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Software Testing
Cloud Computing
Android
iPhone
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FastTrack Android
Introduction
Android has been developed by Google Inc. It has become the most used and powerful tool in Mobile Systems today.
This course is focused to help students understand the potential of Android and have a good working knowledge of the tool. By the end of the course, students should easily be able to develop applications using Android. The target of this course is to harness the immense job potential in the Android market today.
Course Duration
2 Months
Objective
 To be able develop applications on Android platform
To find a job in the huge job market available in Android technology
Eligibility
1. Graduates / Post Graduates from Computer Science background
2. Knowledge of Core Java programming language
Course Overview
The Course consists of the following modules which include theory and practical sessions
Android
History of Android
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Evolution of Android
Where Android scores over others
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Android Architecture
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Overview
Linux kernel
Native libraries
Dalvik
App framework
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SDK Overview
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Platforms
Tools
Versions
Emulator
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Your First Program
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Creating your first project
The manifest file
Layout resource
Running your app on Emulator
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SDK Building Blocks
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Activities
Activity lifecycle
Intents
Services
Content Providers
Broadcast Receivers
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Android User Interface
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Specification
Dip's and Sip's
Views and layouts
Common UI components
Handling user events
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Android system Overview
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File System
Preferences
Notifications
Security model
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Advanced UI
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Adapters
Complex UI components
Menus and Dialogs
Graphics & animations
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Multimedia in Android
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Multimedia Supported audio formats
Simple media playback
Supported video formats
Simple video playback
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SQL Database
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Introducing SQLite
Working with cursors Inserts, updates, and deletes
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Basic Content Providers
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Content provider MIME types
Searching for content
Adding, changing, and removing content
Working with content files
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Advanced Android
Custom Content Providers
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Why Content Providers
Where the content comes from
Implementing the API Supporting content files
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Location Based Services and Google Maps
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Using Loction Based Services
Working with Google Maps
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Services
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Overview of services in Android
Implementing a Service
Service lifecycle
Inter Process Communication (AIDL Services)
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Broadcast Receivers
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What are Broadcast Receivers
Implementing broadcast receiver
System broadcasts and how to use them
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Intent Filters
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Role of filters
Intent-matching rules
Filters in your manifest
Filters in dynamic Broadcast Receivers
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Sensors
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How Sensors work
Lig to Sensor readings
Best practices for performance
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WiFi
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Monitoring and managing Internet connectivity
Managing active connections
Managing WiFi
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Telephony
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Making calls
Monitoring data connectivity and activity
Accessing phone properties and status
Controlling the phone
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Camera
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Taking pictures
Rendering previews
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Bluetooth
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Controlling local Bluetooth device
Discovering and bonding with Bluetooth devices
Managing Bluetooth connections
Communicating with Bluetooth
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XML Parsing
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Consuming Web Services
HTTP Request Response Model
XML Parsing
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Sensors
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How Sensors work
Lig to Sensor readings
Best practices for performance
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