Android Development Course covers everything you need to become a Android development Expert! The #1 Android development Course that comes along with 100% Job Guarantee Starts New Batches ------------------------------------------------------ Android Development (Weekday Batch) Batch Code - ADC/CC/JUN/16-01 Batch Starts - 6th June 16 Enrollments - 5 Early Bird Offer - 23rd May 16 * Last Date of Registrations - 2nd June 16 Do Registration Here ------------------------------------------------------

Topics Covered

Android What is Android Android Development Tools Security and permissions Installation of Android Studio Using Eclipse for Android development Using Android Virtual Devices or real devices for testing Getting started with Android Studio Parts of an Android application Android application components overview Base user interface components in Android The Android manifest Resources Layout resource files Views Layout Manager and ViewGroups Use layouts and view interaction Using Resources Assets Using resources in XML files and in code Using ScrollView Deployment What is Android The Android operating system Task Android platform components Google Play Android Development Tools Android SDK Android debug bridge (adb) Gradle and the Android plug-in for Gradle Android Developer Tools and Android Studio Android RunTime (ART) How to develop Android applications Conversion process from source code to Android application Security and permissions Security concept in Android Permission concept in Android Installation of Android Studio System requirements Requirements for using Linux Download Android Studio Installation of Android Studio Configuration Android SDK Manager Using the Android SDK manager Open the Android SDK manager in Android Studio Install selected Android version or library Install support library Using Eclipse for Android development Using Android Virtual Devices or real devices for testing Android emulator and Android Virtual Device Debug certificate and expire date Android device emulator shortcuts Google vs. Android AVD Speed optimization with GPU rendering Speed optimization with the Intel system image Alternative emulator Using a real Android device for testing Getting started with Android Studio Create a new Android project Review the generated project Create a virtual device (AVD) Start your virtual device Start the application on your virtual device Parts of an Android application Android application Android software components Context Android application components overview BroadcastReceiver Service ContentProvider Base user interface components in Android Fragments Views and layout manager Device configuration specific layouts Home screen and lock screen widgets Live Wallpapers The Android manifest Configuration of your Android application Declaring components in the manifest file Permissions Android manifest example Version and package Application and components Minimum and target SDK Required device configuration Installation location More info Resources Resource files Example: Defining strings, string arrays, colors and dimensions Resource qualifiers Resource IDs and R.java Good practices for resources IDs System resources Layout resource files XML layout files Defining IDs Good practice: Predefined IDs via a separate file Performance considerations with layouts Views View class Layout Manager and ViewGroups What is a layout manager? Important layout managers Layout attributes FrameLayout LinearLayout RelativeLayout GridLayout ScrollView Use layouts and view interaction Review generated layout file Adjust views Validate layout Implement button behavior in your activity Validate button interaction Display text from your EditText field Validate popup message Using Resources References to resources in code Accessing views from the layout in an activity Reference to resources in XML files Reference to Android system resources in XML files Assets What are assets? Accessing assets Using resources in XML files and in code Add images to your project Add views to your project Assign image to your image view Replace images via button click Validating Using ScrollView Deployment Overview Defining software and hardware requirements for the application Signing your application for the release Export your application via Android Studio Export your application via the Eclipse IDE Via external sources Google Play (Market)

Who should attend

Anyone

Pre-requisites

good knowledge of java

What you need to bring

Passion for learining IT Skills, Basic computer skills"""

Key Takeaways

One of the most important reasons a student joins a course, is to add value to his career and get a job. And that is exactly what we achieve here at Continued Learning. We ensure that the student is well trained and that he gets a job! And when it comes to Android Development - Once you have done our Android Development course you will have a plethora of demand in the market.