Become A Mobile App Developer (iOS / Android / Windows)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: iOS Mobile App Development

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is iOS

Lecture 3: What You need

Lecture 4: Updating macOS

Lecture 5: Download and install Xcode

Lecture 6: Create a test app

Lecture 7: Exploring Xcode Interface

Lecture 8: Developing our test app

Lecture 9: iOS MVC Design Pattern

Chapter 2: ios SWIFT Fundamentals

Lecture 1: What is Swift

Lecture 2: Xcode playground overview

Lecture 3: Using comments

Lecture 4: Print statements

Lecture 5: Operators : Part 1

Lecture 6: Operators : Part 2

Lecture 7: Variables and Data Types : Part 1

Lecture 8: Variables and Data Types : Part 2

Lecture 9: Naming Data

Lecture 10: Arrays

Lecture 11: Functions

Lecture 12: Creating a function

Lecture 13: Creating a function with a parameter

Lecture 14: Conditional statements

Chapter 3: Develop a mobile app with iOS

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Creating a new Xcode project

Lecture 3: Design your app: Part 1

Lecture 4: Design your app: Part 2

Lecture 5: Link design to code

Lecture 6: Create variables

Lecture 7: Add random number generator

Lecture 8: Create an array and test app

Chapter 4: Android Mobile App Development

Lecture 1: What is Android

Lecture 2: What is Android Studio

Lecture 3: Android studio installation requirements

Lecture 4: Downloading and Installing Android Studio on Windows

Lecture 5: Downloading and Installing Android Studio on Mac

Lecture 6: Creating a test android app: part 1

Lecture 7: Creating a test android app: part 2

Lecture 8: Creating a test android app: part 3

Chapter 5: Exploring Android Studio

Lecture 1: Android Project Structure

Lecture 2: Opening and closing Android Projects

Lecture 3: Component tree

Lecture 4: User interface

Lecture 5: Gradle build system

Lecture 6: The palette

Lecture 7: Constraint layout

Lecture 8: Modifying the test app

Lecture 9: Testing app on multiple devices

Chapter 6: Develop an Android Mobile App

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Creating a new Android project

Lecture 3: Exploring key files

Lecture 4: Creating a variable to hold scores

Lecture 5: Testing what we've developed so far

Lecture 6: Modifying the textview widget

Lecture 7: Adding a button widget

Lecture 8: Adding java code

Lecture 9: Creating a random generator

Lecture 10: Creating a single dice

Lecture 11: Creating three dice with arrayList

Lecture 12: Adding dice image: part 1

Lecture 13: Adding dice image: part 2

Lecture 14: Accessing image views in java code

Lecture 15: Making images dynamic : part 1

Lecture 16: Making images dynamic : part 2

Lecture 17: Adding scoring display

Lecture 18: Adding scoring logic

Lecture 19: Using material design button

Lecture 20: Chaining dice image: part 1

Lecture 21: Chaining dice image: part 2

Lecture 22: Adding some style

Lecture 23: adding an icon

Lecture 24: Deploying app on a physical device

Chapter 7: Java Fundamentals

Lecture 1: What is Java

Lecture 2: Installing JDK and Netbeans Bundle

Lecture 3: Create a basic java program

Lecture 4: Basic structure of a Java Program

Lecture 5: What is a Java Package

Lecture 6: Primitive data types

Lecture 7: Basic Operators

Lecture 8: Variables

Lecture 9: Arrays

Lecture 10: Classes

Lecture 11: Running Java Apps outside IDE

Chapter 8: Basic XML

Lecture 1: What is XML

Lecture 2: Text Editors

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 4: Installing Atom

Lecture 5: XML Syntax

Lecture 6: XML Attributes

Lecture 7: XML Naming

Lecture 8: XML Document Structure

Lecture 9: XML Tags