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| Android Programming |
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Duration:
3 Days |
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This course is for professional developers who are proficient in Java
and want to learn Android programming.
- Developers
- Architects
- Consultants
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- 2-3 years of professional software development in Java programming language
- A high level understanding of application development frameworks, environments, tools and processes.
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Description
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Android is a platform for mobile devices, which includes an OS,
middleware and some key applications. The OS is based on a
variant of Linux kernel. On top of the kernel is a Java virtual machine
called Dalvik that is specially designed for embedded systems.
Google has released Android SDK along with its first Android phone G1.
The SDK allows developers to create applications for the
Android platform using Java and Eclipse-based IDE.
This hands-on course aims to teach all the important aspects of the
Android platform.
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Objectives
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Upon completion of this course, attendees will be able to:
- Understand Android platform architecture
- Design, develop, debug, and deploy Android applications
- Use Android SDK's simulator to test and debug applications
- Construct user interfaces with built-in views and layouts
- Define custom view and layout
- Secure Android applications
- Write multimedia Android applications
- Write location-based applications
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Course Outline
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Getting Started
- Overview of Android and Android SDK
- Getting to know your Android development environment
- Writing your first Android application
- Running and debugging your application
- Working with Android simulator
- Test your application on device
Android Applications - The Big Picture
- Android architecture
- Android application model
- Overview of Android application building blocks
- Application design guidelines
- Application lifecycle
Building User Interface
- Overview of Android's view structure
- Android built-in layouts
- Defining a layout in XML
- Android built-in Views
- Event handling
- Building custom views and layouts
Building Android Applications
- AndroidManifest.xml file - the control file
- Building activities
- Building intents
- Building and using services
- Notifications
- Building and using content providers
Data Stores
- Overview of storing, retrieving, and exposing data
- Preferences
- Files
- SQLite Databases
- ContentProviders
- Data access over the network
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Android Security Model
- Overview of Android security architecture
- Signing application packages
- User IDs and access control
- Using, declaring and enforcing permissions
- URI permissions
Resources and I18N
- Overview of resources in Android
- Creating resources
- Using resources
- Drawable resources
- Animation resources
- Using resources for different languages
Android Media API
- Playing audio/video
- Media recording
Building Location Based Applications
- Where am I
- LocationManager
- Integrate with GoogleMap
Interprocess Communication with AIDL
- Overview of Android Interface Definition Language (AIDL)
- Defining the interface
- Implementing an interface
- Exposing the interface
- Invoking IPC methods
- Parameter passing using Parcelable interface
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