Android

Android[App Development] – 120 days

Android is a mobile operating system based on a modified version of the Linux kernel and other open source software, designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Android is developed by a consortium of developers known as the Open Handset Alliance and commercially sponsored by Google. It was unveiled in 2007, with the first commercial Android device launched in September 2008.

Category:

Description

Contents

Introduction to Android

  • What is Android?
  • Setting up development
    environment
  • Dalvik Virtual Machine &
    .apk file extension
  • Fundamentals:
    Basic Building blocks –
    Activities, Services, Broadcast Receivers & Content providers
    UI Components – Views & notifications
    Components for communication -Intents & Intent Filters
  • Android API levels (versions & version names)

Application Structure (in detail)

  • AndroidManifest.xml
  • uses-permission & uses-sdk
  • Resources & R.java
  • Assets
  • Layouts
  • [dip, dp, sip, sp] versus px

Preferences

  • SharedPreferences
  • Preferences from xml
  • Examples

Menu

  • Option menu
  • Context menu
  • Sub menu
  • menu from xml
  • menu via code

Intents (in detail)

  • Explicit Intents
  • Implicit intents

UI design

  • Time and Date
  • Images and media
  • Composite
  • AlertDialogs & Toast
  • Popup

Linkify

  • Web URLs, Email address,
    text, map address, phone
    numbers
  • MatchFilter &
    TransformFilter

Adapters and Widgtes

  • Adapters:-
    ArrayAdapters
    BaseAdapters
    ListView and ListActivity
    Custom listview
    GridView using adapters
    Gallery using adapters
  • Notifications
    Broadcast Receivers
    Services and notifications
    Toast
    Alarms
  • Custom components
    Custom Tabs
    Custom animated popup panels
  • Layouts & Drawable
    Resources
  • Activities and Activity
    lifecycle

Emulator-Android Virtual Device

  • Launching emulator
  • Editing emulator settings
  • Emulator shortcuts
  • Logcat usage
  • Introduction to DDMS
  • Second App:- (switching
    between activities)
  • Develop an app for
    demonstrating the
    communication between
    Intents

Basic UI design

  • Form widgets
  • Text Fields

Styles & Themes

  • styles.xml
  • drawable resources for
    shapes, gradients
    (selectors)
  • style attribute in layout file
  • Applying themes via code and manifest file

Content Providers

  • SQLite Programming
  • SQLiteOpenHelper
  • SQLiteDatabse
  • Cursor
  • CRUD operations

Exit Profile

After Completion of the Android Course From GCE, You can start your working as a Mobile Application Developer, App Developer, Java Developer, Android Developer. Good Luck.

Android[App Development] – 120 days

Related products