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Scope for Android app developers Customized Turnkey


To be an apps developer, you need to have training in
software development. The Android platform today has built
outstanding careers in technology innovation and application
development . A N D R O I D
Application Development Training
This platform virtually creates superstar developers who
can think differently and who can build small applications quickly.
Since it's open source, the scope to learn and work is infinite. The
platform has the backing of innovation giant Google. For a software
developer with excellent depth in algorithms, who can think out of the
box, Android will be the best thing to happen. It is no surprise that
Android keeps adding the largest pool of developers worldwide each
day. We would urge you to pursue the platform seriously and make
sure you build the necessary technical depth for better results.

Conrad Highlights
Guest lectures from industry people
Specialized training on tools
Worls-class study environment
Well Experienced trainers
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Trainers & Consultants
Training modules Introduction to Android
Android Overview and History
Basic Android User Interface
What is XML based Layout
Intent Filters
What is an Intent Filter
Core Java
Android development environment Why XML based Layout Role of filters
Java introduction and history
Android OS Architecture Intent Routing
JDK,JVM,JRE Building Views and layouts
Linux kernel Filters in your manifest
Path and class path env parameters Built-in Layouts
Hello World in java Native libraries Built-in Views Android Security Model
Primitive Data types Dalvik virtual machine
Handling user events Android security architecture
Operators and Expressions App framework
Basic Widgets User IDs and access control
Control flows – if,else,elseif,for,while,dowhile etc Apps
Signing application packages

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming: Android Source Code Layout Android System Overview
Communicating via the Internet
Classes and Objects Core Projects File System
HTTP
Fields and Methods External Projects Preferences Parsing Responses
Encapsulation Packages Notifications Email
Method Overloading Providers Security model
Static Handling Telephone Controls
Arrays Making Calls
Android SDK Overview Advanced UI
Inheritance Monitoring data connectivity & Activity
Platforms Adapters
Object Substitution Accessing phone Status
Tools Building UI for Performance
Polymorphism Controlling Phone
Versions Graphics
Abstract class
Interface Camera
Access Control Main Building Blocks
Data Store Camera Handling
Packages and import statements Activities
Overview Taking Photo
Java.lang package Activity lifecycle
Preferences
Object,String,Stringbuffer,StringBuilder Intents Wi-Fi
Services Files
Runtime,ProcessBuilder,Wrapper classes Monitoring and managing connectivity
Content Providers Broadcast Receivers Local Databases
Math,Number,BigDeciaml,BigInteger Managing connections
Exception Handling try catch finally blocks SQLite Databases Managing Wi-Fi
Custom and nested exceptions Project Structure SQLiteOpenHelper
Threads Root Contents Opening and closing Database Bluetooth
Java.util and collection API's Project Files Working with cursors Controlling local Bluetooth device
Java.io Manifest File Discovering and bonding with Bluetooth devices
Java.net Writing your first Android Application Content Providers Managing Bluetooth connections
Building, Running and debugging your application Communicating with Bluetooth
Mime Types
Java.sql (JDBC) Working with Android Emulator
RMI – Remote Method Invocation
Searching content Interprocess Communication with AIDL
Testing apps in Real Device CRUD operations
Generics Overview of Android Interface Definition Language (AIDL)
Android Quick start apps in emulator
For each loop, Boxing, unboxing, enums Defining the interface
Running quick start application in real devices
Varargs, static imports Services Implementing an interface
Introduction to Hot spot java virtual machine Overview of service Exposing the interface
Building Android Applications Invoking IPC methods
Introduction n to AWT and Swing API's Implementing a Service
Event Delegation model
Building Activities Parameter passing using Parcelable interface
Building Intents Service lifecycle
Any Open topics
Building and using Services Working with Threads
Mobile Architecture Overview Notifications Broadcast Receivers Getting through the Handlers
Smartphone concepts Binding and using Content Providers Broadcast Receivers Messages
Smartphone platforms comparison App Widgets Implementing broadcast receiver Runnables
Application development Approaches App Framework System broadcasts and how to use them Introduction to Android NDK

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