November 2011
Beginner to intermediate
21h 15m
English
on-demand course
Android App Development Fundamentals I and II LiveLessons (Video Training)
with Paul Deitel
Overview
Android App Development Fundamentals I and II
LiveLessonvideo uses the same App-Driven Approach that Paul Deitel
pioneered in his successful iPhone App Development LiveLesson
video. Viewers learn Android programming technologies in the
context of 16 complete working Android apps. Each lesson presents
one app and is structured as follows: Deitel
describes the app's behavior and the technologies and the
architecture used to build it. Then Deitel does a detailed
walkthrough of the code. As part of the walkthrough, Deitel discuss
the programming concepts involved, and demonstrates the
functionality of the appropriate Android API.
By the end of the LiveLesson, viewers will gain hands-on experience
with a wide spectrum of essential Android APIs. Viewers will also
learn how to use Eclipse and Android Development Tools (ADT) for
Eclipse to successfully create, debug, and deploy Android apps.
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