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  • CS412: Mobile Application Development
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  • Unit 1: Introduction to Mobile Application Development
  • Unit 2: Infrastructure
  • Unit 3: HTML/CSS/DOM and Scripting
  • Unit 4: JQuery and Structured Data
  • Unit 5: Scripting with Server Access
  • Unit 6: Designing Mobile User Interfaces
  • Unit 7: Mobile Application Evaluation and Mobile Browsers
  • Unit 8: Mobile Platforms
  • Unit 9: Storage and Geolocation
  • Unit 10: Android Development
  • Unit 11: iPhone/iPad Development
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  • Unit 10: Android Development

    In this unit, we will look at how to develop applications in one popular platform for phones and tablets, the Android. In order to complete this unit, it is assumed that the student has had some experience with Java programming, although a brief review of Java will be included.

    Completing this unit should take you approximately 8 hours.

    • Unit 10 Learning Outcomes Page
    • 10.1: Java Review

      • Harvard University: Dan Armendariz and David Malan's "Android" URL

        Watch Lecture 2.

    • 10.2: Android SDK

      • Harvard University: Dan Armendariz and David Malan's "Android" URL

        Watch Lecture 3.

    • 10.3: Resources, Views, and Intents

      • Harvard University: Dan Armendariz and David Malan's "Android" URL

        Watch Lecture 4.

    • 10.4: Intents and Storage

      • Harvard University: Dan Armendariz and David Malan's "Android" URL

        Watch Lecture 5.

    • 10.5: Storage and Threads

      • Harvard University: Dan Armendariz and David Malan's "Android" URL

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