Android Development Training

Beyond any doubt, the Google Play Store is the leader in the app market worldwide. Used by more than 5 million organizations across he globe, more than 50 million users and new users and apps being added every day, the growth is showing no signs of ceasing anytime soon. The firms of all sizes have understood that the Play Store is probably the best way to advertise and promote their businesses, at a really low cost and on a much larger scale. A career in the app world can provide you with innumerable benefits and adds to your skill set as well. Your future is surely going to be amazing and the money lucrative if you opt this as your career.

The total course is covered within a duration of 48 hours with each lecture session conducted for two hours at a stretch.The projects and assignments extend to up to more than 200 hours giving you loads of practice regarding the subject.

By the end of the course the student will be a thorough professional in the subject. The course is planned in a manner that it covers all the necessities that company require in an employee. The project deals with real time problems that have to be solved in the workplace and is definitely an icing to the cake.

A student has to complete two projects in this course in real time using the concepts of Android Programming that he/she will learn in this course.

At the completion of the Android App Development Course, you should be able to grasp concepts of Android like
Introduction to tools like Android Studio, DDMS, Drawables, Listeners and Activity Lifecycle to develop Android apps easily. 
Methods of using various Layouts and Widgets and implementation of Event Receivers in the software you are developing. 

Being an introductory course, there are no pre-requisites for this course. However, you have to install Android Studio software with the Java SDK updated.

In recent times Android has become the fastest growing and most preferred for programmers. The demand has increased manifold for Android developers all across the globe. Almost all businesses these days have their android apps either to promote their business or for retail purposes. Irrespective of your career path, possessing skills of Android app development will surely provide a huge boost to your career. This course helps you achieve that boost. You get to create your own mobile applications under th supervision of instructors which gives a real time enriching experience. You’ll definitely be one of the top app developers after this course!

Features of Android
Various releases of Android 
Architecture 
Linux Kernel Architecture 
Native Libraries in Android 
Application Framework in Android 
Dalvik Virtual Machine
Android Runtime
Google Play Store 
Devices running on Android 
Setting up Android environment 
Your first android app 
References

The UI of Android Studio
Project Structure of an Android App
Android Manifest and its Significance 
Gradle Build in Android Studio
Gradle Files in Android Studio 
AVD (Android Virtual Device)
How to run app on your device 
Tool Window
Autocode completion feature 
Formatting and Style 
Android Internationalization
Platform Versions Support 
Support for screens of different sizes

Application Component Activity 
How to start an Activity
Activity pause and resume
Stopping and restarting an activity
Device Orientation handling 
Design of the user interface 
View & ViewGroup
Android Layouts 
Components of UI 
Example of View & ViewGroup
Resources and their types
Usage of XML to build layouts 
Loading the XML layout resource 
Using Java code to access views 
Using Java code to access resources 
Uaing XML to access resources 
Java code to build layouts 
Java code to access assets

How to configure lint in Android Studio 
Themes and Styles 
Introduction to Styles 
Constraint Layout
How to add Constraint Layout
Contexts in Android
How to use contexts 
Activity Context vs Application Context
Android Logs 
Toasts in Android 
Event Handling
Event listeners in Android 
How to add Event Listener 
Views in Android 
How to draw custom views 
How to make views interactive 
Accessibility
Accessibility Checklist

• Navigation- Back navigation and Up navigation
• Introduction to task and BackStack 
• Deep linking Introduction 
• How to handle navigation using deep links 
• Manual creation of Back Stack 
• Android animations 
• Different types of animations 
• How to implement animations in Android 
• Debugging an application 
• Various steps to debug an app 
• System Logs
• How to handle breakpoints 
• Adding breakpoints 
• Screenshot capturing 
• Videos capturing

• Unit Test cases writing 
• Testing Support Library
• How to setup Testing Support Library
• How to use Android Support Library
• Method to deploy an Android App
• Collection of materials and resources 
• Configuration of app for release 
• Issues regarding address compatibility 
• Building an app and testing it before release 
• Options of distribution

