Introduction to Programming and App Development
Introduction to Programming and App Development, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 69 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 130 reviews, and has 9263 subscribers.
You will learn about Start designing and making your own apps Work as a freelance developer or apply for app or software development positions Solid understanding of fundamental concepts in programming languages Specific knowledge related to designing and developing mobile apps Familiarity with Android & iOS app development Adequate familiarity and knowledge to be able to take off on your own, and use the web to find code snippets that suite your on-demand needs Approach programming from a place of high awareness and joyful presence using short centering meditation practice This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in developing mobile apps, for fun or as a freelancer or Or someone who wants to gain the background to become a professional software developer It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in developing mobile apps, for fun or as a freelancer or Or someone who wants to gain the background to become a professional software developer.
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Summary
Title: Introduction to Programming and App Development
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.4
Number of Lectures: 69
Number of Quizzes: 7
Number of Published Lectures: 69
Number of Published Quizzes: 7
Number of Curriculum Items: 77
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77
Original Price: $89.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Start designing and making your own apps
- Work as a freelance developer or apply for app or software development positions
- Solid understanding of fundamental concepts in programming languages
- Specific knowledge related to designing and developing mobile apps
- Familiarity with Android & iOS app development
- Adequate familiarity and knowledge to be able to take off on your own, and use the web to find code snippets that suite your on-demand needs
- Approach programming from a place of high awareness and joyful presence using short centering meditation practice
Who Should Attend
- Anyone interested in developing mobile apps, for fun or as a freelancer
- Or someone who wants to gain the background to become a professional software developer
Target Audiences
- Anyone interested in developing mobile apps, for fun or as a freelancer
- Or someone who wants to gain the background to become a professional software developer
Highlights
- Intro to Programming and App Design and Development Series
- Covers Android / Java and iOS / Swift
- Partly Based on an Upper-division Undergraduate Course at UCLA
- 2 Sample Apps: Yoga Postures App (iOS/Android), Family Group Chat App (Android)
- 14-Week Course (68 Lectures)
- 19+ Hours of Video Instruction
- 400+ Pages of Lectures Slides, Notes, Source Code
- 4 Additional Weeks of Student Project: Online Q/A Support during “Build Your Own App” Project
- Get Started Making Your Own Apps for Fun, as a Freelancer, or to Become a Professional Software Developer
- No Prior Knowledge or Experience Necessary
Overview
This is an introduction to programming and app development class series, partly based on an upper-division undergraduate introductory programming languages course from the Computer Science department at UCLA.
Whether you’re interested to learn making apps for fun, would like to start app development as a side-job, or even want to pick up software development as a career, this course will give you the background and practice you need to get started and take off on your own.
This is a 14-week course. We will spend 8 weeks on principles of computer programming. Next we’ll learn things specific to designing and developing mobile apps, for both iOS and Android, and we’ll finish the course by developing two sample apps together in both these platforms: Yoga Postures App (iOS/Android), Family Group Chat App (Android).
The course covers concepts from Functional languages, Imperative languages, and Object-Oriented languages, in the context of the following languages: Java for Android, Swift for iOS. Over the course of the two sample apps, you will practice many aspects of app development, including Xcode and Android Studio IDEs, performing in them layout, generating views programmatically, scrollviews, using Google FireBase as a database backend, asynchronous listeners/callbacks for handling events, database exchanges, and much more.
Perquisites
- No prior knowledge or experience in programming is necessary and all ages are welcome
- To be able to learn and practice programming languages concepts, you only need a computer with internet connection
- To be able to practice making apps on your own, you will need a computer with Xcode (for iOS) or Android Studio (for Android) installed
Sections
- Intro: Introduction to this series
- Week 1: Orientation, Swift Primer, Functional Languages, Functions, Types, Type Inference, Type Checkers
- Week 2: Control, Imperative Languages
- Week 3: Recursion, Data Structures
- Week 4: Data Structures, Optional Types
- Week 5: Scoping, Closures, Interpreted and Compiled Languages, Static and Dynamic Typing
- Week 6: Object Oriented Languages, Interfaces, Inheritance, Polymorphism
- Week 7: Object Oriented Programming Topics
- Week 8: Generics, Concurrency, Asynchronous Computation, Exceptions
- Week 9: Java Primer
- Week 10: App Programming Primer: Layout, Layout in iOS (Sample App 1: Yoga Postures App)
- Week 11: App Programming Primer: Coding in iOS (Sample App1: Yoga Postures App)
- Week 12: App Programming Primer: Layout in Android (Sample App1: Yoga Postures App)
- Week 13: App Programming Primer: Coding in Android (Sample App1: Yoga Postures App)
- Week 14: Sample App 2: Family Group Chat App (Android)
