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The assignment focuses on exploring Firebase and its features, particularly in mobile app development, and implementing sign-up and login screens using Firebase Authentication in a Flutter app. It includes tasks such as defining Firebase, its core services, and the importance of authentication, as well as practical implementation steps for setting up Firebase, creating user interfaces, and handling user authentication. Submission requires a zipped folder of the project files and screenshots demonstrating the functionality of the sign-up and login screens.

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Assignment 8

The assignment focuses on exploring Firebase and its features, particularly in mobile app development, and implementing sign-up and login screens using Firebase Authentication in a Flutter app. It includes tasks such as defining Firebase, its core services, and the importance of authentication, as well as practical implementation steps for setting up Firebase, creating user interfaces, and handling user authentication. Submission requires a zipped folder of the project files and screenshots demonstrating the functionality of the sign-up and login screens.

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Firebase Integration and Authentication Assignment

Objective

To explore Firebase and its features, understand its importance in mobile app development,
and implement sign-up and login screens using Firebase Authentication in a Flutter app.

Assignment Tasks

1. Explore Firebase Features and Importance

1. What is Firebase?

o Define Firebase and describe its key features.

o Explore Firebase’s core services such as:

 Authentication

 Firestore (Database)

 Firebase Storage

 Firebase Cloud Messaging

 Firebase Analytics

o Explain the importance of using Firebase in mobile app development,


particularly for authentication, real-time databases, and cloud storage.

2. Firebase Authentication

o Define Firebase Authentication and its role in managing user identities.

o List the authentication methods supported by Firebase, such as:

 Email/Password authentication

 Google Sign-In

 Facebook Login

 Phone number authentication

o Discuss the security benefits of using Firebase Authentication in your app.


2. Implement Firebase Authentication in Flutter

1. Firebase Setup

o Set up a Firebase project in the Firebase console.

o Add Firebase to your Flutter app using the Firebase SDK.

o Enable Email/Password authentication in the Firebase Authentication


settings.

2. Sign-Up Screen

o Create a sign-up screen where users can input their email, password, and
confirm password.

o On form submission, authenticate the user with Firebase Authentication to


create a new user account.

o Display success or error messages based on the outcome.

3. Login Screen

o Create a login screen where users can input their email and password to log
in.

o Use Firebase Authentication to sign the user in.

o Display appropriate messages based on the login result (success or failure).

4. Navigation After Login

o After a successful login, navigate the user to a home screen or dashboard.

o If the login fails, display an error message.

Guidelines

1. Ensure proper error handling for user input, such as invalid email format or weak
passwords.

2. Use Firebase Authentication’s built-in features like password reset and email
verification to enhance security.

3. Organize code into separate files for better readability and maintainability.

4. Ensure the app is responsive and user-friendly.


Submission Requirements

1. Submit the following:

o A zipped folder containing the complete dart files with Firebase


Authentication implemented,assets,pubspec.yaml

o Screenshots of the sign-up and login screens in action (including both


successful and unsuccessful login attempts).

2. Ensure the app is free of runtime errors.

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