Android App Development Course
Build Powerful Android Apps with Java & Kotlin – From Zero to Google Play Store
Why Learn Android?
- Beginner to Advanced
Start from scratch with Java/Kotlin and build advanced apps using Android Studio and XML.
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- Interactive Learning
Engaging live sessions, hands-on
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- Career Support
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What is Android Development and Why Use It?
Android development involves creating mobile apps for devices powered by the Android OS using tools like Android Studio, Java/Kotlin, and XML. It’s widely used by companies worldwide because Android apps can reach billions of users. From e-commerce to healthcare to ed-tech—Android powers nearly every major mobile product.
Why Choose an Android Development Course?
Android development is one of the most in-demand skills in 2025. This course teaches you how to design, build, and launch real apps using Java or Kotlin—no prior experience required.
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With a project-based curriculum, expert mentorship, and real-time training, you’ll graduate job-ready. Whether you’re looking for a full-time job, freelance work, or to build your own product, this course gives you all the tools you need to succeed.
Course Curriculum
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- Introduction to Android
- Introduction of Students
- Career in Android
- Working on Project and Assignment
- Using Lab
- Software Engineering with SDLC
- Use Case
- DFD
- Flowchart
- SQL Database
- Introduction to Android
- Android System with Architecture
- Android Architecture
- Development with Android – Platforms, Tools
- Versions
- Setup Android Environment
- Say Hello to Android Application
- Building Blocks of Android Application
- Work with Activity
- Activity Lifecycle
- Intents
- Fragments
- Fragment Lifecycle
- Create Android UI
- Working with Layouts
- Linear Layout
- Relative Layout
- Table Layout
- Grid Layout
- Create Custom Layouts
- Work with UI Components and Events
- Text View
- Edit Text
- Validate Data
- Button
- Checkbox
- Radio and Radio Group
- Rating Bar
- Progress Bar
- Seek Bar
- Web View
- Material Design Toolbar, Tab Layout
- Recycler View and Card View
- Butter knife
- Android Annotations
- Storage in Android
- Shared Preferences
- Shared Preferences Layout
- Android Requesting Permission at run time(Android 6.0)
- Work with SD Card and Files
- Database in Android
- Introduction to SQLite
- SQLite OpenHelper Class
- Create, Open and Close Database
- Database Insert, Update, Delete
- Read Data with Cursor
- Realm-No SQL Database
- Web Services and Parsing
- XML Parsing
- DOM Parsing
- SAX Parsing
- Pull Parsing
- JSON Parsing
- Access web data with JSON
- Connect to Web Services
- Using Async Task
- Third Party Libraries
- OkHttp
- Retrofit
- Glide
- Picasso – 2
- MySQL connectivity using JavaOR
- MySQL connectivity using PHP
- Web Service Connectivity
- Google Map, Location Service, and GPS
- Creating a Google Map
- Work with Location
- Location service with Location Manager
- Find Current Location
- Geocoding
- Graphics and Animation
- Work with 2D Graphics
- Bitmap
- Animation
- Frame Animation
- Tween Animation
- View Animation
- Multimedia in Android
- Play Audio Files
- Play Video Files
- Work in Background
- Services
- Notification Services
- Broadcast Receiver
- What are broadcast Receivers?
- Work with a broadcast receiver
- Firebase
- FCM(Firebase Cloud Messaging)
- Social Media Integration
- Android App links Assistant
- Work with Android System
- Wake Lock
- Text to Speech
- Camera
- Taking Picture with Camera
- Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
- Manage Bluetooth Connection
- Monitor and Manage Wi-Fi
- Sensor
- Understanding Sensor
- Access Sensors
- Development and Deployment
- Dalvik Debug Tool
- Logcat
- Emulator Control
- Device Control
- Work with ADB
- Connect Real Devices
- Execute Application on Real Device
- Publish your Application
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What You’ll Get in This Course
Learn Android development step by step. Build real apps with Java/Kotlin,
get personalized mentorship, job support, certification, and publish your app on the Play Store by the end.
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Course Key Features
This course includes expert training, real project builds, personalized mentorship, resume reviews, Play Store deployment, interview preparation, and a certificate that helps boost your credibility and job readiness.
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Job Roles
You can apply for roles like Android App Developer, Java/Kotlin Mobile Developer, Software Engineer, Freelance App Builder, App Tester, or Mobile UI/UX Designer after completing this course.
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No, the course starts from scratch. We teach both Java/Kotlin basics and Android Studio setup for beginners.
We teach both. You’ll begin with Java and later learn Kotlin, as it's now the preferred language for Android.
You’ll build apps like a calculator, login system, note app, and an end-to-end Firebase chat or e-commerce UI project.
Yes. We provide interview prep, portfolio support, and guide you on how to get internships or freelance projects.
Yes! We teach you how to build, sign, and publish your APK/AAB on the Play Store.
Interview Questions
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It defines how activities behave in response to user actions and system events. Key methods include onCreate(), onStart(), onResume(), onPause(), and onDestroy().
Explicit intents target a specific component (like opening a new activity), while implicit intents let the system handle actions like sending emails or opening maps.
RecyclerView efficiently displays large sets of data by recycling item views, improving performance over older ListViews.
You use libraries like Retrofit or Volley to make HTTP calls, then parse the JSON response using GSON or JSONObject.
ViewModel stores and manages UI-related data in a lifecycle-aware way, so data survives configuration changes like screen rotations.
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