- Outro: Final Lecture, Instructions to build your own app
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Series
Lecture 1: Introduction to the Series
Chapter 2: Week One: Orientation, Overview, Organization, Basic Concepts
Lecture 1: Week One – Day 1: Orientation, Course Overview, Your Instructor
Lecture 2: Week One – Day 2: Programming Basics using Swift Language
Lecture 3: Week One – Day 3: Functions, Types, Type Checking
Lecture 4: Week One – Day 4: More on Functions, Logical Operators
Lecture 5: Week One – Day 5: Types, Type Checking, Type Inference, Homework
Chapter 3: Tip on How to Watch the Rest of This Course
Lecture 1: Tip on How to Watch the Rest of This Course
Chapter 4: Week Two: Control, Imperative Language Constructs
Lecture 1: Week Two – Day 1: More on Functions
Lecture 2: Week Two – Day 2: Googling for Answers, Control Structures
Lecture 3: Week Two – Day 3: More Control Structures, Comments
Lecture 4: Week Two – Day 4: Conditional Expressions, Statements, Expressions
Chapter 5: Week Three: Recursion, Data Structures
Lecture 1: Week Three – Day 1: Sequential Programming, Recursive Functions
Lecture 2: Week Three – Day 2: Recursive Functions, Primitive Types
Lecture 3: Week Three – Day 3: Lists, For-Loop
Lecture 4: Week Three – Day 4: Properties / Members
Lecture 5: Week Three – Day 5: Homework
Chapter 6: Week Four: Data Structures, Optional Types
Lecture 1: Week Four – Day 1: More on Properties / Members
Lecture 2: Week Four – Day 2: Properties / Members, Lists
Lecture 3: Week Four – Day 3: Lists, Optional Types, Dictionaries
Lecture 4: Week Four – Day 4: Dictionaries
Chapter 7: Week Five: Scoping, Closures, Language Types
Lecture 1: Week Five – Day 1: Scoping
Lecture 2: Week Five – Day 2: Scoping, First Class Functions / Closures
Lecture 3: Week Five – Day 3: Higher Order Functions
Lecture 4: Week Five – Day 4: Higher Order Functions, More on Language Types
Lecture 5: Week Five – Day 5: Preview of Object-Oriented Programming, Homework
Chapter 8: Week Six: Object Orientation, Interfaces, Inheritance, Dynamic Dispatch
Lecture 1: Week Six – Day 1: Object Oriented Programming, Interfaces (Protocols), Classes
Lecture 2: Week Six – Day 2: Properties, Constructors, Classes, Objects
Lecture 3: Week Six – Day 3: Type Polymorphism, Universal Type, Inheritance
Lecture 4: Week Six – Day 4: Benefits of Object Oriented Programming
Lecture 5: Week Six – Day 5: Overriding, Dynamic Dispatch
Chapter 9: Week Seven: More Object Oriented Programming Topics
Lecture 1: Week Seven – Day 1: More on Object Oriented Programming
Lecture 2: Week Seven – Day 2: Object Oriented Programming, Classes, Constructors
Lecture 3: Week Seven – Day 3: Modules, Access Levels
Lecture 4: Week Seven – Day 4: More Object Oriented Topics
Chapter 10: Week Eight: Generics, Concurrency, Asynchronous Computation, Exceptions
Lecture 1: Week Eight – Day 1: Garbage Collection, Generics, Stacks
Lecture 2: Week Eight – Day 2: Generics, Stacks, Asynchronous Calls
Lecture 3: Week Eight – Day 3: More on Asynchronous Calls
Lecture 4: Week Eight – Day 4: Exceptions, Error Handling
Chapter 11: Week Nine: Java Primer
Lecture 1: Week Nine – Day 1: Java Primer, Java-Swift in Parallel
Lecture 2: Week Nine – Day 2: Java Primer Continued
Lecture 3: Week Nine – Day 3: Java Primer Continued
Lecture 4: Week Nine – Day 4: Java Primer Continued
Lecture 5: Week Nine – Day 5: Java Primer Continued
Lecture 6: Week Nine – Day 6: Java Primer Continued
Chapter 12: Week Ten: App Programming Primer – Layout, Layout in iOS
Lecture 1: Week Ten – Day 1: App Development Steps, App Layout Design
Lecture 2: Week Ten – Day 2: App Layout, Design Sketching, Sample App Design
Lecture 3: Week Ten – Day 3: Sample App Layout iOS
Lecture 4: Week Ten – Day 4: Layout in iOS / Xcode, Auto Layout Constraints
Lecture 5: Week Ten – Day 5: Connecting Layout and Code, Simulator
Chapter 13: Week Eleven: App Programming Primer – Coding in iOS
Lecture 1: Week Eleven – Day 1: Sample App – Coding Functionality in Swift iOS
Lecture 2: Week Eleven – Day 2: Coding the App in Swift
Lecture 3: Week Eleven – Day 3: Adding Views and Constraints Programmatically
Lecture 4: Week Eleven – Day 4: Debugging Process
Chapter 14: Week Twelve: App Programming Primer – Layout in Android
Lecture 1: Week Twelve – Day 1: Layout in Android Studio, Sample App, Layout Rules
Lecture 2: Week Twelve – Day 2: Emulator, Sample App Layout Continued
Lecture 3: Week Twelve – Day 3: Sample App Layout Continued, View Actions
Chapter 15: Week Thirteen: App Programming Primer – Coding in Android
Lecture 1: Week Thirteen – Day 1: Coding the App in Java, Modifying Views, Intents
Lecture 2: Week Thirteen – Day 2: Debugging in Android Studio
Lecture 3: Week Thirteen – Day 3: Adding Layout Rules Programmatically in Java
Lecture 4: Week Thirteen – Day 4: Completing the Sample App in Android
Chapter 16: Week Fourteen: Sample App 2 – Family Group Chat in Android
Lecture 1: Week Fourteen – Day 1: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 2: Week Fourteen – Day 2: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 3: Week Fourteen – Day 3: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 4: Week Fourteen – Day 4: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 5: Week Fourteen – Day 5: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 6: Week Fourteen – Day 6: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 7: Week Fourteen – Day 7: Family Chat App in Android
Lecture 8: Week Fourteen – Day 8: Family Chat App in Android
Chapter 17: Outro, Student Project
Lecture 1: Outro: Student Project Instructions
Instructors
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Hesam (Sam) Samimi
Computer Science / Programming Teacher, Mobile App Developer
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- 2 stars: 3 votes
- 3 stars: 24 votes
- 4 stars: 34 votes
- 5 stars: 66 votes
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