CVS and Subversion training courses
CVS (the Concurrent Versions System) is a source-code control system, which originally derives from the simpler RCS (Revision Control System) and is similar in spirit to SCCS and Visual Sourcesafe.
Subversion is a newer version control sytem which was inspired by CVS but intended as an improvement.
Source code control is important for teams of programmers working together on a project. It makes collaboration easier by allowing different programmers to work on the same source tree and check-in their changes once they are working.
Courses offered in this topic are as indicated (
Open Public Course 
Closed In-House Course)
- CVS — a 1 or 2-day course
- CVS Hook Script Implementation — a 1-day course
- Subversion for Users — a 1-day course
- Subversion for Administrators — A 1-day course
- Subversion Hook Script Implementation — a 2-day course
- Trac for Users — a 1-day course
- Trac for Administrators — a 2-day course
Publicly scheduled dates, locations, and prices
A schedule of dates for this subject is not currently available. Please call 0800 651 0338 or use our contact form to enquire about places and availability.
