It is a creative programming course

Topics Covered

course content for android online and class room course content for android online training and class room Introduction Why Android? The Open Handset Alliance The Android Execution Environment Introduction to Eclipse Familiarizing Yourself with Eclipse Development Machine Prerequisites. Getting Started with Android Components of Android Application. Android Activity Lifecycle. Android Service Lifecycle. Introduction to various versions of Android. Android 2.0 Android 2.1 Android 2.2 Android for Tablets Latest about Android 4.0 Face Recognition and other advance features Installation & Configuration of your device for Android Development Installing the Java Development Kit Installing the Eclipse IDE Installing the Android SDK Installing and Configuring the Android Plug-in for Eclipse (ADT) Upgrading the Android SDK . Configuring Development Hardware for Device Debugging . Eclipse IDE Tips and Tricks 415 Running and Debugging Applications Mastering the Android Development Tools Using the Android Documentation Debugging Applications with DDMS Working with the Android Emulator Using Other Android Tools Android Funda’s Application Components Activating components The Manifest File Declaring components Declaring application requirements Application Resources Activites 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 Services The Basics Declaring a service in the manifest Creating a Started Service Extending the Intent Service class Extending the Service class Starting a service Stopping a service Creating a Bound Service Sending Notifications to the User Running a Service in the Foreground Managing the Lifecycle of a Service Implementing the lifecycle callbacks Fragmenting: Fragment Lifecycle Advantages for large tablets Creating and using Fragments Services Starting a service Stopping a service Creating a Bound Service Sending Notifications to the User Running a Service in the Foreground Managing the Lifecycle of a Service Implementing the lifecycle callbacks Content Providers Content provider basics Querying a content provider Modifying data in a provider Creating a content provider Content URI summary Intents Intent Objects Intent Resolution Intent filters Common cases Using intent matching Processes & Threads Processes Process lifecycle Threads Worker threads Thread-safe methods Inter-process Communication User Interface View Hierarchy Layout Widgets UI Events Menus Overview of Adapters & Styles and Themes Declaring Layouts Write the XML Load the XML Resource Attributes ID Layout Parameters Position Size, Padding and Margins Creating Menus Creating a Menu Resource Inflating a Menu Resource Creating an Options Menu Changing menu items at runtime Creating a Context Menu Creating a Submenu Other Menu Features Menu groups Checkable menu items Shortcut keys Dynamically adding menu intents Creating Dialogs Showing a Dialog Dismissing a Dialog Creating an AlertDialog Adding buttons Adding a list Creating a ProgressDialog Showing a progress bar Notifying User Creating Toast Notifications Creating Status Bar Notifications Creating Dialogs Application Resources Overview of- Providing Resources Accessing Resources Handling Runtime Changes Localization Providing Resources Grouping Resource Types Providing Alternative Resources Qualifier name rules Creating alias resources Providing the Best Device Compatibility with Resources Providing screen resource compatibility for Android 1.5 How Android Finds the Best-matching Resource Acessing Resources & Handling Runtime Changes Accessing Resources from Code Accessing Resources from XML Referencing style attributes Accessing Platform Resources Retaining an Object During a Configuration Change Handling the Configuration Change Yourself Data Storage Using Shared Preferences Using the Internal Storage Using the External Storage Using Databases Using a Network Connection App Widget The Basics Declaring an App Widget in the Manifest Adding the AppWidgetProviderInfo Metadata Creating the App Widget Layout Using the AppWidgetProvider Class Receiving App Widget broadcast Intents Creating an App Widget Configuration Activity Updating the App Widget from the configuration Activity Testing Creating a Test Project Creating a Test Package Running Tests Getting Ready To Publish Understanding the Release Process Preparing the Release Candidate Build Testing the Application Release Candidate Packaging and Signing an Application Testing the Signed Application Package Publishing on the Android Market

Who should attend

Any body

Pre-requisites

Basic computer skills

What you need to bring

Nothing

Key Takeaways

Excellent skills regarding Android programming