GH-300: GitHub Copilot

GH-300: GitHub Copilot 

The GitHub Copilot Certification (GH?300) is an intermediate?level credential offered through GitHub in partnership with Microsoft. It validates your proficiency in using GitHub Copilot as an AI-powered coding assistant across different development scenarios. The certificate is valid for two years.

Who should take the exam?

The GH-300: GitHub Copilot Exam is ideal for developers, DevOps professionals, team leads, or project managers who already use GitHub and want to level up their AI-assisted workflows.

Skills Required 

To take this exam confidently, you should already:

• Be familiar with GitHub basics, such as repos, pull requests, and workflows
• Have hands?on experience using GitHub Copilot in your IDE or CLI
• Understand different Copilot subscription plans, how to configure exclusions, and manage policies
• Be comfortable crafting effective prompts and interpreting AI?generated code
• Know how to spot and resolve biases or inaccuracies in AI code suggestions
• Understand privacy controls, content exclusion rules, and how they affect AI outputs

Course Outline

The GH-300: GitHub Copilot Exam covers the following topic -

• Module 1: Understand Responsible AI (7%)
• Module 2:Understand GitHub Copilot plans and features (31%)
• Module 3: Understand How GitHub Copilot works and handles data (15%)
• Module 4: Understand Prompt Crafting and Prompt Engineering (9%)
• Module 5: Understand Developer use cases for AI (14%)
• Module 6: Understand Testing with GitHub Copilot (9%)
• Module 7: Understand Privacy fundamentals and context exclusions (15%)