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Android Programming

The Android Programming course focuses on designing and building mobile applications using the Android open-source platform through lectures and hands-on labs. Participants will learn key concepts such as Java, SQL, Android fundamentals, UI design, and advanced topics, culminating in the development of a complete Android application. The course is taught by Professor Jerome R. Locson and includes a detailed outline of topics covered throughout the course.

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Android Programming

The Android Programming course focuses on designing and building mobile applications using the Android open-source platform through lectures and hands-on labs. Participants will learn key concepts such as Java, SQL, Android fundamentals, UI design, and advanced topics, culminating in the development of a complete Android application. The course is taught by Professor Jerome R. Locson and includes a detailed outline of topics covered throughout the course.

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Android Programming

OVERVIEW:
The course is for designing and building mobile applications using Android™ open-source platform. It
will be a combination of lecture and laboratory course which will help the student understand the
philosophy of developing for Android™ through its main application development building blocks and
their interaction with one another.

This course encourages students to learn by building increasingly more sophisticated and meaningful
mobile applications for Android™.

By the end of the course, each participant will build their own complete Android application
incorporating most of the key aspects of the platform. Typically, we build a Twitter app for Android, but
there are other choices depending on participants' interests.

Professor: Jerome R. Locson


Office: CICCT, 3rd floor, Building 1, USJR, Basak Campus, Cebu City
Office Hours: 9AM-5PM
Consultation Hours: MWF - 1PM-3PM; TTH - 10AM-12PM
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (32) 678-0987 local 12345
Course Website: http://goo.gl/XfzNA

COURSE OUTLINE

Chapter 1: JAVA Concepts


 OOPs Concepts
 Inheritance in detail
 Exception handling
 Packages & interfaces
 JVM & .jar file extension
 Multi threading (Thread class & Runnable Interface)

Chapter 2: SQL
 DML & DDL Queries in brief

Chapter 3: Introduction to Android


 What is Android?
 Setting up development environment
 Dalvik Virtual Machine & .apk file extension
 Fundamentals:
o Basic Building blocks - Activities,Services,Broadcast Receivers & Content providers
o UI Components - Views & notifications
o Components for communication -Intents & Intent Filters o Android API levels
(versions & version names)

Chapter 4: Application Structure (in detail)


 AndroidManifest.xml
 uses-permission & uses-sdk
 Resources & R.java o Assets
 Layouts & Drawable Resources
 Activities and Activity lifecycle
 First sample Application

Chapter 5: Emulator-Android Virtual Device


 Launching emulator
 Editing emulator settings
 Emulator shortcuts
 Logcat usage
 Introduction to DDMS
 Second App:- (switching between activities) - Develop an app for demonstrating the
communication between Intents

Chapter 6: Basic UI design


 Form widgets
 Text Fields
 Layouts
 [dip, dp, sip, sp] versus px
 Examples

Chapter 7: Preferences
 SharedPreferences
 Preferences from xml
 Examples

Chapter 8: Menu
 Option menu
 Context menu
 Sub menu
 menu from xml
 menu via code
 Examples

Chapter 9: Intents (in detail)


 Explicit Intents
 Implicit intents
 Examples

Chapter 10: UI design


 Time and Date
 Images and media
 Composite
 AlertDialogs & Toast
 Popup
 Examples

Chapter 11: Tabs and Tab Activity


 Examples

Chapter 12: Styles & Themes


 styles.xml
 drawable resources for shapes, gradients (selectors)
 style attribute in layout file
 Applying themes via code and manifest file
 Examples

Chapter 13: Content Providers


 SQLite Programming
 SQLiteOpenHelper
 SQLiteDatabse
 Cursor
 Reading and updating Contacts
 Reading bookmarks
 Example : Develop an App to demonstrate database usage. CRUD operations must be
implemented. Final details should be viewed in GridView as well as in ListView.
Chapter 14: Android Debug Bridge (adb) tool

Chapter 15: Linkify


 Web URLs, Email address, text, map address, phone numbers
 MatchFilter & TransformFilter
 Examples

Chapter 16: Adapters and Widgtes


 Adapters
o ArrayAdapters
o BaseAdapters
o ListView and ListActivity
o Custom listview
o GridView using adapters
o Gallery using adapters
o Examples

Chapter 17: Notifications


 Broadcast Receivers
 Services and notifications
 Toast
 Alarms
 Examples

Chapter 18: Custom components


 Custom Tabs
 Custom animated popup panels
 Other components
 Examples

Chapter 19: Threads


 Threads running on UI thread (runOnUiThread)
 Worker thread
 Handlers & Runnable
 AsynTask (in detail)
 Examples

Chapter 20: Advanced


 Live Folders
 Using sdcards
 XML Parsing
 JSON Parsing
 Maps, GPS, Location based Services
 Accessing Phone services (Call, SMS, MMS)
 Network connectivity services
 Sensors

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