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Android OS Internals / AOSP Automotive ROM Development, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.28, with 90 lectures, based on 352 reviews, and has 1729 subscribers.

You will learn about AOSP Android Automotive Android Android OS Internals AAOS This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to build your own version of Android Automotive OS (AAOS) It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to build your own version of Android Automotive OS (AAOS).

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Summary

Title: Android OS Internals / AOSP Automotive ROM Development

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.28

Number of Lectures: 90

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Curriculum Items: 93

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • AOSP
  • Android Automotive
  • Android
  • Android OS Internals
  • AAOS

Who Should Attend

  • Beginners who want to build your own version of Android Automotive OS (AAOS)

Target Audiences

  • Beginners who want to build your own version of Android Automotive OS (AAOS)

Over the years android has captured Phones, tablets, TV, Wear devices. It’s running on 2.5 billion active devices. Even though Android is in the market for a long, it’s still pretty hard to find structured courses or online resources for AOSP development. That’s the reason this course is here.

This course is specially designed for Developers of intermediate level who want to learn about developing Android OS, focusing more on Android Automotive UI Development.

We have tried to make this course as compact and simple as possible. I hope you will learn something new each minute of the tutorials. This course is perfect for those who are new to the AOSP world or want to learn AOSP Automotive OS UI development. 

As a prerequisite for this course, you would need a PC with Ubuntu or a Mac book (intel) or an Ubuntu Virtual machine. The course starts with an introduction and environment setup and then covers most of the

  • Section 1: Introduction

  • Section 2: Environment Setup

  • Section 3: Download the Source

  • Section 4: Build the source

  • Section 5: Architecture, Important Folders, and Source that you should know

  • Section 6: Car Settings

  • Section 7: Car UI Library

  • Section 8: System UI

  • Section 9: Notifications

  • Section 10: Launcher

  • Section 11: Boot Animation

  • Section 12: SELinux

  • Section 13: System Services

At the end of the course, you should be able to gain enough knowledge to customize the Automotive UI and create your own Android Automotive AOSP Version.

All the very best for your AOSP Career.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Introduction to AOSP

Lecture 1: Introduction to AOSP

Chapter 3: Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Environment Setup (AOSP12)

Chapter 4: Download the Source

Lecture 1: Download Required Packages (AOSP12)

Lecture 2: Download and Install REPO (AOSP12)

Lecture 3: Download Source (AOSP12)

Chapter 5: Android Build System

Lecture 1: Soong

Lecture 2: Build System Architecture

Lecture 3: Ensetup.sh

Lecture 4: croot and m, mm commands

Lecture 5: grep commands

Lecture 6: module commands

Lecture 7: envsetup script walkthrough

Lecture 8: definitions.mk

Chapter 6: AOSP Terminal Commands and Tools

Lecture 1: AIDEGEN – Open Projects in Intellij Idea and Android Studio

Lecture 2: ASfP (Android Studio for Platform Developers)

Lecture 3: AOSP Commands for Terminal

Chapter 7: Build the source

Lecture 1: Build the source and run the Automotive Emulator

Lecture 2: Build the Source and run Phone Emulator

Chapter 8: Architecture, Important Folders and Source that you should know

Lecture 1: Android Architecture

Lecture 2: Android Automotive Architecture

Lecture 3: Important Folders and Source

Chapter 9: AOSP Folders

Lecture 1: Folder Walkthrough 1

Lecture 2: Folder Walkthrough 2

Lecture 3: Folder Walkthrough 3

Lecture 4: Folder Walkthrough 4

Lecture 5: Folder Walkthrough 5

Lecture 6: Folder Walkthrough 6

Chapter 10: Android Boot Process Deep Analysis

Lecture 1: The Init Process

Lecture 2: Zygote Process

Lecture 3: System Server Process

Chapter 11: Car Api, Car Service , VHAL

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: aidegen tip

Chapter 12: Car Service

Lecture 1: Car Service Part1

Lecture 2: Car Service Part2

Lecture 3: Car Service Sequence Diagram

Lecture 4: CarServiceBase Class

Chapter 13: Car Api

Lecture 1: A Kotlin Car Api Client App

Lecture 2: Car Api Analysis

Lecture 3: aidl

Lecture 4: Bonus : AIDL Explained with Practical

Chapter 14: Vehicle HAL

Lecture 1: VHAL Introduction

Lecture 2: VHAL Properties

Lecture 3: VHAL Dump using LSHAL

Lecture 4: VHAL Interfaces

Lecture 5: VHAL Area and Zones

Lecture 6: CarWatchDog

Lecture 7: CarWatchDog Android Studio Tip

Chapter 15: Car Settings

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Car Settings App Overview

Lecture 3: Add new Car Settings -Practical

Chapter 16: Car UI Library

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Overlays(RRO) – How it Works ?.

Lecture 3: Car UI Overlays – Practical

Chapter 17: System UI

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: SystemUI Architecture

Lecture 3: SystemUI Bootup Process

Lecture 4: SystemUI Boot CodeWalkthrough

Lecture 5: SystemUI Keyguard

Lecture 6: SystemUI Keyguard Class Sequence

Chapter 18: Add Android Apps into AOSP

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Add Java Apps into AOSP Practical

Lecture 3: Add Kotlin Apps into AOSP Practical

Chapter 19: ADB

Lecture 1: ADB Introduction

Lecture 2: ADB Commands

Chapter 20: Car Launcher

Lecture 1: Launcher Program Introduction

Lecture 2: Launcher Change Emulator Skin to Portrait

Chapter 21: Car Boot Animation

Lecture 1: Change Boot Animation Practical

Chapter 22: SELinux – General Topics

Lecture 1: A Simple Introduction to SELINUX

Lecture 2: SELinux Intro

Lecture 3: SELinux HandsOn

Chapter 23: System Services – General Topics

Lecture 1: Android System Service Introduction

Lecture 2: Binder IPC Introduction

Lecture 3: Binder IPC

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  • 4 stars: 131 votes
  • 5 stars: 129 votes

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