Android Application Development (Google AAD) Training

About the Training

Android Application Development (Google AAD) Training is a comprehensive training program designed for software developers who want to effectively utilize the Android platform to develop mobile applications.

In the first phase of the training, the focus is on the fundamental building blocks of the Android platform. This includes an examination of the architecture of the Android operating system, as well as an introduction to the Android SDK (Software Development Kit), core libraries, and APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). Android Studio, the primary tool for the app development process, is also covered, with developers learning how to use this integrated development environment (IDE).

Since Java is the primary language for Android application development, this part of the training covers the basic concepts of Java and how it integrates with Android development. Kotlin, a language that has recently gained popularity for Android, is also introduced, providing foundational knowledge in this area.

Next, the training moves on to user interface (UI) design, where developers learn how to create interface elements using XML and Java code. The principles of Material Design are also covered to ensure that applications are both aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly.

The training also includes data storage techniques, focusing on using SQLite databases, shared preferences, and the file system for storing and managing application data.

Location-based services and image processing are also significant topics. The training covers adding location-based features using GPS and Google Maps APIs, as well as working with images from the camera and gallery.

Security in application development is emphasized, teaching developers how to ensure the security of user data, manage network security, and handle permissions.

The success of an application also depends on proper testing processes. Therefore, the training covers topics such as unit testing, integration testing, and user interface testing.

Finally, the process of publishing applications on the Google Play Store is thoroughly examined. This includes an overview of Google Play policies, the application publishing process, and topics like app page optimization and managing user feedback.

In summary, Android Application Development (Google AAD) Training provides developers with the necessary fundamental and advanced knowledge and skills to create effective, secure, and user-friendly applications on the Android platform. This training can be a significant step in a developer’s career, helping them gain a stronger position in the competitive mobile application industry.

What Will You Learn?

  • Fundamental features and functions of the Android platform
  • Developing mobile applications using Android Studio
  • Creating Android applications with Java programming language
  • Designing Android UI and enhancing user experience
  • Managing application data with database and storage methods
  • Testing and publishing applications on Android devices
  • Improving application performance and security
This training aims to equip beginner developers with the skills needed for Android application development.

Prerequisites

  • Basic programming skills: It’s important to have basic programming skills in a language like Java or a similar programming language.
  • Operating system: You will need an operating system such as Windows, MacOS, or Linux to run Android Studio.
  • Hardware: A computer with sufficient memory and processing power may be necessary to run Android Studio smoothly.
  • Internet connection: A strong internet connection may be needed to download, update, and install plugins for Android Studio.

Who Should Attend?

 
  • Beginner mobile application developers: This training is designed for beginner developers who want to acquire Android application development skills.
  • Java programming experts: Those with expertise in the Java programming language will likely learn faster due to the language used in the training.
  • Software professionals interested in mobile app development: Software professionals who want to gain Android application development skills can benefit from this training.
  • Interns or student software developers: Interns or student software developers looking to gain experience in mobile application development can also benefit from this training.
  • Anyone interested in taking this course should have basic knowledge of programming languages and an interest in Android application development.

Outline

 Hello Android
  • Introduction to Android
  • Android Flavors
  • Android OS Architecture
  • Gradle Build System
  • Setting up Android Development Environment
 User Interface & Event Handling 
  • Layouts & Views
  • Resources
  • User Input Control
  • List View and Scrolling Views
  • Recycler View & Card View
  • Themes & Styles
  • Material Design
  • Providing Resources for adaptive layouts
  • Dialogs – Alert, Progress and Custom
  • Floating Action Button
  • Localization
 Activities and Intents 
  • Activity Lifecycle
  • Activity State
  • Explicit Intent
  • Implicit Intent
  • Intent resolution
Exploring Action Bar 
  • Getting Access of Action Bar
  • Option Menus
  • Context Menus
  • Popup Menus
  • Navigation Drawer
  • Tab Navigation
  • Swipe View with View Pager
Broadcast Receivers & Notification
  • Broadcast Receiver
Services
  • Service
  • Types of Service
  • Service Declaration
  • Creating a Service
  • Creating a Bound Service
  • Life cycle of Service
Fragments 
  • What is Fragment?
  • Creating a Fragment
  • Fragment Lifecycle
  • Handling Fragment Events
  • Fragment Communication
Background Tasks & Networking
  • Async Task
  • Async Task with Progress Bar
  • Android Networking
  • Connecting to Internet using Async Task
  • Downloading an Image using Async Task
  • Alarm Manage
  • Job Scheduler
  • Thread Handlers
  • Introduction to REST web services
  • Consuming of REST Web services
 Data: Saving, Retrieving, Loading 
  • Shared Preferences
  • Set & retrieve shared preferences
  • SQLite
  • Store data using SQL in SQLite Databases
  • Content Providers
  • Share data b/w apps using content resolver
Maps with Android 
  • Google Maps Android API
  • Adding a Map to anApplication
  • Display User’s current Location
  • Change Map Type
  • Map Gestures
  • Map Markers
Testing Application 
  • Use of Logcat as Debugging
  • Use of Android Debugger tool
  • Android JUnit Testing
  • Testing User Interface
  • Espresso testing
 Application Deployment 
  • Signing Application
  • Developer Console
  • Deployment app on Google Play

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