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Android App Development Training in Hyderabad

Want to take up Android App Development Training in Hyderabad? Looking for the best Android Training Institute? If yes, you landed up in the right place.

Digiquest Academy is one of the Best Android Training Institutes in Hyderabad. We at Digiquest and F Semicolon believe that anybody can learn to code given the right tools and strategies. Hence we have partnered with some of the most prominent developer communities in India in order to design a “Certified Android App Development Training” that is aimed at absolute beginners as well as people with prior programming experience.

We have partnered with some of the most prominent developer communities in India in order to ensure that our Android Program meets the rigorous industry standards followed across world-class companies.

Our Android Course training is accessible to people from all walks of life i.e., A person with no prior programming experience can learn our course as easily as a developer who is looking to hone his Android Development skills.

Importance of Android App Development Training

Android is an open source Operating System Developed by Google initially for smartphones in 2008. It is the most prominent and widespread operating system in the world with more than 2.3 Billion Smartphones running Android as of 2018. In India alone, about 92% of smartphones run on Android.

Today Android is embedded with every form of smart devices and legacy devices imaginable. Some of them include smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, Android Auto(Cars), Voice Assistants, TVs, Music Players and plenty of other tech gadgets.

Hence developers need to create applications that can tap into such a huge user base. In order to do that they need to get proficient at all aspects of Android app development starting from building basic applications to eventually building enterprise level applications. That is where we come in.

Android App Development Syllabus

Java:

What is Java?

Hello world.
Data Types and Variables.
Conditional.
Arrays.
Loops.
Functions.
Neural Networks.
Classes and Objects.
Inheritance.
Interfaces.

Android:

User Interface

Types of Views( TextView, ImageView…).
Look At few applications.
Mini Project -2 (Coffee Order App).
Nested View Groups.
Android Resources.
Button Events.
Intents.
Types of Intents.
Finalize the Coffee Order App
Strings.xml
Colors
Mini Project -3 (Court Counter App)

User Input:

What is an Event?

Onclick.
View Properties (width, height,….).
View Groups.
Linear Layout.
Relative Layout.
Positions of views inside View Groups.
Mini- Project 3( Photo Frame App).

Multi-Screen Apps:

Course Map
Translation app (Mini Project -4)
Overview of our Final App
Importing an Existing Project
Gradle Properties
Reading Main Acitivity.java
Create New Activities
AndroidManifest.xml
Implicit and Explicit Intent
Modifying the Activity Name
Event Listeners in Android
Create Event Listener
Onclick Listener
Adding Arrays to an Activity
Working with an Array List
App Memory Management
View Recycling
Intro to List Views
List View and Array Adapter
Creating Custom Classes
Creating Custom Array Adapter
School Grade App (Mini Project -5)
Working with App Designers
How to scope out work for a new feature
Creating prototypes
ImageView
Adding Image Assets to an App
Multiple Constructors for a Single Class
Audio Files
Adding Audio Files Assets
Music Player App (Mini Project -6)
Media Player Class
Handling Touch Events
Adapter View
Async CallBacks in Android
Cleaning up Media Resources
Understanding the Activity Lifecycle
Understanding the Activity Callbacks
Media Player and Activity Lifecycle
Audio Focus
Audio Manager Service
Touch Feedback for Clickable Views
Pressed States on Category Views
Navigation Pattern in Android
Up Button (Mini Project -7)
Android Development Patterns
Intro to Fragments
Fragments Lifecycle
Building Apps using Fragments.

Networking:

Build an EarthQuake Notification App (Mini Project -8)
JSON Parsing
Overview of JSON
JSON Component
Traverse Nodes in JSON Object Tree
Parsing JSON in Android
Fetching Data Through JSON
Parsing JSON Response
Splitting Response Data into Multiple Views
Visual Polish of our app
Intro to Networking
App permissions in Android
Request Internet Permission
HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
How to read existing Code
Request URL
Url Object
HttpUrlConnection
Android System Architecture
HTTP Request Method Types
HTTP Response Codes
Reading from an Input Stream
StringBuilder
Exceptions
Try and Catch Block
Feel That App (Mini Project -9)
Threads and Parallelism
Main vs Background Threads
Async Task
Generic Params
Inner Classes
Handle Empty or Null Classes
Intro to Loaders
Verify Loader Behaviour
Empty State of the list
Loading Indicator
No Internet Connectivity
Check Internet Connectivity
Book Listing App (Mini Project – 10)
Using Google Books API
News App (Major Project -1)

Data Storage:

Database Basics
Data Persistence
Computer Memory
Data Storage Options
Spreadsheets and Tables
Databases in Real Life
SQLite Databases in Android
Install SQLite
CRUD Overview
CRUD Actions
Table Constraints
Using Database in an Android App
Contract Class
Create Database with SQLiteOpenHelper
Database Connection
Pull Database file from Device
SQLite Database Object and Inserting Data
Pet Foundation App (Mini Project -11)
SQL Injection Example
Cursor Object
Intro to Content Providers
Content Provider Operations
Add URIs to the Contract
URI Matcher
Loading Data using CursorLoader
CursorAdapter
CursorLoader Automatically Loading
Preventing App Crashes
Inventory App (Major Project -2).

Major Projects:

Building a Telegram or WhatsApp Client.
Building a Twitter Client.

Our Android Training Modules Include:

Version Management System (Git)
Android User Interface
User Input
Multi-Screen Apps
Networking
Data Storage
Enterprise App Development Standards and Strategies
Clean Code Practices.

Our Android Training is Meant for:

Freshers.
Students looking to establish a career in the field of Android Application Development.
Graduates looking for new opportunities in the Mobile Application Development.
People with no prior programming experience.
Freelancers looking for new avenues of income.
Software Developers
People looking for remote jobs.