• I. History Behind Android Development
  II. What is Android?
  III. Pre-requisites to learn Android
  IV. Brief Discussion on Java Programming

• I. Overview of Android Stack
  II. Android Features
  III. Introduction to OS layers

• I. Linux Kernel
  II. Libraries
  III. Android Runtime
  IV. Application Framework
  V. Dalvik VM

• I. Configuring Android Stack
  II. Creating Eclipse Environment
  III. Integrating Android with Eclipse IDE
  IV. Exploring Eclipse IDE

• I. Creating Android Project
  II. Debugging Application through DDMS
  III. setting up environment
  IV. AVD Creation
  V. Executing Project on Android Screen

• I. Activities
  II. Services
  III. Broadcast Receivers
  IV. Content Providers

• I. Creating your first project
  II. The manifest file
  III. Layout resource
  IV. Running your app on Emulator

• I. Activities
  II. Views, layouts and Common UI components
  III. Creating UI through code and XML
  IV. Activity lifecycle
  V. Intents
  VI. Communicating data among Activities

• I. Selection components (GridView, ListView, Spinner )
  II. Adapters, Custom Adapters
  III. Complex UI components
  IV. Building UI for performance
  V. Menus
  VI. Creating custom and compound Views

• I. Toast, Custom Toast
  II. Dialogs
  III. Status bar Notifications

• I. Using Java Multithreading classes
  II. AsyncTask
  III. Handler
  IV. Post
  V. Writing an animated game

• I. Creating and Applying simple Style
  II. Inheriting built-in Style and User-defined style
  III. Using Styles as themes

• I. Android Resource
  II. Using resources in XML and code
  III. Localization
  IV. Handling Runtime configuration changes

• I. Role of filters
  II. Intent-matching rules
  III. Filters in your manifest
  IV. Filters in dynamic Broadcast Receivers
  V. Creating Broadcast receiver

• VI. Understanding Broadcast action, category, and data
  VII. Registering Broadcast receiver through the code and through XML
  VIII. Sending Broadcast

• I. Shared Preferences
  II. Android File System
  III. Internal storage
  IV. External storage
  V. SQLite

• a. IntroducingSQLite
  b. SQLiteOpenHelper and creating a database
  c. Opening and closing database
  d. Working with cursors Inserts, updates, and deletes
  VI. Network

• I. Accessing built-in content providers
  II. Content provider MIME types
  III. Searching for content
  IV. Adding, changing, and removing content
  V. Creating content provider
  VI. Working with content files

• I. Overview of services in Android
  II. Implementing a Service
  III. Service lifecycle
  IV. Inter-Process Communication (AIDL Services)

• I. Multimedia Supported audio formats
  II. Simple media playback
  III. Supported video formats
  IV. Simple video playback

• I. Using Location-Based Services
  II. Finding a current location and listening for changes in location
  III. Proximity alerts
  IV. Working with Google Maps
  i. Showing google map in an Activity
  ii. Map Overlays
  iii. Itemized overlays
  iv. Geocoder
  v. Displaying route on a map

• I. Consuming web services
  II. Receiving HTTP Response (XML, JSON )
  III. Parsing JSON and XML
  IV. Using WebView

• I. How Sensors work
  II. Using Orientation and Accelerometer sensors
  III. Best practices for performance

• I. Monitoring and managing Internet connectivity
  II. Managing active connections
  III. Managing WiFi networks

• I. Making calls
  II. Monitoring data connectivity and activity
  III. Accessing phone properties and status
  IV. Controlling the phone
  V. Sending messages

• I. Taking pictures
  II. Media Recorder
  III. Rendering previews

• I. Controlling local Bluetooth device
  II. Discovering and bonding with Bluetooth devices
  III. Managing Bluetooth connections
  IV. Communicating with Bluetooth

• I. Android Application Deployment on a device with Linux and Windows
  II. Android Application Deployment on Android Market

Course Info

This course is specially planned for those students who are new to programming, and want to learn how to build advance level Android applications. There are no prerequisite or any programming experience to start this course. If you’re a user of any smartphone and well aware of mobile applications like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn then you’re our perfect target student! What you’ll learn • Learn different skills to plan, design and pattern 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