Android using Java Industrial Training and Online Classes by Deepak Smart Programming
Introduction
Course Syllabus
Smart phones plays a vital role in our daily life. Now wonder why we call android phones smart? Well they are smart because they are compel according to our needs and are embedded with the smart applications and developed according to the taste of user. Have you ever wondered for what all it takes to develop these applications? Well this is a wonderful experience for which one needs to undergo guidance and training in android application training course. In India people always experience there is a gap between the teaching and industry methodology. To fill the tiles of gap we are worked on hiring the best faculty which excels in their field and connects with the students providing best training programs. We bring forth professionals that are experts with the subject in question. Smart Programming provides best android applications training course for students and professionals which covers basic mobile computing paradigm along with general android application building procedure that is linked with key points such as GPS, SMS, intents, activities, programming etc. Android training in different application development module is six month course which is designed by our faculty to provide the students like you with experience and essential skills with which you develop android applications in one go. Now when the richest man of world choose software programming and built his career, what are you hiding back.
features of android:
1. Beautiful UI
2. Connectivity
3. Storage
4. Media Support
5. Portable
    • 1. Core Java
    • ⇒ The Genesis of Java

    • ⇒ OOPs Concepts

    • ⇒ Overview of Java

    • ⇒ Data Types variables & arrays

    • ⇒ Operators, Classes & Methods

    • ⇒ Interfaces & Abstract classes

    • ⇒ Overloading & Overriding

    • ⇒ Packages & Privileges

    • ⇒ Collection APIs

    • ⇒ Exception Handling Multithreaded programming

    • ⇒ I/O Applets & Other topics

    • ⇒ String Handling

    • ⇒ Java.util package complete coverage

    • ⇒ More I/O, Networking

    • 2. Introduction of Android
    • ⇒ An Open Platform for Mobile Development

    • ⇒ Android SDK Features

    • ⇒ Introduction of Development Framework

    • ⇒ Android Application Architecture

    • ⇒ Android Libraries

    • ⇒ Advanced Android Libraries

    • 3. Getting Started
    • ⇒ What You Need to Begin

    • ⇒ Downloading and Installing the Android SDK & IDE

    • ⇒ Creating Your First Android Activity

    • ⇒ Types of Android Applications

    • ⇒ Developing for Mobile Devices

    • ⇒ Hardware-Imposed Design Considerations

    • ⇒ Considering the Users’ Environment

    • ⇒ Android Development Tools

    • ⇒ The Android Emulator

    • ⇒ The Android Debug Bridge (ADB)

    • 4. Creating Applications and Activities
    • ⇒ What Makes an Android Application?

    • ⇒ Introducing the Application Manifest

    • ⇒ Using the Manifest Editor

    • ⇒ The Android Application Life Cycle

    • ⇒ Understanding Application Priority and Process States

    • ⇒ Externalizing Resources

    • ⇒ Creating Resources

    • ⇒ Using Resources

    • ⇒ Creating an Activity

    • ⇒ The Activity Life Cycle

    • ⇒ Android Activity Classes

    • 5. Creating User Interfaces
    • ⇒ Fundamental Android UI Design

    • ⇒ Introducing Views

    • ⇒ Creating Activity User Interfaces with Views

    • ⇒ The Android Widget Toolbox

    • ⇒ Introducing Layouts

    • ⇒ Using Layouts

    • ⇒ Creating New Views

    • ⇒ Modifying Existing Views

    • ⇒ Creating Compound Controls

    • ⇒ Creating Custom Widgets and Controls

    • ⇒ Using Custom Controls

    • ⇒ Creating and Using Menus

    • ⇒ Introducing the Android Menu System

    • ⇒ Defining an Activity Menu

    • ⇒ Dynamically Updating Menu Items

    • ⇒ Handling Menu Selections

    • ⇒ Submenus and Context Menus

    • 6. Intents, Broadcast Receivers, Adapters, and the Internet
    • ⇒ Introduction of Intents

