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Topics Covered

Modules Covered in this Training In this training, attendees learn: Module 1. What and Why of Android? Module 2. The Android Architecture Module 3. Setting up Android SDK, Eclipse and First Project Module 4. The Building Blocks in Android Module 5. Android User Interface plus Layouts Module 6. Android Security Model Module 7. Resources and I18N Module 8. Preferences, the Filesystem, the Options Menu, and Intents Module 9. Services Module 10. The Database Module 11. Lists and Adapters Module 12. Broadcast Receivers Module 13. Content Providers Module 14. System Services Module 15. The Android Interface Definition Language Module 16. The Native Development Kit (NDK) Module 17. Real Time Project Implementation Attendees also learn: Resume Preparation Guidelines and Tips Mock Interviews and Interview Preparation Tips Topics Covered What and Why of Android? Open Source Platform History and Need for Android Google’s Motivation Open Handset Alliance Android Versions The Android Architecture Stack Overview Features of Android Native Libraries Dalvik Android and Java Application Framework Applications The APK Application Signing Application Distribution Setting up Android SDK, Eclipse and First Project Installing the Android SDK Installing Eclipse Understanding Eclipse Workspace Setting Up Android Development Tools Creating a New Project Manifest File Layout XML Code Strings file The R File Understanding Java Source Code The Emulator Creating Android Virtual Devices The Building Blocks in Android What Are Main Building Blocks? A Real-World Example Activities Activity Life Cycle Displaying a Dialog Window Linking Activities using Intents Calling build in Applications using Intents Intents Services Content Providers Broadcast Receivers Application Context Android User Interface plus Layouts Two Ways to Create a User Interface Declarative User Interface Programmatic User Interface The Best of Both Worlds Views and Layouts Linear Layout Table Layout Frame Layout Relative Layout Absolute Layout Scroll View Important Widget Properties Strings Resource Creating your Application-Specific Object and Initialization Code Compiling Code and Building Your Projects: Saving Files Updating the Manifest File for Internet Permission Logging in Android LogCat Threading in Android Single Thread Multithreaded Execution AsyncTask Adding Color and Graphics Adding Color Alternative Resources Optimizing the User Interface Hierarchy Viewer Android Security Model Overview of Android security architecture Signing application package User IDs and access control Using, declaring and enforcing permissions URI permissions Resources and I18N Overview of resources in Android Creating resources Using resources Drawable resources Animation resources Using resources for different languages Preferences, the Filesystem, the Options Menu, and Intents Preferences Prefs Resource Prefs Activity Update the Manifest File The Options Menu The Menu Resource Android System Resources Update Status Activity to Load the Menu Update Status Activity to Handle Menu Events Strings Resource Shared Preferences The Filesystem Explained Exploring the Filesystem Filesystem Partitions System Partition SDCard Partition The User Data Partition Filesystem Security Services Performing long running tasks in a Service Update the Manifest File Add Menu Items Update the Options Menu Handling Testing the Service Looping in the Service Testing the Service The Database About SQLite DbHelper The Database Schema and Its Creation Four Major Operations Cursors First Example Update Updater Service Testing the Service Database Constraints Refactoring Status Data Lists and Adapters Timeline Activity Basic Timeline Activity Layout Introducing Scroll View About Adapters Creating a Row Layout Initial App Setup Base Activity Toggle Service Broadcast Receivers About Broadcast Receivers Boot Receiver Registering the Boot Receiver with the Android Manifest File Broadcasting Intents The Network Receiver Adding Custom Permissions to Send and Receive Broadcasts Declaring Permissions in the Manifest File Updating the Services to Enforce Permissions Content Providers Creating a Content Provider Defining the URI Inserting Data Updating Data Deleting Data Querying Data Getting the Data Type Updating the Android Manifest File Using Content Providers through Widgets Testing the Widget System Services Common Steps in Using System Services Location Service Updating Our Preferences Intent Service Alarms Sending Notifications The Android Interface Definition Language Implementing the Remote Service Writing the AIDL Implementing the Service Implementing a Parcel Registering with the Manifest File Implementing the Remote Client Binding to the Remote Service Testing That It All Works The Native Development Kit (NDK) What Is and Isn’t the NDK For? Problems Solved by the NDK The Tool chain Packaging Your Libs Documentation and Standardized Headers An NDK Example: Fibonacci FibLib The JNI Header File C Implementation The Make file Building the Shared Library The Fibonacci Activity Testing That It All Works Real Time Project Implementation Implementing a Project by following the Complete SDLC Fixing the Bugs by emphasising more on Debugging Skills More about Deploying the Project Interview Questions Discussion Resume Preparation

Who should attend

The person having a little knowledge of core java along with an analytical blend of mind and logic reasoning can learn Android easily. We will provide you with Pre-recorded Videos of Core Java if you need.

Pre-requisites

The person having a little knowledge of core java along with an analytical blend of mind and logic reasoning can learn Android easily. We will provide you with Pre-recorded Videos of Core Java if you need.

What you need to bring

Internet and Computer/Laptop

Key Takeaways

Work with the basics of Android and understand the role of Java in its applications. Test and debug Android applications. Create interactive Android user interfaces. Handle gestures. Store and retrieve data. Use location services and maps. Add graphics, audio and video to Android applications Integrate search into applications. Publish apps to the App Marketplace. Build web applications. Implement Android development.