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Course Outline:
Android Java Development - Basic to Intermediate
“Journey to the Android World”
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Week 1->
1. Introduction to Android Development
• Brief history of Android: Overview of Android's inception, acquisition by Google, and its evolution.
• Android ecosystem: Overview of the devices, versions, and market presence.
• Android Studio: An introduction to the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android app development.
2. Setting up the Development Environment
• Installing Android Studio: Step-by-step process to get Android Studio up and running.
• Android SDK and AVD Manager: Tools within Android Studio for managing platform versions and emulators.
• Android Virtual Device (emulator): Creating and using a virtual Android device on your computer.
3. Basics of an Android App
• Project structure: Introduction to the folders, files, and the purpose of each in an Android project.
• Manifest file: Overview of the file that contains essential app metadata.
• App lifecycle: Understanding how an app starts, runs, and stops.
4. Your First Android App
• Creating a new project: Setting up your first app.
• UI Design using activity_main.xml: Introduction to XML-based layout design.
• Implementing logic in MainActivity.java: Writing Java code to make your app functional.
• Running the app: Deploying your app on an emulator or a real device.
Week 2 ->
5. UI Elements and Layouts
• Views and ViewGroups: Basic UI building blocks.
• Common UI elements: Overview of Button, TextView, and EditText.
• Basic Layouts: How to structure UI elements using LinearLayout and RelativeLayout.
Assignment No: 1
Week3 ->
6. Intents and Activities
• Understanding Intents: Mechanism for communication between app components.
• Starting a new Activity: How to transition between app screens.
• Passing data between Activities: Sending and receiving data when switching screens.
Assignment No: 2
Week 4 ->
7. Data Storage
• Shared Preferences: Key-value storage for lightweight data.
• Basics of SQLite databases: Introduction to storing structured data on the device. Creating basic SQLite Database. Basic CRUD operation.
Assignment No: 3
Week 5 ->
8. Basic User Input and Interaction
• Handling button clicks: Responding to user actions.
• Gathering input from EditText: Accepting text input from users.
• Toast messages: Displaying short, transient messages.
Assignment No: 4
Week 6 ->
9. Networking
• Basics of networking in Android: Connecting to the internet and accessing data.
• Fetching data from the web: How to download and process web data.
Assignment No: 5
Week 7 -> max 3 videos
10. Introduction to Multimedia
• Playing audio and video: Incorporating media playback in apps.
• Displaying images with ImageView: Showcasing graphics and photos.
Assignment No: 6
Week 8 ->
11. Testing and Debugging
• Basic debugging in Android Studio: Identifying and resolving errors.
• Android Log system: Recording and viewing app logs for diagnostics.
Assignment No: 7
12. Magic Moments**(With Our CEO)
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