Android is a top niche in mobile application development sector. Android supports not just mobile platform but also tablets and many other devices. The extendable application environment of Android is specifically designed to suit industry requirements to tap the mobile consumer market and offers immense scope for Android application developers. Greater part of Android application development is carried out in Java and our Android Training Course focuses on Java based application development.
- High-quality training from highly experienced faculties
- Session from IT Industry Experts
- Limited Number of Students Per Batch
- Practical Hands-On Experience on Each Topic
- Meet and follows industry standards in developing projects
- Flexible Training Mode - Classroom/ Online/ Boot Camp(daytime, weekends and evening batches)
- Exposure to a corporate feel environment
- Hands-on experience and practical exercises
- e-books
- Pre placement trainings – Support to face HR and Technical Interviews – resume beatification – soft skill training
- Placement assistance – Support for scheduling interviews
On successful completion of the course, you will receive a Course Completion Certificate from concept solutions
- Java Developer
- Android Developer
- Mobile Application Developer
We at Concept Solutions, offer industry oriented training in Android application development, which provides hands-on experience for our students in designing and building simple to sophisticated Android mobile apps. We’ll take you through the basics of Android Studio, the default integrated development environment (IDE) supported by Google, including user interfaces, activities, controls, layouts, services, content providers, location etc. Concept Solutions is one of the best training institute, providing Android courses in Trivandrum, since our inception. Anyone who is keen on creating their own Android apps should go for this course. This course is ideal for every individual who wants to learn android development basics and build a successful career in mobile app development.
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1.Introduction Java
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1.1 Getting Started with Java
Features of java technology | JVM & JRE functions | Java Keywords & Identifiers | Java Primitive Data Types | Operators & Control Statements | Garbage Collection | Arrays
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1.2 Object Oriented Programming
Basic OOPS Concept | Modeling Concepts: Abstraction | Encapsulation & Packages | Classes, attributes & Methods | Object & Constructors
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1.3 Class Design
Inheritance, Polymorphism, Method | Overloading | Constructor Overloading | Use of Super & this Keyword |Method Overriding & Virtual Method | Invocation
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1.4 Advanced Features
Static Variables, methods |Final Classes, methods & variables |Abstract Classes, methods | Inner Classes: Static & Non-static | Implementing & Extending | Interfaces | Date and Calendar classes | Concurrency Collections |Comparator and Comparable
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1.5 Exception Handling
Try, Catch & Finally statement | throw & throws Keyword | Common Exceptions | User-Defined Exception
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1.6 Java Collection Framework
Collection Overview | Collection Classes & Interfaces | Working with maps & Interfaces | Collection Algorithms | Legacy Classes & Interfaces
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1.7 Threads
Thread methods & Scheduling | Life-Cycle of Thread | Thread Priorities | Inter-Thread Communication | Synchronization
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2.Introduction to Android
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Session 2: Introduction to Android
A little Background about mobile technologies | Overview of Android - An Open Platform for Mobile development | Setting up development environment |Dalvik Virtual Machine & .apk file extension Fundamentals | Basic Building blocks – Activities | Services | Broadcast | Receivers | Content Providers| UI Components- Views & notifications |Components for communication -Intents & Intent Filters | Android API levels(versions & version names)
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Session 3: My First Android Application
Android development Framework - Android-SDK, Android Studio |My First Android Application | Launching emulator | Editing Emulator
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Session 4 : Application Structure
Manifest.xml |uses-permission & uses-sdk | Activity,services,receiver declarations |Resources & R.java | Assets | Values – strings.xml |Layouts & Drawable Resources | Activities and Activity lifecycle
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3.Android User Interface
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Session 5: XML Introduction to Basic UI design
Push Button |Text | Labels | EditText | ToggleButton |Spinner | AutoCompleteTextView |Date & time picker | ProgressBar | Analog & Digital
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Session 6: Advanced UI Programming
Event driven Programming in Android (Text Edit, Button clicked etc.) | Android Activity Lifecycle | Popup | Option menu | Context menu | Menu - Sub menu | Menu from xml | menu via code | Multimedia - Audio & Video Player | Recording Video
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Session 7: Intents & Views
Implicit Intents |Explicit Intents | Designing interface with views
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Session 8: Styles & Themes
styles.xml | colors.xml- declaring colors and drawables | Drawable resources for shapes, gradients(selectors) | Style attribute in layout file | Applying themes via code and manifest file
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Session 9: Adapters and Widget
ArrayAdapters | BaseAdapters | ListView and ListActivity | Custom listview | GridView using adapters |Gallery using adapters
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4.Android Communication
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Session 10: Notifications
Broadcast Receivers |Services and notifications | Toast | Alarms
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Session 11: Tabs and TabActivity
Tabs and TabActivity
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Session 12: Linkify & Telephony API
SMS and Email Messaging in android | Location Based services | Networking | Telephony Manger | Get call State |Phone call
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5.Android Data Storage & Security
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Session 13: Data Storage & SQLite Programming
Internal Storage | External Storage | SQLite – SQLiteOpenHelper | SQLiteDatabse | Cursor | Content providers | Defining and using content providers | Reading and updating Contacts | Reading bookmarks
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Session 14: Android Security Essentials
Introduction and Android Security Architecture |Android Permission Model and third party applications | Component Security and Protecting data storage | Client-Server communication security
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Session 15: Publishing Android Applications
Publishing Android Applications
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6.Project
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6.1Project Development
At Concept Solutions students also get an opportunity to work on real-time projects. Thus students undergoing projects at Concept Solutions gets an opportunity to learn various aspects of project lifecycle including requirement analysis, prototyping, architecting, coding, testing, deployment etc. This approach helps to develop students as true professionals, fully equipped with all the needed skill sets required to get employed in top IT companies.
