Android
Welcome to the Android Development course! In this course, you'll dive into the world of Android app development, learning how to create applications for the world's most popular mobile operating system. You'll explore the fundamentals of Android, including user interface design, data storage, and interacting with device hardware. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this course will equip you with the skills needed to build and launch your own Android apps, from simple utilities to feature-rich mobile applications.
Description
This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to mobile app
development for the Android platform. Participants will learn the fundamentals of Android app
development, covering topics such as user interface design, data storage, networking, and
application deployment. The course combines theoretical concepts with hands-on practical
exercises to equip students with the skills needed to develop and deploy functional Android
applications.
1. Understand Android Development Basics
2. User Interface (UI) Design
3. Fundamentals of Java Programming for Android
4. Data Storage
5. Networking and Web Services
6. Multimedia and Location-based Services
7. Application Deployment
Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions.
Android is a popular mobile operating system based on Linux, used on smartphones, tablets, and even some TVs.
Android is known for being open-source (customizable), offering a vast app selection (Google Play Store), and having various phone options at different price points.
Android offers customizable home screens, vast app selection, multitasking, voice assistants, and strong connectivity options.
Most commonly, download apps through the official Google Play Store app pre-installed on your device.
No, the Android operating system itself is free. App prices vary, with many free options and some requiring payment.
Android comes with a pre-installed web browser like Chrome. Open the browser and type in the web address you want to visit.
Widgets are mini-apps you can place on your home screen for quick access to information or app features, like weather or news updates.
This can be a scary term for some users. A factory reset restores your phone to its original settings, erasing all data and downloaded apps.
Virtual assistants are gaining popularity. You can activate Google Assistant with your voice or by tapping the microphone icon and asking questions or giving commands.
Dark Mode reduces screen glare and potentially saves battery. Night Light adjusts screen colors to warmer tones at night for easier viewing before sleep.
Madan 32 Days ago
Android
Though some videos can feel long, the idea is to explain everything in detail. It's perfect for students like me who want to dig deep in the Android development domain.
Jitender 30 Days ago
Android
The course is good. I’m just waiting for the update on the Android 12 app. Some parts of the code are still encrypted, which makes it challenging for new learners to decode and understand. Go for it!
Pintu Kumar 28 Days ago
Android
This course is suitable for both novices and individuals with some experience. It offers a comprehensive introduction on Android, covering all the essential points. The instructor's teaching style is truly praiseworthy, as the material present is clear and concise. Get your hands on this course guys.
Rishi Kakdia 25 Days ago
Android
Assisted me in learning so many new concepts. I am really hooked on the way the instructor uses stories to explain certain concepts. Looking forward to completing this course as soon as possible.