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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
“Project-centered” courses are designed to help candidates to accomplish a real-world project that is personally meaningful. There will be feedback and suggestions along the way given by a mentor and a group of learners with common objectives. Candidates will master the course material more effectively by consciously incorporating fresh ideas while learning. Candidates will also get a head start on using the abilities they develop to make meaningful improvements in their life and career. Candidates will have a completed project when they complete the course that they will be able to use and share.
In this Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course), candidates will learn to design, develop and distribute their own unique android mobile platform application. Candidates will be provided with a collection of customisable building blocks. Candidates can assemble to construct many different types of applications and that will help to familiarise themselves with many essential android development specificities. That will be helpful when you complete the project for creating a customised app that can be used and shared.
This Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course) is offered by CentraleSupélec. CentraleSupélec strives to become a leading engineering college in the field of engineering and systems science. CentraleSupélec rank among the best institutions in the world in the field of higher education and research. So the Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course) will be valuable for candidates.
The Highlights
- Flexible deadlines
- 100 Percent online mode of teaching
- 21 hours to complete (approximately)
- Intermediate level
- Shareable certificate
- Offered by Centrale Supelec
Programme Offerings
- E-Certificate shareable on LinkedIn
- 100 percent online
- Project centered course
- video
- Reading Materials.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 2435 | yes | Coursera |
The fee for the Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course) is Rs. 2,435.
Fee details of the Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course) is:
Particulars | Amount |
Course fee | Rs. 2,435 |
Eligibility Criteria
Prerequisites
Candidates need to either complete an introductory college course in Java programming or Coursera’s Java Programming Specialisation to pursue the course.
Candidates should have a computer with stable internet connection.
Certification Qualifying Details
Candidates need to complete the 4-week training section to get a certificate. Along with that, it depends upon the method of enrollment candidates have chosen. If candidates have taken the course in audit mode, they will not get a certificate. Certificates will be awarded to those who have purchased the course by paying the fee.
What you will learn
After the completion of the Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course) candidates will learn these.
Candidates will learn to build/ develop android applications on their own.
Application Details
To apply for the Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course), candidates are advised to follow the steps mentioned below.
Step 1: Visit Coursera and candidates can click the link given below.
https://www.coursera.org/learn/android-app
Step 2: There will be an “Enrol for free” button on the website. Click on that.
Step 3: Existing users can login. New users please sign up with their Google, Facebook or Apple ID.
Step 4: You will have two choices available. The first one is to purchase the course by making payment and the second one is to audit the course content for free. Free audit doesn’t come with a certificate but can access to most of the contents. Choose according to the need.
Step 5: The fee payment can be done through Credit Card/ Debit Card/ PayPal.
After payment you will be successfully registered.
The Syllabus
Video
- Overview of the Course
Readings
- Overview of the Course
- Course’s Grading Policy
- Your Motivation(s)
- Hello, World!
- About the Exemplars
- Music Tutor App
- MOOC Motivation App
- Birth Date App
Discussion Prompts
- Who are you?
- What is a "good" app?
Videos
- Some components of the graphical user interface
- Layout: organize the views on your screens
- Add actions
Readings
- What will you do in this module?
- Notice about source code
- Block 1: Buttons and Toast
- Block 2: Clickable List in two Languages
- Block 3: Layouts
- Block 4: Playing Sounds (and Using a Switch)
- Block 5: Saving Preferences (and Radio Buttons)
- Block 6: Images (and Slider)
- Block 7: Web Pages
- Block 8: From one activity to the next
- Block 9: SMS
- Wireframes, Mockups and Prototypes
- Favorite Tools?
- General Rubric: Qualities of an Android App
Assignments
- Quiz about Activities and GUI
- Quiz about Application Design
Peer Review
- Your first application design
Discussion Prompts
- Can you come up with an idea of application which uses only buttons and pop-up messages?
- Look for the building blocks in the Coursera app
Videos
- Create your first basic application with Android Studio
Assignment
- Basic Knowledge about Android
Videos
- Create an interactive application•
Assignment
- Create an interactive application
Peer Review
- Code the "km-miles conversion" app
Videos
- Block 1 Step-by-Step: part 1
- Block 1 Step-by-Step: part 2
- Block 1 Step-by-Step: part 3
- Block 2 Step-by-Step
- Block 3 Step-by-Step
- Block 4 Step-by-Step
- Block 5 Step-by-Step
Readings
- How to use these lessons
- Source code for block 1 - part 1
- Source code for block 1 - part 2
- Source code for block 1 - part 3
- Source code for block 2
- Source code for block 3
- Source code for block 4
- Source code for block 5
Assignments
- block 1
- block 2
- block 3: layouts
- block 4
- block 5
Videos
- Block 6 Step-by-Step
- Block 7 Step-by-Step
- Block 8 Step-by-Step
- Block 9 Step-by-Step
Readings
- Source code for block 6
- Source code for block 7
- Source code for block 8
- Warning
- Source code for block 9
- Activity Life Cycle (and Crtl+F11, and telnet to emulator)
- Log
Assignments
- Final Quiz
- block 6
- block 7
- block 8
- block 9
- Life Cycle and Log
Peer Review
- Code Your Application!
Instructors
Paris-Saclay University, Paris Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The certificate is provided by Coursera itself. It doesn’t carry any university credits.
Coursera provides free enrolment. For accessing most of the contents no one has to pay. During the application process there will be two options. One is free auditing and the other one is purchasing the course. Certification is available only on the purchasing option.
Candidates will gain access to all course contents, including graded assignments, when they purchase the course. The e-certificate will be added to their achievements page upon completion of the course. Candidates can print their certificate or add it to their LinkedIn profile from there.
Courses provide financial aid for most of their programmes. Candidates with poor financial background can apply. Eligible candidates will be selected after the reviewing of applications which will take 15 days to complete.
It depends upon the way of enrolment. Most of the contents like lecture videos are available in free auditing mode. But the graded assignments and certificate will only be available by purchasing the course. Candidates can purchase the course/ pay the fee before or after the free auditing.