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Mobile Android development (October)

Description

Introduction to Android App Development

The workshop breaks down the processes of becoming an Android developer, from getting started with the tools and the language to building user interfaces to work with the unique features of the Android. With multiple hands-on exercises and demonstration projects, we will explore the core development tools for Android (Android Studio and Layout Editor), the language (Java), and the framework. This course covers from beginner to Intermediate level.

Course Outline

Setting up the Android Development Environment
Getting to know the IDE, AVD and SDK
Android Components and Architecture
Creating Your First Android App
Responding to User input Events
Writing Java event handlers
Fundamental Android Programming Programming Android UI and Layouts
Handling multiple screen resolutions
Using Intents
Launching Activities with Intents Integration with Database
JSON and Parsing
Submission to the Google PlayStore

Who Should Attend?

Developers who wants to create Android Apps for Smartphones. This is a technical programming workshop so knowledge in programming is a must. Trainees will be able to create an to-do-list app like this, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=my.intellij.androidtodolist.

Duration 1 Day, 9.00 am to 5.00 pm

Requirements

An Intel PC with minimum 8Gb RAM running i5 or i7 with Windows 7 is a must for development. You need a powerful PC to start dev

*Note: All costs are valid for Klang Valley only, for outstation training, additional transport and lodging fee applied. Each course requires a minimum pax to run or will be reschedule to meet minimum pax. Group training discount available.

Instructor Profile

Driven by his passion for Artificial Intelligence and his belief that one day Super Artificial Intelligence will assist humanity while solving real world problems, he started his own A.I. company called Intellij. He’s been in the industry for the past 5 years and during this time he worked on a complex Sniper app game that makes use of OpenCV technology. The purpose of the game is to “shoot” someone using the phone’s camera and the app would track the users face through facial recognition and through a machine learning technique.

He developed M2U Pay, a hybrid app for iOS and android platforms under his ex employer (Penril Datability Sdn. Bhd.) for Maybank Bhd, and other numerous mobile apps for his various clients.