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What to expect in CodePath’s Android Development Pathway

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Build your own fully-functional apps with the Android pathway. Start by learning the basics of Android development including the IDEs, languages, and tools real-world android engineers use. Then learn the basics of making single-page apps that compute, list, and even query the internet for data! Next, you’ll deepen your understanding, learning about switching between screens, in-app databases, and other topics that help you build a fully-functional multi-screen app. Students who apply will be placed into the introductory or the intermediate level, based on eligibility.

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  • 0:00Introduction
  • 0:16Android 101 102
  • 2:35Prework
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Thank you hi everyone I’m SAR one of the curriculum developers at CodePath and I’m here to tell you about the CodePath’s Android pathway this pathway consists of two levels Android 101 and Android 102. Let’s talk about each of them in Android 101 students discover Android for the first time from day one you’ll build practical skills using Android industry’s preferred IDE Android studio and preferred programming language kotlin each unit will work with real Android apps practicing kotlin building layouts and writing code that ties it all together by the fourth unit you’ll be able to make your own fully functional Android apps from scratch from there we’ll work on introducing additional features such as networking and list views to make your apps even better by the end of the course you’ll work in a small group to create an app of your own design and share it with the class during demo day for Android 102 students with basic Android knowledge will focus on taking their apps to the next level during the first three units you’ll build increasingly complex Android apps developing a solid foundation in Core Concepts you’ll need to succeed by the fourth unit we’ll start diving into an immediate Android Concepts to take your apps to the next level we’ll look at multi-page apps offline storage using databases and using fragments to create more complex app layouts at the end of the course you’ll get a chance to prove your skills working in a small group to create an app of your own design and share it with the class during demo day ask for some Logistics both courses are 10 units long with each unit consisting of a lesson lab and project the lessons are 30 to 60 Minutes long and consist of discussion instructor demos and some contexts on the topic in the lab you’ll get to try things out learning through doing and collaborating with your peers on a 60 to 90 minute in class activity that’s ungraded then you’ll do your project which we’ll complete outside of class individually and it’s a chance to show what you’ve learned and to use some real tools and create a real app for Tech requirements because we use industry quality tools you’ll need to make sure that your device meets the requirements the most important one is either 16 gigabytes of RAM or eight gigabytes of RAM plus an external Android device excited once you apply you’ll be placed in one of the levels and given access to the pre-work assignment the pre-work is a short mandatory task that helps us assess your Readiness for the course it helps you determine if the course is right for you for Android 101 your pre-work will involve setting up Android Studio downloading a sample app and running it on your computer you’ll also answer some creative questions about what apps you might want to build for Android 102 your prework will involve building a simple app from scratch don’t worry we guide you through it in case your skills are Rusty thank you so much for your interest in the Android pathway at CodePath for more information please check out our website or reach out to admissions CodePath.org bye