from previous revisions.

quentin yeung

Course - Subversion for Advanced Users

It brought me a better understanding of the roles of trunk, branches, and tags, and of the way SVN can help us keep clean development paths along different axes.

Patrick Muls

Course - Subversion for Users