• Basic overview of intents 
• Explicit Intent and Implicit Intents 
• Meaning of StartActivityForResult
• Built-in Standard Intent Actions in Android Studio 
• Overview of Data Passing 
• Using An Explicit Bundle in Intent data passing 
• Directly Using putExtra in Intent data passing
• Pending Intent
• How to allow other apps to start activity 

• AdapterView
• More about various types of adapters 
• How to implement Simple List View/GridView
• How to implement Custom List View/GridView
• DatePicker & TimePicker

• Overview of Menus 
• Options Menu
• How to create Options menu
• Context menu
• How to create context menu
• How to create pop up menu 
• Toolbar in Android 

• Overview of fragments and its various features 
• Life cycle of fragments and callbacks 
• Flexible UI building 
• Examples of fragments 
• Various types of fragments 
• Usage of fragments 
• How fragments communicate with other fragments 
• Swipes and using them for tab layout implementation

• Overview of data storage
• Storage- Internal and External 
• SQLite Database
• How to create a database and tables 
• How to upgrade a database 
• Insertion of a new record 
• How to update a record 
• How to delete a record 
• How to read a record 
• Transaction usage for bulk records 
• How to perform transactions

• Overview of Preferences 
• How to save and retrieve preferences using code 
• Common variants of preferences
• How to create settings preferences 
• Creation of preference UI
• How to detect changes in preferences 
• Dialog Introduction 
• DialogFragment
• Method to create a Dialog Fragment.

• Widgets on the Home Screen 
• How to create widgets 
• Creation of App Widget Con?guration Activity
• Updating the App Widget Con?guration Activity
• How to set a preview image 

• How to save data 
• Permissions necessary for saving a file 
• How to save file on internal storage 
• Cache File
• How to save file on external storage 
• Working around system permissions 
• Permission requests
• Permissions handling

• How to use material theme 
• RecyclerView
• How to create lists and cards 
• Color customization 
• Android Toolbars 
• Floating Action Button in Android Studio 
• Snackbar in Android Studio 
• Palette in Android Studio 
• How to add dependencies 
• Navigation drawer in android 

• Thread Overview 
• Loaders in Android 
• Main thread of application 
• How to handle Application Not Responding (ANR)
• Lifecycle of a loader 
• How to handle threads 
• Asynchronous Methods- AsyncTask and LoaderManager
• Async task examples 
• Implementation of Loader 
• Thread scheduling in User Interface 
• Implementation of CursorLoader
• How to use strict mode

• Intelligent Job Scheduling in Android 
• How a Job scheduler works
• Creation and usage of job scheduler 
• Repeating alarms 
• How to use Alarm Manager API
• Android Alarm clock types 
• Overview of Services
• Life Cycle of a Service 
• IntentService
• How to create IntentService

• Overview of Broadcast Receiver
• How to register Broadcast Receiver
• Sending broadcast messages 
• Dynamic method of broadcast receiver implementation
• Static method of broadcast receiver implementation 
• Overview of Android Noti?cation
• How the User views the notifications

• Introduction to Client-Server mechanism 
• Overview of Web Services 
• Exchanging data formats 
• Introduction to XML
• XML Parsing Types
• JSON Format
• How to make HTTP Calls in Android 
• HTTP Methods in Android 
• Example of HttpGet
• Example of HttpPost
• OkHttp Library

• Overview of Google Maps 
• How to download and configure Google Maps 
• How to add Google Map
• Customization of Google Map

They are highly qualified professionals with more than 20 years of experience in the filed of Android App Development.

1 Mbps is the recommended speed by us. However, many students also run the live classes with bandwidth much lower than that.

Yes. The software to be installed on your Mac Machine are- Oracle Java, Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X version 10.5.8 and above. Install Java Development Kit (JDK) & Android Studio.

A minimum of 4GB RAM, a processor of core 2 duo or better is necessary. However the operating system can be wither 64 bit or 32 bit.