Android Development Introduction

Learning Objectives : In this module, The basic architecture of Android platform, download the tools used by any Android application developer will be taught and use them to create your first Android app. You will also learn how to run android application on emulator & on your own device. We will deep dive into Android application lifecycle and understand the working of event listener

Topics : Basics of Android, Android Architecture, Android Studio Setup – Modifying project parameters in Android Studio and Gradle build files, Adding dependencies in Android Studio and Gradle build files,DDMS, Activity Lifecycle, Event Listener

Android Layouts, Widgets and Implementing Event Receivers

Learning Objectives : In this module, you will learn to create a user interface by using the visual tools and the underlying XML. We will deep dive into core of Android layouts and impressive and easy to code android widgets along with Implementing Event Receivers.

Topics : LinearLayout, RelativeLayout – Adding a widget to the user’s home screen and updating active home screen widgets, FrameLayout, TableLayout, WebView, CheckBox , RadioButtons, Spinner, AutoCompleteTextView, CardView, TimePicker, DatePicker Dialog, BroadcastReceivers (System & Custom), LocalBroadcastManager

Activities, Intents, Fragments and Notifications

Learning Objectives : In this module, you will be able to create applications with multiple activities and learn to share information between multiple activities with the help of Intents and fragements. Also you will be able to generate notifications in android.

Topics : Activities – Persisting application state during configuration changes and creating activity hierarchies, Fragments, Explicit and Implicit intents – Navigating between activities using intents, Using NotificationCompact to Show Notifications – UsingPendingIntentto package and send a delayed action, Services for executing background work, UsingJobSchedulerfor syncs and periodic tasks, and Scheduling time sensitive tasks with alarms

Customizing Widgets and Constructing Option Menu

Learning Objectives : In this module you will learn to implement different collections widgets available in android like GridView, ListView and RecyclerView. We will also learn to implement one of the four essential components of Android development, which is Broadcast Receivers. We will also deep divining into Android canvas framework, which lets you draw different shapes on the screen.

Topics : GridView, ListView – Building layouts using XML and Java code and Grouping common UI design elements with styles, RecyclerView – Handling item touch interactions in a RecyclerView, DrawerLayout – Providing alternative resources for device configuration changes, Canvas & Paint – Customizing the application theme, Extending framework UI components to create custom views and validating application layouts properly respond to accessibility events, Constructing Option menus for action bar navigation

Storage, Media and Animations

Learning Objectives : In this module you will learn most important persistent frameworks in Android system, which is SharedPreference, and Android File System. We will learn to implement different types of animations provided by android system to create impressive android applications.

Topics : Internal & External File Storage, haredPreference – Creating settings UI using the preferences framework and reacting to changes in a Shared Preferences instance, MediaPlayer & VideoView, Tween Animation, View Property Animation, FrameAnimation

WebServices

Learning Objectives : In this module, at times you will need to perform tasks that should prevent blocking the user from performing other tasks in the application. Here is when services and broadcast receivers come into play. You will learn the highly acclaimed API of Android framework, which is AsyncTask. We will also learn to implement SOAP Services. You will understand the concept of Retrofit library used for performing these Asynchronous tasks.

Topics : An overview of SAS, Application of SAS, SAS Environment, Interface, Componnents, SAS Libraries, Programs, Data Step, Proc Step, Key Concepts – Data Set, Descriptor, Portion, Data Portion, Observation, Variables etc.

Location and Google Map

Learning Objectives : In this module you will learn android location framework like GoogleMaps and Geocoder, which will help you to integrate location related functionality in your applications. You would also learn to draw markers on the map to show targeted locations to user and also perform animated zooming over the map.

