Android Job Oriented Course
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This document outlines an Android job-oriented course consisting of 3 modules over 5 months. The first module covers C++ and Core Java over 2 months. The second module focuses on Android development over another 2 months. The third module involves a 1 month live project. Each module then provides detailed outlines of the topics that will be covered within C++, Core Java, and Android development.
Android Job Oriented Course
- 2. Course Overview Module First: C++ Language Core Java Duration: 2 Months Module Second: Android Duration: 2 Months Module Third: Live Project Duration: 1 Months
- 3. C++ Language 1. OOP’s Programming Concepts 2. Introduction to C++ 3. The Basics of C++ 4. Operators and Expressions 5. Controlling the Program Flow 6. Using Functions/Procedures 7. Pointers and Arrays 8. Introduction to Class and Object (Binding data and functions) 9. Function and Operator Overloading 10. Reusing classes (Inheritance) 11. Virtual functions and Polymorphism 12. Templates, Exception Handling
- 4. Core Java 1. Introduction of Java 2. Fundamental of Java 3. Operator and Expression 4. Controlling the Program Flow 5. Arrays 6. Functions 7. Classes and Object 8. Inheritance 9. Polymorphism in Java 10. Abstraction and Interface 11. Exception Handling 12. MultiThreading in Java 13. Inner Class 14. File handling and Java IO Classes 15. Package in Java 16. Collection framework 17. AWT and Event Handling 18. Applet 19. JDBC
- 5. Android Introduction to Mobile App’s Why we Need Mobile Apps Different Kinds of Mobile Apps Briefly about Android Introduction of Android History behind Android Development What is Android? Pre-requisites to learn Android Brief Discussion on Java Programming Android Architecture Overview of Android Stack Android Features Introduction to OS layers Deep overview in android stack Linux Kernel Libraries Android Runtime Application Framework Dalvik VM Installation of Android Configuring Android Stack Creating Eclipse Environment Integrating Android with Eclipse IDE Exploring Eclipse IDE
- 6. Android Creating First Android App Creating Android Project Debugging Application through DDMS Setting up environment AVD Creation Executing Project on Android Screen Android Components Activities Services Broadcast Receivers Content Providers Android Project Structure Creating your first project The manifest file R File Different Folders Layout resource Running your app on Emulator Building UI with Activities Activities Views, layouts and Common UI components Creating UI through code and XML Activity lifecycle Intents Communicating data among Activities
- 7. Android Advanced UI Selection components (GridView, ListView, Spinner ) Adapters, Custom Adapters Complex UI components Building UI for performance Menus Creating custom and compound Views Notifications Toast, Custom Toast Dialogs Status bar Notifications Multithreading in Android Using Java Mutithreading classes AsyncTask Handler Post Styles and Themes Creating and Applying simple Style Inheriting built-in Style and User defined style Using Styles as themes
- 8. Android Resources and Assets Android Resource Using resources in XML and code Localization Handling Runtime configuration changes Intent, Intent Filters and Broadcast Receivers Role of filters I. Intent-matching rules II. Filters in your manifest III. Filters in dynamic Broadcast Receivers IV. Creating Broadcast receiver Receiving System Broadcast V. Understanding Broadcast action, category and data VI. Registering Broadcast receiver through code and through XML VII. Sending Broadcast
- 9. Android Data Storage Shared Preferences Android File System Internal storage External storage SQLite a. IntroducingSQLite b. SQLiteOpenHelper and creating a database c. Opening and closing adatabase d. Working with cursors Inserts, updates, and deletes Network Content Providers Accessing built in content providers Content provider MIME types Searching for content Adding, changing, and removing content Creating content provider Working with content files Services Overview of services in Android Implementing a Service Service lifecycle Inter Process Communication (AIDL Services)
- 10. Android Multimedia in Android Multimedia Supported audio formats Simple media playback Supported video formats Simple video playback Location based services and Google Maps Using Location Based Services Finding current location and listening for changes in location Proximity alerts Working with Google Maps i. Showing google map in an Activity ii. Map Overlays iii. Itemized overlays iv. Geocoder v. Displaying route on map Web View and JSON PARSING parsing Consuming web services Receiving HTTP Response (XML, JSON ) Parsing JSON and XML Using WebView Sensors How Sensors work Using Orientation and Accelerometer sensors Best practices for performance
- 11. Android WiFi Introduction to AWT Structure of AWT AWT Controls, Menu & Menubars Popup Menus, Dialogs, FileDialog class Event Handling by 3 ways Event classes and Listener Interfaces Adapte Telephony Services Making calls Monitoring data connectivity and activity Accessing phone properties and status Controlling the phone Sending messages Camera Taking pictures Media Recorder Rendering previews Bluetooth Controlling local Bluetooth device Discovering and bonding with Bluetooth devices Managing Bluetooth connections Communicating with Bluetooth Android App Deployment