GitHub Foundations
Unlimited GitHub Foundations practice exam retakes, each drawn fresh from a question pool weighted by the official exam domains — covering GitHub features, repository management, collaboration, GitHub workflows, and GitHub administration.
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- A 165-question pool — every attempt draws 60 fresh questions weighted by the official exam domains
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Exam domains
Every attempt draws questions in these official proportions. Open a domain to see the subtopics it covers.
Introduction to Git and GitHub38%
- Describe the purpose and benefits of version control
- Explain the difference between Git and GitHub
- Identify key Git concepts such as repositories, commits and branches
- Describe GitHub accounts, organizations and enterprise options
- Explain the GitHub Flow for collaboration
- Identify uses of Markdown in issues and pull requests
- Recognize when to use GitHub Desktop and GitHub Mobile
- Secure accounts with two-factor authentication (2FA) and passkeys
Working with GitHub Repositories17%
- Describe repository structure and key files (README, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING, CODEOWNERS)
- Create, organize and maintain repositories using templates and branches
- Add and manage files within a repository
- Describe repository insights, stars, metrics dashboards and dependency insights
- Recognize best practices for repository maintenance and collaboration
- Describe repository privacy options, visibility settings and branch protection rules
- Identify access permissions and roles for repositories and organizations
- Manage organization settings, teams and roles
Collaboration Features17%
- Use issues, pull requests and discussions for collaboration
- Link pull requests to issues and manage templates, filters and assignments
- Configure notifications for workflow management
- Use Gists, Wikis and GitHub Pages to document and share information
- Describe GitHub Projects and layout options
- Configure projects, labels, milestones and workflows
- Use saved replies and assignees to streamline communication
- Use project insights to track progress and productivity
GitHub Ecosystem and AI Tools28%
- Describe the purpose and capabilities of GitHub Actions
- Identify how GitHub Copilot assists with AI-powered code suggestions and agents
- Explain the differences between Copilot Individual, Business and Enterprise
- Describe GitHub Codespaces and how to set up and customize dev containers
- Explain when to use the github.dev editor and how it differs from Codespaces
- Explain Enterprise Managed Users and organization-wide Copilot policy management
- Describe the benefits of open source, GitHub Sponsors and the GitHub Marketplace
- Explain how InnerSource applies open-source principles within organizations
References
- Official exam page:learn.microsoft.com
- Official study guide:learn.microsoft.com
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