You need to have good command of data structures like Stacks, Queues and Lists. Also a basic idea of algorithms like sorting, searching, string manupulations. Also it is imperative to have good concepts of Object Oriented Programming
Android App Development Online
Using Java and Kotlin
Overview
There are close to 2 billion Android powered devices as of 2016, and for more than 200 million Indians, Android is the primary platform of consumption of content. From social and communication apps like Whatsapp, Instagram and Snapchat to utilities like Uber, Swiggy and Paytm - Android is the platform that enables companies to cater to their users 24x7.
Our Android App Development course takes you on a comprehensive journey on the Android Studio that starts from building the UI, to connecting to network services and launching your product on the Google Play Store. The fact that all products have to launch on both web and mobile these days, means you'll be in demand in most products companies the day you graduate from our Android App Development Course.
More than 100 recorded videos and 4 live webinars, along with 24x7 doubt clearing support. Course Starting June 15
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UI Design
An app with great functionality must be complemented by top notch User Experience and a neat User Interface. We teach building both common and upcoming UI/UX patterns.
Firebase & Push Notifications
Firebase is Google's service that provides a realtime database and push notifications, so that you can send information to the user even when he is not using your app
Hardware Sensors
Sensors help us build context-aware apps. You'll learn how to use GPS location, orientation, speed sensors, and perform actions on events like flip and shake
Network & Databases
Most apps are connected in nature. You'll learn how to connected your apps to a backend to create an ecosystem of users and their data
Course Contents
Activities and UI
Lectures 1-2
The basic building blocks of an Android app – ‘the Activity’. Learn to make beautifully designed apps, with all kinds of screen sizes and all types of layouts. Learn how to build ‘ListViews’ for showing lists of data, in form of beautiful cards.the common Android design patterns like Navigation Drawer, Action Bar, Floating Action buttons all Material Design Concepts
- Object Oriented Programming Concepts in Java
- Getting Started with Android App Development Tools
- Activities and Basic UI Building
- Intents
Advanced UI Patterns
Lectures 3-5
Common Android UI Patters that are required to build most Android Apps. ListViews to show array of data. NavigationDrawers to provide in-app navigation and fragments to modularise views
- Adapters, ListViews and RecyclerViews
- Fragments, ViewPagers and Navigation Drawer
Background and Services
Lecture: 6-8
Not everything happens on the screen, so we will also learn how to create services that run in the background. AsyncTasks use multi-threading to run parallel operations on separate thread so the user doesn’t notice any work being done, and the app remains ever responsive.
- Services
- Permission Management
Data Storage
Lecture 7-8
The course will cover all three ways of local data storage available in Android.
- Menus and Preferences
- Shared Preferences
- Files
- SQLite Databases
Network
Lecture 9-14
A mobile app is nothing without connectivity. Learn to add network connectivity and integrate your app with remote servers. Also we will cover how to use backend services like Firebase to create real-time databases and push notifications to create chat based applications.
- Network and Data Fetching
- BroadcastReceivers
- Hardware Sensors
- Animations and Graphics
- Alarms and AlarmManager
- ContentProviders
3rd Party Libs
Lectures 15-18
Learn to integrate the most commonly used libraries that are used to make powerful and interactive apps like
- Google Maps
- Retrofit for REST APIs
- Picasso and Glide for showing images
Mentors
Arnav Gupta
Founding MemberArnav Gupta
Founding MemberArnav Gupta, also popular as @ChampionSwimmer, is an acclaimed Android developer and two timer GSoC-er. He has presented at large conferences like JSFOO, DroidCon, FOSSASIA and OSDConf. He has also worked with Sony, Micromax, Cyanogen and the likes. Arnav has also active contributed int the development of Android OS, Linux Kernel and will also be mentoring students in GSoC’17.
Harshit Dwivedi
MentorHarshit Dwivedi
MentorRenowned for his “awesome” puns and stash of shwags, Harshit is a Google Certified Android Developer. He has been a GSoC participant with FOSSASIA and will also be mentoring students under GSoC 2017. He is an open source enthusiast and is also passionate about Data Science.
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FAQ
(Drop a line at admissions@codingblocks.com if you have further queries)
How much knowledge of Data Structures and Algorithms do I need to take this course?
I have no idea of Java. Can I join ?
That is not a problem, if the aforementioned concpets are clear, and you have coded in some other language like C++ before. We will cover the syntax of Java in the first couple of classes.
Will there by any app development projects ?
Yes, most definitely. No android app development course is complete without projects, and we have a lot of focus on working on live android app development projects and practical topics.
What our students say
Gurleen Kailey
pandora
★ ★ ★ ★ ★Android App Development Course Review:I did my android app development course this summer and no doubt It was great learning there. You get complete insight into the world of android app development. And we were made to implement everything there and then in class, Which works great for you because u cannot procrastinate and your doubts are cleared in the class itself. Which gives you so much time to explore more things on your own.
Karan Balani
pandora
★ ★ ★ ★ ★Android App Development Course Review:Our mentor for Android App Development Course was Harshit Dwivedi aka the-dagger, the way he delivers the concepts is quite simple and leaves an impression in your mind, even difficult and tricky concepts can't stop or reduce his efficiency. The batch I attended was his first batch, now you get an idea to imagine his approach. And yes how can one forget about the “swags”? He has a simple trick to make students involved into codes, he asks to do an extra effort and in return he distributes swags.
Suneet Srivastava
pandora
★ ★ ★ ★ ★Android App Development Course Review:I attended the Pandora Android App Development course at Dwarka center this summer. It was ‘cool’ ,the learning curve increased exponentially. The instructor (the-dagger) explained the concepts beautifully and cleared all the doubts in the class. The environment was also very friendly and you will never feel like you are in a class. The homework and the class exercises were of good level and connected every part of previous and current lecture which in turn made the learning more profitable.
Akanksha Ahuja
Pandora
★ ★ ★ ★ ★Android App Development Course Review:I enrolled into Android App Development Course with extremely talented and technically sound instructors, the course lectures are not only informative but actually help us relate code with its real world applications. You know exactly what is happening and why it's happening. Because what is being taught, is side by side being implemented by you on your laptops.
Dhruv Anand
Pandora
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