Mobile Development - Infoclub Ltd

Mobile Development - Android

There are many frameworks and languages used to create mobile applications. They can be categorized by the platform they support or as cross platform technologies along with the programming languages and libraries used.

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Every year more and more people rely on mobile devices to meet their needs. Where websites used to be the gold-standard, people now rely on mobile apps. The technologies used to create these apps are expanding and improving quickly, so it’s an exciting time to start learning Mobile Development!

Infoclub LTD brings you the latest frameworks and paradigms currently being used by Mobile App Developers all over the world.

MOBILE APP COURSE MODULES

LANGUAGE CHOICE

For the course, JAVA language will be used.

Pre-requisite: Prior programming knowledge is preferred.

INTRODUCTION TO MOBILE APPS & ANDROID

• Why we Need Mobile Apps
• Different Kinds of Mobile Apps
• History Behind Android Development
• Brief Discussion on Java Programming

ANDROID ARCHITECTURE & STACK

• Overview of Android Stack
• Android Features
• Introduction to OS layers
• Libraries
• Android Runtime
• Dalvik VM
• Creating Eclipse Environment
• Install & Configure Android Studio

CREATING FIRST ANDROID APPLICATION

• Creating Android Project
• Debugging Application through DDMS
• Setting up environment, AVD Creation
• Executing Project on Android Screen

ANDROID COMPONENTS

• Activities & Services
• Broadcast Receivers
• Content Providers

BUILDING UI WITH ACTIVITIES

• Activities
• Views, layouts and Common UI components
• Creating UI through code and XML
• Activity lifecycle, Intents
• Communicating data among Activities

ADVANCED UI

• Selection components (GridView, ListView, Spinner)
• Adapters, Custom Adapters
• Complex UI components
• Building UI for performance
• Menus, Creating custom and compound Views

ANDROID COMPONENTS

• Activities & Services
• Broadcast Receivers
• Content Providers

NOTIFICATIONS

• Toast, Custom Toast
• Dialogs, Status bar Notifications

MULTITHREADING

• Using Java Mutithreading classes
• AsyncTask, Handler, Post

ANDROID COMPONENTS

• Activities & Services
• Broadcast Receivers
• Content Providers

STYLES AND THEMES

• Creating and Applying simple Style
• Inheriting built-in Style and User defined style
• Using Styles as themes

INTENT, INTENT FILTERS AND BROADCAST RECEIVERS

• Role of filters, Intent-matching rules
• Filters in your manifest
• Filters in dynamic Broadcast Receivers
• Creating Broadcast receiver

DATA STORAGE

• Android File System, Internal storage
• External storage, SQLite

CONTENT PROVIDERS

• Accessing built in content providers
• Content provider MIME types
• Searching for content
• Working with content files

SERVICES

• Overview of services in Android
• Implementing a Service, Service lifecycle
• Inter Process Communication (AIDL Services)
• Multimedia in Android
• Multimedia Supported audio formats
• Simple media playback
• Simple video playback

LOCATION BASED SERVICES AND GOOGLE MAPS

• Using Location Based Services
• Finding current location
• Proximity alerts
• Working with Google Maps

SENSORS

• How Sensors work
• Using Orientation and Accelerometer sensors
• Best practices for performance

TELEPHONY SERVICES

• Making calls
• Monitoring data connectivity and activity
• Accessing phone properties and status
• Controlling the phone
• Sending messages

CAMERA

• Taking pictures
• Media Recorder
• Rendering previews

COURSE ORGANISATION & TIMING

This course is meant for experienced programmers and a timetable is established only upon prior approval from the authorities

The course is modular. Courses are hands-on(25% theory, 75% practice)

BENEFITS OF THIS COURSE

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One of the top benefits of Python is that it is easy to learn and fun to use. Its syntax, unlike most computer languages, reads like English, so it isn’t as stressful to learn as other programming languages. It was named after Monty Python’s Flying Circus, so you know someone had a sense of humor developing this code and thus made it simple to use.

Not only is Python easy to learn, but also, it’s flexible. Over 125,000 third-party Python libraries exist that enable you to use Python for machine learning, web processing, and even biology. Also, its data-focused libraries like pandas, NumPy, and matplotlib make it very capable of processing, manipulating, and visualizing data — which is why it’s favored in data analysis.

Thanks to the benefits of Python’s and its flexibility, you can find it in just about any industry. New Python programmers aren’t limited to just data science.