1. Android Platform

2. Course Instructor Yourself? Lectures, Labs, Text-Book Moodle Course Syllabus Online Resources Assessment Deadlines Code of professional conduct in the classroom First Class Activity

3. Mobile App Development 1 - COMP 2160 – 02 Fall 2015 Office: HL 407 Email: msharma@tru.ca Office Hours: 11:30 – 12:30 Noon (MWF)

5. Lectures: 10:30 am – 11:30 amMWOM 1330 10:30 AM – 11:30 AMF OM 1327 Labs/Seminars: 8:30 AM - 9:20 AM FOM 1327

6. Beginning Android 4 Application Development Wei-Meng Lee ISBN: 978-1-118-19954-1 Paperback 560 pages February 2012

8.  Mobile Applications Development  Mobile Phones and Network Technologies  Introduction to Android Programming  Android Application Framework  Building a Simple User Interface  Activities, Fragments, and Intents – 1  Creating a Simple Calculator  Activities, Fragments, and Intents – 2  Activities, Fragments, and Intents -3  Services  Broadcast Receivers  Data Persistence  Processes and Threads  Asynchronous Tasks  Activities, Fragments, and Intents -4  Internet Resources  App Publishing and Business Models  Introduction to iOS platform  Objective-C  Application Development in iOS  App States and File Management

10.  Quizzes5%  Lab Assignments20%  MidTerm Exams20%  Project& Presentation20%  Final Exam35%

12. Deadlines/Exams  Lab AssignmentsDue on Mondays 10:20AM  MidTerm ExamOct. 23rd  Project Last day of classes  Presentations Last week of classes

17. Mobile Developers Firmware Engineers Software Developers Web Developers

18.  Create a new Google/Gmail Account  This account will be used for class activities and you should not use it for personal communications.

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23. Android Device Manager makes it easy to locate, ring, or wipe your device from the web. It uses GPS to track the location of the device.