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Nov 21, 2024
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CST 185 - Android Application DevelopmentCredits: 3 Designs, develops, and maintains simple mobile applications geared toward Android devices. Focuses primarily on programming, graphic design, and application development for various mobile devices.
Prerequisite(s): CST 173 with a minimum grade of “C” or instructor permission Corequisite(s): None Lecture Hours: 45 Lab Hours: 0 Meets MTA Requirement: None Pass/NoCredit: Yes
Outcomes and Objectives
- Demonstrate understanding of the Android platform.
- Understand the market for Android applications.
- Describe the features of the Android devices.
- Identify languages used in Android development.
- Explain the role of the Android market.
- Create Android applications.
- Understand and use an integrated development environment (IDE) for building and integrating application development tools.
- Design the user interface of an application by understanding the Java code and XML layout files.
- Apply various widgets (text controls, image controls, button controls, etc.) to the user interface.
- Select a linear or relative layout for the user interface.
- Create an activity (also called Java class) to process user input to the Android Manifest file.
- Write Java event handlers.
- Debug errors in Java code.
- Test the application in the Android Emulator.
- Modify Android applications.
- Apply an Android theme.
- Understand how to define a Text Field for data entry and declare variables to hold data.
- Display a custom launcher icon.
- Code a RadioButton, an If statement, an If Else statement, and nested If statements.
- Display an Android toast notification.
- Build a user interface with advanced features.
- Use an array to create a list that displays to users in an application.
- Create an Android project using a splash screen and/or a tabular layout.
- Learn how to add audio, an image gallery, and video to your application.
- Create an Android application with animation.
- Understand Frame animation.
- Understand Tween animation.
- Identify the start() and stop() methods.
- Publish an Android app.
- Understand Google Play.
- Target various device configuations.
- Create a release-ready package that users can install and run on their devices.
- Prepare promotional materials.
- Learn how to register for a Google Play account.
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