android mobile development course

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Building Mobile applications with

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Profile : RMS Software Technologies

•  About us : ◦  Leading provider of Software solutions, System integration Services and

Professional Training ◦  Based in San Jose, CA & Mumbai, India started in 2012.

• Professional Courses : ◦  Expert Training team of 10 people who provide training in various leading

technologies like iPhone iOS, Android, Java, Big Data Hadoop, QA & Agile Scrum Methodologies.

◦  Team of developers using AngularJS at the client projects. ◦  Focused on Interns and engineers looking to learn new exciting technologies.

• Track Record: ◦  We work with emerging technologies to create mobile applications, rich-client desktop

software, and large-scale systems (CRM, ERP). ◦  We create high quality solutions for hard problems, to help our customers thrive ◦  We can share this expertise with you developers, in the form of workshop style, hands-on

training classes.


Course : Prerequisites and Equipment

•  Prerequisites : ◦  Students should have significant experience with Java and done some

Java development in the past. No past experience of mobile development is expected for attending the course.

• Equipment : ◦  Please use - Laptop (Windows, Linux, or Mac). ◦  Chrome (web browser). ◦  Android SDK installed in Eclipse. ◦  Text editor or Java-capable IDE like Eclipse.


Training Agenda

Training Schedule & Agenda

Week 1 : Overview of Android™ Platform & Technology

Week 2 : Android User Interface

Week 3 : Handling Multiple Activities

Week 4 : Action Bars Content Providers

Week 5 : Working with Databases on Android Services & Receivers

Advanced UI Location Exercise & Assignments We believe this curriculum covers the basics well, and positions students to use Android effectively and efficiently.


Week 1 : Overview of Android Platform & Technology

• Setting up Development Environment & Tools, including Eclipse IDE

• Creating your First Android™ Application

• Running and Debugging your code

• Android™ developer tools

• Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

•  Logcat

• Exercise & Assignments


Week 1 : Android User Interface

• Create User Interface using XML or Inbuilt Layout Screen

• Views, View Hierarchy, Layout, Widgets

• UI Events

• Menus

• Styles and theme

• Exercise and Assignement


Week 2: Handling Multiple Activities

• Creating an Activity

•  Implementing a user interface

• Declaring the activity in the manifest

• Starting an Activity

• Starting an Activity for a Result

• Managing the Activity Lifecycle

•  Implementing the lifecycle callbacks

• Saving activity state

• Handling configuration changes, Coordinating activities, Intent Filters


Week 3: Action Bars

• Adding the Action Bar

• Removing the action bar

• Adding Action Items

• Handling clicks on action items

• Navigating Up with the App Icon

• Adding an Action View

• Adding an Action Provider

• Styling the Action Bar


Week 4: Content Providers

• Content Provider Basics

• The data model, URIs

• Querying a Content Provider

• Making the query

• What a query returns

• Reading retrieved data

• Modifying Data Adding records Adding new values

• Batch updating records Deleting a record

• Content URI Summary


Week 5: Working with Databases on Android

• SQLite on Android™ SQL Basics Database Connectivity

• Data Binding Using ContentProvider Implementing ContentProvider


• Services & Receivers

• Overview Starting and Stopping Service Working with Bound Service

• Running a Service in the Foreground Service Lifecycle

• What is Broadcast Receiver Lifecycle of a broadcast receiver System broadcasts

• Automatically starting Services from a Receivers


Week 6: Advanced UI

• Working with Lists Working with Adapters Various Adapter Types

• Custom Adapters Listeners associated with advanced UI

• Location

• Obtaining User Location Challenges in Determining User Location

• Requesting Location Updates Requesting User Permissions

• Defining a Model for the Best Performance Common application cases Tagging user-created content with a location


• Helping the user decide on where to go

• Providing Mock Location Data


• Publishing Applications

• Android™ Market

• Signing applications and publishing


Foundation for tomorrow

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