Why Android? Android is a Linux-based operating system with a worldwide smartphone market share of 75% during the third quarter of 2012 with 500 million devices activated in total and 1.3 million activations per day. There are nearly 1 million apps in Android primary app store – Google Play and close to 25 billion downloads worldwide. Android app development provides perfect opportunity for fresher’s as there is a huge demand for developers to develop new applications, maintain and port the existing once to the newer versions of Android OS. From games and entertainment, to organizational and work based solutions, there is a need for huge number of developers who provide them. As per an estimate this number is close to a few millions. Salient Features: Most elaborate syllabus Maximum duration Practical and Hands on Oriented Multiple Development Tools Multi-Platform Apps (Android, iOS, BlackBerry, WebOS, Symbian) Testing and deployment on real Android Devices Free Android and IDEs Tool available DVD Development Tools (IDE) & Languages IDE Types: Eclipse With Android SDK (Java) Android Studio (Java) Xamiran Studio (.net, C#) Processing for Android(C) Basic4Android (Visual basic) App Inventor (MIT App – Drag and Drop) Mosync IDE Software Development kit (SDK) & Languages SDK Types: PhoneGap (HTML, JS, CSS) Free DVD Content Development Tools: (IDEs) Java JDK-7u2 Android SDK (ADT Bundle 32bit) Eclipse Juno Android Studio V 0.2.13 Build 132.863010 Tenet Custom Xamarin Studio Basic 4 Android Mosync IDE Version 3.3.1 Processing V 2.0.3 (32bit & 64bit) App Inventor (MIT) External Library PhoneGap Documents (Help Files) Eclipse with Android Help Download Links Processing for Android Help Basic 4 Android Help Xamarin Studio Help PhoneGap Build Help Mosync Help

Topics Covered

Session 1: Day 1 (Introduction) Session 1 starts with an android introduction and IDEs Introduction with some Basic Android Application Introduction Android Introduction IDE Introduction Eclipse Android Studio Setting up environmentIDE Tools Introduction JDK, Eclipse, Android SDK, ADT Plugin Dalvik’s Virtual Machine Introduction Applications: Basic First Application (Hello World) Layouts & Drawables Activity Navigation View Group & Views Manifest & Permissions Menus & Tabs Session 2: Day 1 (Advanced) Session 2 starts with some Advanced Android Application like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, TCP/IP and Android Sensors Application Application: Advanced Bluetooth Communication Wi-Fi TCP/IP Communication Accelerometer GPS Light Sensor Session 3: Day 2 Session 3 starts with Introduction about the Multiple IDEs, Programming Language used in Mobile App Creation and Setting up the environment Introduction: IDE Xamarin Studio (C#) Processing for Android(C) App Inventor (MIT App – Drag and Drop) Mosync IDE (HTML5, JS, C++) SDK Types: External Libraries PhoneGap (HTML, JS, CSS) Temboo for Android (Java) Setup: IDE Setup Xamarin Studio IDE Setup Link Android SDK Mosync IDE Setup App Inventor IDE Setup Applications: Xamarin Studio Hello World Application Multiscreen Application Navigation Menu Accelerometer Activity Session 4: Day 2 Session 4 starts with building cross-platform mobile apps with HTML, CSS and JavaScript for iOS, Android™, Windows® Phone, webOS, BlackBerry® and more. Introduction Cross-platform Mobile Apps Applications: Mosync & Phonegap Hello World Application GPS Location Apps Accelerometer Compass Connection Database Applications: Temboo API Facebook Twitter Etc… Applications: PhoneGap Hello World Application Simple Addition Activity (Multiscreen Application) Accelerometer

Who should attend

Students and Non Students or Corporate peoples

Pre-requisites

Pre-Requisites for this Workshop: The participants would be more benefitted if they meet on of the following criteria: Understanding of Object Oriented Programming through any programming language (JAVA is preferred) Computer Science / IT Graduate or BCA/MCA

What you need to bring

Laptop with Windows 7 OS Students should carry their College ID Card."

Key Takeaways

Easy way to develop Android Applications, Not only in Java, Even with out code a single line