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    GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

    Master in Computer Application


    Year II – (Semester-IV) (W.E.F. January 2017)
    Subject Name: Android Programming
    Subject Code: 3640015

    1. Learning Objectives :
     To be able to understand the process of developing software for the mobile
     To be able to create mobile applications on the Android Platform
     To be able to create mobile applications involving data storage in SQLite database.

    2. Prerequisites: Knowledge of the Core Java Programming, database concepts

    3. Contents :
    Unit Course Content No Of
    No. Lectures

    1 Introduction to ANDROID : 06
     ANDROID SDK Features, Introduction to Development Features

    Basics of ANDROID
     Developing for ANDROID, developing for mobile and embedded
    devices, ANDROID development tools

    Creating Applications using ANDROID

    Basics of an ANDROID application, introduction to manifest, externalizing


    resources, application lifecycle, ANDROID activities
    2 Building user interfaces 09
     Introduction to layouts, introduction to fragments, creating new
    views, introduction to adapters

    Intents and broadcast receivers


     Introduction to intents, creating intents and broadcast receivers

    Using Internet resources


     Downloading and parsing internet resources, using the download
    manager, using internet services
    3 Files, saving state and preferences 09
     Creating, saving and retrieving shares preferences, including
    static files as resources, working with the file system

    Database and content providers


     Introducing ANDROID databases, content values and cursors,
    working with SQLite databases, creating content providers, using content
    providers, native ANDROID content providers
    Working in background
     Introducing services, using background threads, using alarms
    4 Enhancing user experience 08
     Introduction and addition of action bar, menus and dialogs, drawables and
    gradients, custom animations
    Hardware sensors
     Sensors and sensor manager, monitoring devices’ movement and
    orientation
    Maps and location based services
     Using location based services, selecting a location provider,finding your
    current location, creating map based activities
    5 Audio, video and using the camera 07
     Playing audio and video, manipulating raw audio, using camera to take
    pictures, recording video, adding media to media store
    Telephony and SMS
     Hardware support for telephony, using telephony, introducing SMS and
    MMS
    Monetizing, promoting and distributing the applications
     Signing and publishing applications, distributing applications,
    introduction to monetizing applications

    4. Text Book:
    1. Reto Meier Professional ANDROID 4 Application Development, WROX Latest Edition

    5. Reference Books:
    1. Lauren Darcey and Shane Conder, “Android Wireless Application Development”, Pearson
    Education, 2nd ed. (2011)
    2. Mark L Murphy, “Beginning Android”, Wiley India Pvt Ltd(2009)
    3. Sayed Y Hashimi and Satya Komatineni, “Pro Android”, Wiley India Pvt Ltd(2009)

    6. Chapter wise Coverage from Text Book:

    Unit Book# Chapters


    No
    1 1 Chapter 1,2,3
    2 1 Chapter 4,5,6
    3 1 Chapter 7,8,9
    4 1 Chapter 10,11,12,13
    5 1 Chapter 15, 17,19

    Tools/Technologies to be used:
    1 ANDROID Studio [Latest Version]
    2. ANDROID Version [Jelly Bean and later]

    7. Accomplishments of the student after completing the course :


     Student will visualize the real world mobile application scenario and enables them for
    development and implementation of mobile applications

    8. Suggestions for Lab Sessions :


     Create mobile application

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