Key Highlights
- 30 Hours of Live Instructor-led Classes
- 10 sessions of 3 hours each on Weekends
- Live Project where you?ll create an Android app
- Practical Assignments
- Lifetime Access to Learning Management System
- 24x7 Expert Support
- Course Completion Certificate
- Online Forum for Discussions

Available Courses Delivery
This course is available in the following formats:
Course Overview
The Android App Development Certification trains learners extensively in mobile software development on the Android operating system. Given that this OS is developing rapidly to support cutting-edge technology like Internet-of-Things (IoT), its demand for skilled mobile developers is also rising. In this course, candidates will learn how to create android application designs, widgets, animations, and full-fledged apps that will be published on Google Play.
Course Objectives
- Get basic training on Android development tools, such as Android Studio, DDMS, Drawables, Listeners, and Activity Lifecycle
- Learn to use Layouts, Widgets, and Event Receivers on an Android app
- Establish communication between activities and fragments in Android
- Include menu bar in a design and customize a widget
- Use audio, video, and animation elements in an Android app
- Create a dynamic web app using JSON and SOAP Service
- Use third-party libraries and SQLite database in an app
- Integrate Facebook, Dropbox and Google Drive in an Android app
- Publish an app on Google Play
Career Benefits
- Bigger opportunities in the software market, work for big brands
- Better remuneration
- Enter the mobile development sector effortlessly if you are a fresher
- Get freelance work at an average rate of more than $60 per hour
- Flexibility in work as Android does not have developmental conditions
- Work for companies in a variety of sectors, like healthcare, food and beverage, real estate, etc
Prerequisites
- Trainees should be proficient in Core Java and well-acquainted with Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs).
Who should take up?
- Students, freshers, and software professionals who want to learn how to make useful Android apps.
Course Content
- Basics of Android
- Android Architecture
- Android Studio Setup - Modifying project parameters in Android Studio and Gradle build files
- Adding dependencies in Android Studio and Gradle build files
- DDMS
- Activity Lifecycle
- Event Listener
- LinearLayout
- RelativeLayout - Adding a widget to the user's home screen and updating active home screen widgets
- FrameLayout
- TableLayout
- WebView
- CheckBox
- RadioButtons
- Spinner
- AutoCompleteTextView
- CardView
- TimePicker
- DatePicker Dialog
- BroadcastReceivers (System & Custom)
- LocalBroadcastManager
- Activities - Persisting application state during configuration changes and creating activity hierarchies
- Fragments
- Explicit and Implicit intents - Navigating between activities using intents
- Using NotificationCompact to Show Notifications ? Using PendingIntent to package and send a delayed action
- Services for executing background work
- Using Job Scheduler for syncs and periodic tasks
- Scheduling time sensitive tasks with alarms
- GridView
- ListView - Building layouts using XML and Java code and Grouping common UI design elements with styles
- RecyclerView - Handling item touch interactions in a RecyclerView
- DrawerLayout - Providing alternative resources for device configuration changes
- Canvas & Paint - Customizing the application theme
- Extending framework UI components to create custom views and validating application layouts properly respond to accessibility events
- Constructing Option menus for action bar navigation
- Internal & External File Storage
- Shared Preference - Creating settings UI using the preferences framework and reacting to changes in a Shared Preferences instance
- MediaPlayer & VideoView
- Tween Animation
- View Property Animation
- Frame Animation
- An overview of SAS
- Application of SAS
- SAS Environment
- Interface
- Components
- SAS Libraries
- Programs
- Data Step
- Proc Step
- Key Concepts - Data Set
- Descriptor
- Portion
- Data Portion
- Observation
- Variables
- Fetch Users Current Location
- Reverse Geocoding using Geocoder
- MapFragment
- Showing Current Location on Map
- Showing Markers on Map
- Exploring different Map Types Animated Zooming using Camera
- Using SQLiteOpenHelper - Accessing static bundled data in assets (e.g. premade databases, config files)
- SQLite Data Types
- Mapping between Table & Widgets using CursorAdapters
- Async CursorLoader
- Palette for extracting colors from images
- Picasso for Image Loading & Caching
- ButterKnife for Injecting Views
- TimesSquare for showing CalendarView
- Cupboard for ORM
- Localization
- Facebook Integration
- Dropbox Integration
- Google Drive Integration
- Exploring Android Sensors
- Debugging Applications
- End to End App Development including writing and executing automated unit tests on the local JVM Writing and executing automated instrumentation tests on an Android device
- Using the system log output (andlogcattools) to trace code execution
- Locating an error from the stack trace of an uncaught exception and using Strict Mode to locate and report threading violations and leaks
- Using Proguard to obfuscate applications
- Generating signing keys
- Publish the application on Google Play Store (Live Demo)
- Doubts & queries using Proguard to obfuscate applications