Android Mobile Application Development for Beginners

In the current era mobile devices, such as digital assistants and mobile phones cuter for most electronic transactions.
This course is designed for students who are new to programming, and want to learn how to develop Android apps. You’ll learn how to create an Android project with Android Studio and run a debuggable version of the app. You'll also learn some Android architecture and the key principles underlying its design. You will gain an understanding of the processes that are involved in an Android developed application and you will become familiar with Android development tools and user interface.
After a successful completion of this course, one should be able to:
- Identify different techniques to plan, design and prototype your mobile apps before writing any code
- Thoroughly understand the App life cycle and its main components
- Create a graphical user interface (GUI)
- Implement a custom application theme
- Define a Recycler View item list
- Implement menu-based or drawer navigation
- Integrate code from an external support library
- Schedule a time-sensitive task using alarms
- Schedule a background task using Job Scheduler
- Designing and building a functional Android application
- Debugging Android applications using different tools and plugins
- Setting up and understanding your Android Development Environment
- Register and publishing on Play Store
Who this course is for:
· This course is for people who have some programming experience and have curiosity and passion about the world of Android development. This course is not for people who have never programmed on Java before; to take this course you need to be fluent in Java (notice that we said fluent, not expert).
Meet Android Studio
- Android Studio Installation
- Instal JDK
- Install Android Studio (Windows)
- Android Studio Tour
- Android Emulator
- AVD in Android Studio
- Hardware Device
- Hello World Tutorial
- Creating my first APP
Lesson 1
- Android Overview
- Android Basic Blocks
- Basic UI Elements
- Strings.xml & message localization
- Resources and Asset Files
- Gradle Dependencies
- Android Broadcast Intent and Broadcast Receiver
- Debugging
- Working with my App
- Persisting Application State
- Debug Logcat Errors
Lesson 2
- Introduction
- Recyclerview, Adapter & ViewHolder
- Fragments
- Material Design Elements
- Navigation
- Testing with Espresso
- Working with my App
- Adding Views Dynamically
- Building Layouts for screen configuration changes
- Working with Custom Styles & Themes
Lesson 3
- Android Hierarchical Navigation
- Webview
- Custom Views
- Permission system
- AsyncTask, Threading and Handlers
- Using AsyncTask vs. Java Threads (with Handlers)
- Loaders
- AsyncTaskLoader & CursorLoader
- Background Services
- Android Scheduling task
- Working with my App
Lesson 4
- Access Files in Assets
- Access Resources
- Save Data and Files
- SQLite Databases
- Content Providers
- Loaders
- Background Services
Lesson 5
- Widgets
- Notifications
- Getting Ready for Deployment
- Publish on Play Store