Android Studio Training and Free Modules

Android Studio and Google Firebase

NEXT – 12th iteration Android Studio Training.

Venue: Computer Lab 5, FSTM,KUIS ( maps http://bit.ly/mapfstm ).
Time 0900am – 5pm
Open TO ALL
Fee: RM30 for students, RM50 for public
Registration queries Khairul 0129034614

Pre-requisite: Good if you know Java or any Programming language

One day Coverage:

Android and Online database with Google FIREBASE
+ Download slide here
+ Code sample in GitHub – https://github.com/khirulnizam/TestFireB
+ Database sample structure file download here

Retrieve and display records from FIREBASE
+ Download slides here

Requirements:

BYOL – Bring your own Laptop with RAM capacity >4GB. Install Android Studio http://developer.android.com/sdk/
Make sure to install Android Studio prior to attending this training.
Bring also a USB data cable and your Android device.

Pre-requisite: Know Java OOProgramming
Make sure to install Android Studio prior to attending this training.

Day 1 0830am – 0900am	Registration
0900am – 1030am	Intro to Android Apps Development + Dowload Slide HereReference/textbook bit.ly/android7book
1030am – 1130am	Beginning Android Project + Module is here bit.ly/newandroidproject + Graphic resources download here.
1130am – 1230pm	GUI Editor + Spinner Module is Here Better GUI Design
1230pm – 200pm	Lunch Break
2.00pm – 3.00pm	Swipe ViewPager + Dowload Slide Here
3.00pm – 4.00pm	Multiple Activities & Pass Arguments to Intent
4.00pm – 5.00pm	Generate Signed APK Publishing App + Slide Download Here
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Day2 0900am – 1100am	SQLite + Offline Database http://blog.kerul.net/2013/08/android-database-p1-intro-sqlite-db.html + Slide download here
1100am – 1300pm	Google Maps Activity + view + bit.ly/kerulmaps
	JSON ( fstm.kuis.edu.my/blog/android ) Day3 ONLINE DATABASE WITH JSON + Setting up PHP/MySQL to generate JSON ( bit.ly/gitjson ) + Login facilities http://bit.ly/loginkerul Day 4 + Insert a new record http://bit.ly/insertkerul + Listing & Search http://bit.ly/jsonsearch * Extra shuold time available: Hybrid Apps without Coding http://bit.ly/appfstm DAY 5 FIREBASE Online database with Google FIREBASE + Download slide here + Code sample in GitHub – https://github.com/khirulnizam/TestFireB + Database sample structure file download here Retrieve and display records from FIREBASE + Download slides here
	FIREBASE Module Online database with Google FIREBASE + Download slide here + Code sample in GitHub – https://github.com/khirulnizam/TestFireB + Database sample structure file download here Retrieve and display records from FIREBASE + Download slides here
	Proud to mention that these are series of Tutorials for ANDROID SQLite for Offline database. This series contains 9 tutorials with step-by-step instructions on how to develop your offline database facility in an Android app. SQLITE & Android Offline Database tutorials Introduction to SQLite in Android apps – with DBHelper (this article) –http://blog.kerul.net/2013/08/android-database-p1-intro-sqlite-db.html Doing simple SEARCH in the database – http://blog.kerul.net/2013/08/android-database-p2-search-example.html Inserting a new record into an existing database – http://blog.kerul.net/2013/09/android-database-p3-insert-record.html Populating records in a ListView – http://blog.kerul.net/2015/07/populate-records-in-listview-android.html Clicking an Item inside a ListView to view complete data of a selected record – http://blog.kerul.net/2015/07/view-complete-record-from-listview.html Long-click an Item inside ListView to update a record – http://blog.kerul.net/2015/07/update-record-by-long-press-listview.html Adding a new record to a table – http://blog.kerul.net/2015/07/add-new-record-android-database-sqlite.html Long-click to select a new record to be deleted – http://blog.kerul.net/2015/07/delete-record-from-listviewandroid.html Spinner items populated from sqlite database – https://blog.kerul.net/2013/09/dynamic-list-of-spinner-from-sqlite.html Autocomplete TextView items from sqlite database – https://blog.kerul.net/2017/01/autocompletetextview-items-from-sqlite.html

(Installation will not be covered as it requires downloading big files for additional plugins. Strictly finish install everything prior to attending the training.
+ The Android Studio installer is here.
+ Universal ADB Android driver )

IDE Softwares/Android Studio

(installation will not be covered as it requires downloading big files for additional plugins, kindly install everything prior to attending the training).

ANDROID STUDIO installation (suggested RAM 8GB) – download at developer.android.com

Android Studio – make sure to test the installation by creating a new Android project.
Make sure to test the emulator (Android virtual device)
Warning: all the software need to be downloaded. Requires fast internet line, >2GB (Android Studio & the emulator)

Debugging in Actual Device (phone)

Hardwares/PC requirements

on PC – Install the universal ADB debug bridge (eg: https://adb.clockworkmod.com/ )
USB data cable

Phone requirements

Should the participants require testing on OWN DEVICE, make sure the phone;

developer options enabled, (by tapping 7times to the kernel version – setting, about phone)
USB debugging enabled,
install via USB enabled…

What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android platform development.

Based on JetBrains’ IntelliJ IDEA software, Android Studio is designed specifically for Android development. It is available for download on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, and replaced Eclipse Android Development Tools (ADT) as Google’s primary IDE for native Android application development.

What will be covered in this training?

The participants will be guided to create an Android app project, and how to handle the project codes and resources. We will add basic GUIs such as textbox, label, button, image, menus, screens and activities.

The second day will be covering multiple screen interactions, local database, and maps. At the end of the training we will generate Android installer file (APK) and publish it to the Google Playstore.

Android Studio and Google Firebase

JSON ( fstm.kuis.edu.my/blog/android )