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Java Fundamentals | Introduction to Android | Android development Framework - Android-SDK | Android Studio | emulator| XML | SQLite - Develop strong understanding of database.
Project Design Documents | Software Development Life Cycle | Coding Standards | Frameworks | CMS | Deployment & Delivery | Tech Talks by Insustry Experts
Developing Communication and Professional Skills | Career development training and assistance. | Support to face HR and Technical Interviews. | Resume beatification. | Mock Interviews by an Industry Expert.
Developing an application using Java | JSP | SERVLETS |JDBC | HTML | CSS | Bootstrap | MYSQL and follows all the phases of SDLC.
Sending Resumes to companies | | Scheduling interviews | Update the feedback | Orientation program to join client organization.
An internship is a practical work experience that enables a student to gain knowledge and skills within an organization, industry, or functional area that reflects the student's academic and professional interests.
# The advantages of doing an internship are significant. An internship provides:
# The opportunity to explore a career field and gain relevant work experience
# A chance to develop transferable skills valued by employers
# Networking opportunities with professionals in your field of interest
# Experience with the job search process
Each module in Java is well-designed that make you eligible for certain job roles as mentioned below:
- Java Developer
- Android Developer
- Mobile Application Developer
You should be good in basics of programming language.It doesn’t really matter which programming language you choose to write code in the interview. Just, learn and practice programming problems in the language of your choice.
It may be possible to get academic credit for your internship, but not from the Career Center. Only academic departments can offer credit, and policies differ greatly from one University to the next. Often your internship must relate directly to your major and will require you to complete a related project work.
As an ECE graduate I was not well aware about the programming concepts when I joined for android development course. Sir made it that he started from the base and clearly explained me all the concepts. More of practical sessions and assignments made me more confident. Thank you Sir for mentoring me to change myself as a professional.
"I am fully satisfied with the learning. They delivered what they had promised. I had enrolled in their android developer course. Practice tests and course material are simply awesome. The trainer was extremely knowledgeable and had rich experience in the related field"
I am writing a testimonial for the first time in my life, and it is for you Saravanan sir. I got to attend sir's class in my age of 35 when I wanted to change my career industry. Until I met him I was in a dilemma whether I should go for it or leave. But the way he motivated and convinced made me join his class. Frankly speaking studying at the age of 35 was not easy and it was entirely different from our school or college days. But he was really understanding, co-operative and inspiring. His support and encouraging words made me more confident. Now I am working in Mobile application field, it won't be possible with out you sir. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and express my gratitude to you. All the best for your coming venture and may God bless. Regards Jayadev
It is very useful for those who are doing final year projects. It is also useful for those who are searching for IT job. It is the good environment for those students who want to improve their IT and communication skills.
I would like to thank you for guiding me with your knowledge and skills. I learned many things during the classes. The staffs are concerned that if we understand the classes and simplify the things which hard to understand. Thank you very much and all the best. -Aravind J
Saravanan Sir , is an experienced teacher. I am lucky to became his student .He is a good teacher and mentor. He used to get updated with current technologies and is always willing to share it with us. His class is a space to create new knowledge experience. His classes are lively. He transformed many of his student as best professionals in computer science. Am very happy to share this testimony about our loving sir.......... By Seba Robert