3 Ways to Become a Mobile Application Developer

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Learning to program is both fun and easy by taking this brand new and exciting Introduction to Programming for Non-Programmers course! Not only will you learn the foundations of how to program, but you’ll also gain a solid foundation in the world’s most popular computer language: JavaScript.  Without having to install any special software, and using only your web browser and your text editor, you’ll journey into the exacting world of programming. Using an easy to learn training style, you’ll learn about the JavaScript language, functions, variables, making decisions, looping, and more. At the end of the course, you’ll be in a great position to take other introductory programming language course.

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This course provides a fundamental understanding of the functions within any modern operating system. Most users of computers, like Windows 10 or Redhat V8, only deal with the GUI (graphical user interface). This course explores the functions used by those GUIs and provides an understanding of what is really happening. Used either stand-alone to gain a basic understanding of operating system concepts or with a companion textbook, Modern Operating Systems by Andrew S. Tanenbaum, while viewing the course or as a resource for later reference, this course provides a solid foundation that would enhance understanding for other courses, such as USB 2.0 Architecture Part 1, Oracle 12c Real Application Clusters Part 2: Performance Tuning, Administration and Backup, PCI Express (PCIe) Overview, Cloud Computing Foundation, and any programming course.  This course is a pre-requisite for the Linux V7 Essentials course.

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This C Programming Bootcamp Part 1 online course, part 1 of a two part series will introduce you to the C programming language.  You will start with the layout of a C program and venture into control statements, loops, and functions. When you complete this course, you will have the skills to be an effective and productive C Programmer. 

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This C Programming Bootcamp Part 2 online course, part 2 of a two part series, will introduce you to the C programming language.  You will start basic I/O and move into more complex data types such as arrays, structures, and pointers using solid programming techniques.  When you complete this course, you will have the skills to be an effective and productive C Programmer. 

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Objective-C is the language of choice for creating rich, responsive applications for Mac OS X, the iPhone and the iPod Touch. The Objective-C course will teach you how to create dynamic applications that conform to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and Model-View-Controller (MVC) best practices for design. You will learn the foundations of the Xcode development environment and the Cocoa programming framework. You will use Cocoa to create applications in the same way that Mac OS X itself is created. Much of Cocoa is implemented in Objective-C, a superset of C, so you will be able to draw upon your existing C or C++ background. This course features Objective C 2.0.

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This iOS 8 course will show you how to write mobile applications for Apple’s popular iPhone and iPad. This course is fully updated for Xcode 6, iOS 8, and Objective-C.  You’ll begin the course by learning how to use Xcode 6 to build and debug iOS 8 applications that run on the iOS Simulator. You will then learn how iOS 8 applications display views, learn to use view controllers, display alerts, play multimedia, and more. At the end of the course you will have written 10 apps and be able to write your own iPhone and iPad apps.

 

This course includes over 18 lecture and 7.7 hours of video instructions.  In this course you will create 10 apps including a Touch Counter App that responds to your touches on the screen and increments a counter;  a touch counter app using buttons; a name and phone number app; a text editor app; an input control fun app; an HTML app; a stock price app, an email and text app; an image app and an audio app.  And all of these apps and exercises will prepare you to create your own iPhone and iPad apps.

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This course provides you with an intensive, hands-on approach to learning the Java Programming Language.  Presented as an evolving set of requirements, you will learn to use Java inputs and outputs, keywords, primate types, variables, packaging, and messaging while constructing a useful “real world” console application, create and use your own Java classes, arrays, Java Interfaces, generics, Object Orientation & Inheritance, as well as Java Templates, Collections and Exceptions.

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This course provides you with an intensive, hands-on approach to developing a single requirement set from a console to a graphical, application.  Presented as an evolving set of requirements, you will learn about advanced concepts such as streams, files, persistence, serialization, synchronization and graphical user interfaces, creating and managing Java processes and threads, using JUnit and writing testable classes, handling test case failure, database schema design and CRUD. Additionally, you will learn how to use JDBC as well as how to consume web services and perform networking tasks.

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This course will show you how to quickly and easily write applications for Android mobile devices, including both phones and tablets. This course is fully updated for Android 5 (Lollipop) and uses the latest development tools, including Android Studio and the Android version of Eclipse. You’ll begin the course by learning how to use either Android Studio or Eclipse (your choice!) to build and debug Android 5 (Lollipop) applications that run on the Android Simulator. You’ll learn how Android 5 applications display views, use widgets, use single and multiple activities, and more. At the end of the course you will have the foundation skills to develop and support Android 5 applications. You will also have the skills to take the follow-on Advanced Android 5 Programming course.

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This course builds upon the skills you learned in the previous Introduction to Android 5 Programming course. You will learn how to read and write data, how to use HTML5 in WebView, how to access web services, how to become a broadcast receiver and how to write a service. The course is fully updated for Android 5 (Lollipop) and uses the latest development tools, including Android Studio and the Android version of Eclipse. At the end of the course you’ll have the skills to develop, support, and debug Advanced Android 5 applications.

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Fully updated for Apple’s Xcode 6, this course is aimed at software developers who want to learn how to program in Modern Objective-C 2.0, the programing language used to write programs for Apple’s Mac OS X (used on Macbook and Macbook Pro) and Apple’s iOS (used on iPhone and iPad). Using Xcode and the iPhone/iPad Simulator, all features of the Objective-C programming language are covered in detail, including all object-oriented features of the language. In addition, the Foundation Framework, a key part of Objective-C programming, is covered, including how to handle Strings, Numbers, Dates, and Files. At the end of this course, you will have the skills required to take the iOS Programming course.

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