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International Technological University SEN958 – Android Application Development (3 credit hours) Meets Mon & Wed (8 Weeks) May 14 - July 2 (7:30-10pm) Instructor Name: Dr. Barbara Hecker Instructor office hours: Room 102 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm on Monday and Wednesday or by appointment Contact information: Phone: (408) 374-7778 ITU Email: bhecker@itu.edu Other Email: bhecker@acm.org
This course introduces the use of SDKs released by Google to facilitate the development of applications for the Android Phone. Android Phones are Linux based and are programmed in Java. The Linux OS is the most powerful and easiest to manage of all operating systems. The Java programming language with its superior GUI development capabilities provides a good platform for Android development. Knowledge of SDKs is certainly an advantage when developing for the Android platform. This course will cover the current Google SDK, Android platform and Java programming features. Course Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this course the student will:
Prerequisite: SEN 964 or previous programming experience in Java. Required Equipment: Any Google Android phone is suggested but not required. The student may use the software phone emulator included with the SDK and take the class without actually running applications on an Android phone. Required Textbook: Burnette, Ed. (2010) Hello, Android. Introducing Google’s Mobile Development Platform (3rd Edition). [Covers Android 2] Pragmatic Bookshelf, Dallas TX. ISBN: 978-1-93435-656-2. Book Information: http://pragprog.com/titles/eband3/hello-android Grading Policy:
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Academic Dishonesty: All of your assignments and class activities should represent your own individual effort. Your assignments should be done without consultation with other students (or the Internet) and you should not share your work with others. Any assignment submitted that is copied from the internet or essentially the same as someone else’s will not receive credit. Course Schedule and Assignment Due Dates: The schedule below is subject to change depending on progress through the course material.
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