Complete Android Development, Part 3 of 29: Android Ins and Outs
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Complete Android Development, Part 3 of 29: Android Ins and Outs

LearnNow Online
Updated Feb 19, 2021

Course description

This series is for you, if you want to understand, architect, and master Android Applications. This course covers: Android architecture, as well as construction of a Quiz application with MVC architecture.

Each LearnNowOnline training course is made up of Modules (typically an hour in length). Within each module there are Topics (typically 15-30 minutes each) and Subtopics (typically 2-5 minutes each). There is a Post Exam for each Module that must be passed with a score of 70% or higher to successfully and fully complete the course.


Prerequisites

Knowledge of java programming is required. If you do not, then paulo’s java series “Java SE 9 Parts 1 through 14” would be needed. Base understanding of Mobile Development


Meet the expert

Paulo Dichone

Paulo Dichone graduated from Whitworth University with a B.S in Computer Science in 2009 and has worked building Android and iOS mobiles apps as well as web applications. Since 2014 he's been an online instructor teaching over 40,000 students from 170 countries in how to program Java and build Android Applications.

Video Runtime

91 Minutes

Time to complete

156 Minutes

Course Outline

Android Ins and Outs

Android Architecture (20:49)

  • Introduction (00:08)
  • What's Android Android Architecture (07:48)
  • The Manifest file (07:51)
  • Understanding the setContentView (04:52)
  • Summary (00:08)

Start Building Quiz App UI (24:54)

  • Introduction (00:08)
  • Start Building Quiz App UI (09:34)
  • Implementing OnClickListener Interface (15:04)
  • Summary (00:08)

Model View Controller Architeture (27:31)

  • Introduction (00:08)
  • Model View Controller Architeture (03:04)
  • Creating Question Model Class (09:08)
  • Showing Next Question (15:03)
  • Summary (00:08)

Finished App (18:13)

  • Introduction (00:08)
  • Finished App (09:43)
  • Interface and Abstract Classes (08:14)
  • Summary (00:08)
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