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The Complete Android Developer Courses - Beginner To Advanced


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Summary

Price
£149 inc VAT
Or £49.67/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Online
Course format What's this?
Video
Duration
24 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
Lifetime access
Qualification
No formal qualification
Additional info
  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price

Overview

Software Backgrounder:

Android is worlds number one platform for Mobile Phones and Smart Phones and even Tablets. Around 70% of all applications that get developed in the world gets developed for Android Operating system. Android OS has been developed and distributed by Google since 2007. In the present day, the Android OS crossed the boundaries of Smart Phones and has entered the world of Television, Automotive, and even Wearable Gadgets.

Applications and Usage:

Android is a Smart Phone OS developed from the Linux family of OS and boasts of Touch Screen features where users can directly interact with the software by doing swipes and movements of the fingers over the screen and interact with the system.

Software Architecture and System Requirements:

Android’s user interface is based on Direct Manipulation with finger movements over the screen like swipe, squeeze, and tapping. It also has an inbuilt virtual keyboard which can be typed on by pressing the screen over the virtual screen. Android supports physical keyboards which can be connected via USB or Bluetooth. Some other important features and technologies that Android boasts of are Accelerometers, Gyroscopes, and Proximity Sensors.

Description

Android Developer Courses Description

This comprehensive Android Developer courses online on the Android platform has over 30 hours of HD Video Lectures where you will be trained with Android concepts from the scratch. This comprehensive course has been divided into 49 sections and 163 Sub Modules. This course has over 10,000 students

The Sections are:

Section 1: Introduction
Section 3: Android Application Architecture and Developer Tools
Section 4: Android Fundamentals and Components
Section 5: Tags
Section 6: Layout of Android
Section 7: User Interface Input Controls – Buttons
Section 8: Android Activity Lifecycle
Section 9: Android Start New Activity
Section 10: Interacting with other Apps
Section 11: Implementation of Broadcast Receivers
Section 12: Android SDK tools
Section 13: CallLog
Section 14: SMS Examples
Section 15: Screen Orientation Example
Section 16: Shared Pref Examples
Section 17: Installed App List
Section 18: Alarm Manager
Section 19: Clock Example
Section 20: Handling Multiple Screens
Section 21: Distribute and Monetize
Section 22: Implementation to play a video file in android
Section 23: Implementation to Camera Capture & Save on SD card
Section 24: Implementation of ADDING VIEW Elements Dynamically
Section 25: SWIPE VIEW Design And SWIPE VIEW Tab
Section 26: Creating APP WIDGET
Section 27: Best practices for Background Jobs
Section 28: Best Practices for App Performance
Section 29: GCM Process for Web & Client Application
Section 31: Building Various Animation XML files
Section 32: Code to Display Google Maps on Android Application
Section 33: Android Location Service Example
Section 34: Building Apps with Cloud & Connectivity
Section 35: Localization Example in Android Applications
Section 36: Implementation of ListView & Adapters
Section 37: Applying Menus in an Application
Section 38: Understanding AsyncTask in Android
Section 39: Searching with Search Manager
Section 40: Dealing with Threads
Section 41: Alerting Users via Notifications
Section 42:Using Bluetooth in Android
Section 43: Understanding NDK in Android
Section 44: Understanding Support Libraries in Android
Section 45: Google Play Distribution API
Section 46: Launch Checklist

What are the requirements/pre-requisites?

To undertake this Android Developer courses it’s advisable to have a basic idea of Java programmingand Java or any other similar computer programming language. This is an advanced Android Developer course for Software developers who want create Applications for the Android platform.

Target Audience for this Android Developer Training

This is advanced Android Developer courses for computer programmers and IT professionals and IT students who are interested to learn and study the Android platform in detail.

Android Developer Courses FAQs – General Questions

  1. I am very new to this course so will it be difficult to learn it?

The course has been designed in such a way that complete noob to the Android platform can get a basic understanding of the platform and how to develop Apps for it.

  1. What career can I build after learning this course?

Android is the leading software when it comes to Operating Systems for Mobile Phones and Tablets and worldwide an ecosystem has grown up around it. Thousands of companies are developing various Applications for the Android platform from gaming to utility services and entertainments services.

  1. Where can the concepts I learned in this training be applied?

The concepts that you will learn in this Android Developer courses can be used throughout your professional career. Android is the leading Smart Phone Operating system in the world and it’s going to stay that way for some time as its backed by Google so a comprehensive knowledge about the Android Operating system will be useful for the next one decade as long as you are upgrading your knowledge base along with the Android platforms.

  1. What is OOPs Concept?

OOPs is the Acronym for Object-Oriented Programming. Its main features are Inheritance, Encapsulation, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Aggression, Composition and Association. OOPs, Concepts follow a programme of agnostic logic.

  1. What is Android SDK

Android SDK is the acronym for Android Software Development Kit. It is a software suite for the creation of Java-based Applications for Android mobile phones. This software suite consists of many software development tools like Debugger, Libraries, and Emulator. Android SDK can run on Windows, Mac OSx, and Linux.

  1. What is Dalvik?

Dalvik was the Process Virtual Machine that was used for executing and running Apps in Android till version 4.4, Android KitKat. In short, it helps programmers to run java based programmes in Android.

  1. What is ART

ART stands for Android Run Time which is a Process Virtual Machine and a successor to Dalvik from Version 4.4 of Android KitKat. Like Dalvik, it helps programmers to run Java-based Apps in Android.

  1. What is a Java Virtual Machine?

Java Virtual Machine or JVM is a Process Virtual Machine like Dalvik and ART, but it’s a proprietary software developed by Oracle. The main purpose of JVM is to help in the running of Java-based software and applications. The three main features of JVM are Specification, Implementation, and Instance.

  1. What is Open JDK

Open JDK (Open Java Development Kit) is an Open Source alternative to the proprietary Java Platform, which was developed and launched by Sun Microsystems. Future Android versions will be using Open JDK.

  1. What is Open Handset Alliance

Open Handset Alliance is a consortium of world’s leading mobile technology companies whose core mission is to develop Android-based mobile phones and develop standards and practices for the same. Companies like Google, HTC, Sony, Dell, Intel, Motorola are part of this alliance.

  1. What is Android Auto

Android Auto is a projection system which when integrated with any digital dashboard of any automobile can pull information from the internet and display it on the user’s dashboard screen. Information can be from Google Maps to Wikipedia. It uses Google Now features and uses the users smartphone to connect to the Internet

  1. What is Android Wear

Android Wear is a Smart Watch and other similar Wearable devices which pulls information from the internet and displays on the device screen. These devices are mostly running Google Now. Many Android wearable devices are voice activated and can do voice searches and take voice commands.

  1. What is Android TV

Android TV is a Smart TV and a successor to Google TV which uses the Android 5 as its Operating System. It makes possible to browse the Internet and pull and push video content from and to the web. Users can browse Youtube and similar sites in full-screen television and watch HD videos.

  1. What is Google Now

Google Now is a Voice Activated personal assistant for smartphones. It can pull information from the internet and read it out to the person who asked the question. It can also store various memos and reminders of the users and predicts user habits and suggest things with help of artificial intelligence

  1. What is Google Play Store

Google Play Store is the market for Android Mobile Phone Applications where Application Developers can register their Mobile Phone Applications and make them available for download to Mobile Phone customers around the world.

  1. Which are the Leading Mobile App Marketplaces in the world?

The leading Mobile Phone Application Marketplaces are Google Play, Amazon App Marketplace, 1Mobile Marketplace, Windows Store, iPhone App Store.

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Is the course downloadable to study offline?

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