android development training

1.1: Introduction

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Installing Android SDK and Android Studio

2.3 Android Architecture

2.4 Key features of Android 6 marshmallow

2.5 Creating sample android project

2.6 Summary

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Activity Lifecycles

3.3 Gradle Overview

3.4 Intents

3.5 Supporting different devices

3.6 Action bar, Debugging and Saving data

3.7 Summary

4.1 Layouts and Controls

4.2 Android Layouts

4.3 Menus, Input Controls, Settings and dialogs

4.4 Styles, Material Design, Widgets

4.5  Drag and Drop Interface

4.6 Summary

5.1 Introduction

5.2 List Views, Loaders

5.3 Methods to manage SQLite database

5.4 Summary

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Android Application Threading Model

6.3 Creation of Bound Services

6.4 Android IntentService

6.5 Managing lifecycle of Bound Service

6.6 Communicating with Remote Service

6.7 AlarmManager in Android

6.8 Summary

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Content Provider Basics

7.3 Creating content providers

7.4 Calendar Provider

7.5 Contacts Provider

7.6 Summary

8.1: Introduction

8.2  Fragments

8.3 Dynamic UI with fragments

8.4 Loaders, task and back stack

8.5 Summary

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Getting a current location

9.3 Using Maps with Location

9.4 Location Strategies

9.5 Sensors Overview

9.6 Motion, Position and environment Sensors

9.7 Summary

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Media Playback

10.3 Media Router Provider

10.4 Camera

10.5 Summary

11.1 Introduction

11.2 Google Play Services

11.3 Norms to Upload application

11.4 CheckList

11.5 Summary

• Android basics, its architecture and the mobile device market.
• Specific components of Android and development life cycle process.
• Creating Android Menus and Templates.
• Use of SQLite database to build Android apps.
• Animation, content development , data storage and Maps API function.
• Using Mobile Studio, DDMS, Listeners and other devices.
• Creation of immersive mobile applications.

• System and web developers.
• Freshers, Graduates and Android app enthusiasts.

• Beginners with interest in Android application development can take up this training.
• Basic knowledge of Java or any other object-oriented programming language can help.

To become certified you must complete both Android training programs and projects in the course. You will be given the course completion certificate after completing the certified course training.

Yes, we provide 2 practice tests to prepare yourself for the actual certification exam.