Topics : Fetch Users Current Location, Reverse Geocoding using Geocoder, MapFragment, Showing Current Location on Map, Showing Markers on Map, Exploring different Map Types Animated Zooming using Camera

Database Framework and Third Party Libraries

Learning Objectives : In today’s world what app doesn’t make use of saving and retrieving data? You will be learning most common mechanisms for doing this. You will learn to use android SQLite framework. Also you will see how the data can be saved in database asynchronously. After completing database we will learn how to use few of the most famous and efficient third party libraries in our application like image loading, database implementation while writing minimal code.

Topics : Using SQLiteOpenHelper – Accessing static bundled data in assets (e.g. premade databases, config files), SQLite Data Types, Maping between Table & Widgets using CursorAdapters, Async CursorLoader , Palette for extracting colors from images, Picasso for Image Loading & Caching, ButterKnife for Injecting Views, TimesSquare for showing CalendarView, Cupboard for ORM

Localization, Sensors and Social Media Integration

Learning Objectives : Facebook, DropBox & Google Drive are some of the essential applications which are present on almost all user devices, we will learn to integrate them in our application. We will be learning Single Sign on, uploading files to Google Drive. We will also learn how to target international audience using localization and various sensors available in Android devices like compass, Accelerometer etc.

Topics : Localization, Facebook Integration, Dropbox Integration, Google Drive Integration, Exploring Android Sensors

End-to-End App Development & Publishing

Learning Objectives : In this final lesson, you will learn to use Android Studio much more efficiently; we will create one live application end to end to revise the concepts we learnt earlier. We will be signing the application using our newly generated keystore and then you will learn how to submit an application to Google Play to share with the world.

Topics : Debugging Applications, End to End App Development including writing and executing automated unit tests on the local JVM, writing and executing automated instrumentation tests on an Android device, using the system log output (andlogcattools) to trace code execution, locating an error from the stack trace of an uncaught exception and using Strict Mode to locate and report threading violations and leaks, Using Proguard to obfuscate applications, Generating Signing Keys, Publish the application on Google Play Store (Live Demo), Doubts & QueriesUsing Proguard to obfuscate applications

What are the prerequisites for this course?

You’ll need to know the basics of Java before taking this Android course. The Fundamentals of Java course is provided for free along with this course and will train you in Java fundamentals, giving you a strong foundation in professional Android application development.

What is Android Marshmallow?

Android 6.0 Marshmallow is the latest version of the Android mobile operating system, released in October 2015. This newer version primarily improves the user experience of Lollipop (the previous version of the Android operating system). Some of the new features in Android Marshmallow include:

• New APIs for contextual assistants
• New permissions architecture
• New power management system that reduces background activity when device is not being used
• Native support for fingerprint recognition
• USB Type C connectors

What are the System Requirements?

The following are the system requirements that will enable you to download the Android SDK (Software Development Kit) and Android Studio.

Windows

• 32- or 64-bit versions of Microsoft® Windows® 8, 7, or Vista
• 2 GB RAM minimum, at least 4 GB RAM recommended
• 400 MB hard disk space
• At least 1 GB hard drive space for Android SDK, emulator system images, and caches
• 1280 x 800 minimum screen resolution
• Java Development Kit (JDK) 7
• Optional for accelerated emulator: Intel® processor with support for Intel® VT-x, Intel® EM64T (Intel® 64), and Execute Disable (XD) Bit functionality

What modes of training are available for this course?

You’ll be able to Online Classroom training. With instructor-led online classroom training, you’ll attend the course remotely from your desktop or laptop via video conferencing. This format enables you to attend from anywhere.

Android Training Certification

The entire training course content is in line with the certification program and helps you clear Google’s Associate Android Developer Exam. with ease and get the best jobs in the top MNCs. As part of this training you will be working on real time projects and assignments that have immense implications in the real world industry scenario thus helping you fast track your career effortlessly.

At the end of this training program there will be a exam that helps you score better marks in certification exam.

BSAI Academy Course Completion certification will be awarded on the completion of Project work (on expert review) and upon scoring of at least 85% marks in the quiz.

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  Android Developer,  HTech Solution - USA
  

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