    • ⇒ Using Intents to Launch Activities

    • ⇒ Using Intent Filters to Service Implicit Intents

    • ⇒ Using Intent Filters for Plug-ins and Extensibility

    • ⇒ Using Intents to Broadcast Events

    • ⇒ Introducing Adapters

    • ⇒ Introducing Some Android-Supplied Adapters

    • ⇒ Using Adapters for Data Binding

    • ⇒ Using Internet Resources

    • ⇒ Connecting to an Internet Resource

    • ⇒ Leveraging Internet Resources

    • ⇒ Introducing Dialogs

    • ⇒ Introducing the Dialog Class

    • ⇒ Using Activities as Dialogs

    • ⇒ Creating a n Earthquake Viewer

    • 7. Data Storage, Retrieval, and Sharing
    • ⇒ Saving and Loading Files

    • ⇒ Including Static Files as Resources

    • ⇒ File Management Tools

    • ⇒ Databases in Android

    • ⇒ Introducing SQLite

    • ⇒ Cursors and Content Values

    • ⇒ Working with Android Databases

    • ⇒ Using Content Providers

    • ⇒ Native Android Content Providers

    • ⇒ Creating a New Content Provider

    • ⇒ Creating and Using an Earthquake Content Provider

    • 8. Geocoding, and Location-Based Services
    • ⇒ Using Location-Based Services

    • ⇒ Setting up the Emulator with Test Providers

    • ⇒ Updating Locations in Emulator Location Providers

    • ⇒ Create an Application to Manage Test Location Providers

    • ⇒ Selecting a Location Provider

    • ⇒ Finding the Available Providers

    • ⇒ Finding Providers Based on Requirement Criteria

    • ⇒ Finding Your Location

    • ⇒ “Where Am I?â€? Example

    • ⇒ Tracking Movement

    • ⇒ Updating Your Location in “Where Am I?

    • ⇒ Using Proximity Alerts

    • ⇒ Using the Geocoder

    • ⇒ Reverse Geocoding

    • ⇒ Fosrward Geocoding

    • ⇒ Creating Map -Based Activities

    • ⇒ Creating a Map-Based Activity

    • ⇒ Configuring and Using Map Views

    • ⇒ Using the Map Controller

    • 9. Working in the Background
    • ⇒ Creating and Controlling Services

    • ⇒ Binding Activities to Services

    • ⇒ Using Background Worker Threads

    • ⇒ Creating New Threads

    • ⇒ Synchronizing Threads for GUI Operations

    • ⇒ Moving the Earthquake Service to a Background Thread

    • ⇒ Let’s Make a Toast

    • ⇒ Customizing Toasts

    • ⇒ Using Toasts in Worker Threads

    • ⇒ Using Alarms

    • ⇒ Using Alarms to Update Earthquakes

    • 10. Peer-to-Peer Communication
    • ⇒ Introducing Android Instant Messaging

    • ⇒ Using the GTalk Service

    • ⇒ Binding to the GTalk Service

    • ⇒ Making a GTalk Connection and Starting an IM Session

    • ⇒ Introducing Presence and the Contact Roster

    • ⇒ Managing Chat Sessions

    • 11. Accessing Android Hardware
    • ⇒ Using the Media APIs

    • ⇒ Playing Media Resources

    • ⇒ Recording Multimedia

    • ⇒ Using the Camera

    • ⇒ Controlling Camera Settings

    • ⇒ Using the Camera Preview

    • ⇒ Taking a Picture

    • ⇒ Using the Camera Preview

    • ⇒ Introducing the Sensor Manager

    • ⇒ Using the Accelerometer and Compass

    • ⇒ Detecting Acceleration Changes

    • ⇒ Creating a Speedometer

    • ⇒ Determining Your Orientation

    • ⇒ Creating a Compass and Artificial Horizon

    • ⇒ Android Telephony

    • ⇒ Making Phone Calls

    • ⇒ Monitoring Phone State and Phone Activity

    • ⇒ Monitoring Data Connectivity and Activity

    • ⇒ Accessing Phone Properties and Status

    • ⇒ Controlling the Phone

    • ⇒ Using Bluetooth

    • ⇒ Introducing the Bluetooth Service

    • ⇒ Controlling the Local Bluetooth Device

    • ⇒ Discovering and Bonding with Bluetooth Devices

    • ⇒ Managing Bluetooth Connections

    • ⇒ Communication with Bluetooth

    • ⇒ Using a Bluetooth Headset

    • ⇒ Managing Net work and Wi-Fi Connections

    • ⇒ Controlling Device Vibration

    • 12. Advanced Android Development
    • ⇒ Using AID L to Support IP C for Services

    • ⇒ Implementing an AIDL Interface

    • ⇒ Using Internet Services

    • ⇒ Building Rich User Interfaces

    • ⇒ Working with Animations

    • ⇒ Using Themes to Skin Your Applications

    • ⇒ Advanced Canvas Drawing

    • ⇒ Introducing Surface View

    • ⇒Creating Interactive Controls

Batches Details

  • Duration

    2-3 Months
  • Available Seats

    15
  • Online Training Schedule

    8.00 pm to 10.00 pm
  • Industrial Training Schedule in Chandigarh

    8.00 am to 7.00 pm
    (2 hours per batch)


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