Learn C C++ Core Java Android Application Development
Learn C C++ Core Java Android Application Development is the complete programming language and Android Application Development combo pack made exclusively for those who want to learn programming and android development right from the scratch.
If you are new to programming or aspire to be an efficient in programming language from the beginning level to the very advanced level, then this combo educational pack is for you.
This course will start right from the very basic levels of C programming language then moving on to the concepts of advanced C and C++ programming language.
Post Course Completion:
After acquiring the strong foundation of C and C++, you will be learning basic concepts of Core Java. In the third course which is the Core Java, the very basics operations and fundamentals of Core Java has been covered.
And after learning the basic concepts of Core Java, you can easily learn the Android Application Development Course. This Android Development Course will help you to deploy your own android app on Google play.
Your Core Java skills and android development will be enhanced only because of the strong foundation which has been set by previous course which are C and C++.
Why should you take this course?
• Strong Foundation: This course is specially designed for the strong foundation of the enrolled students
• Exclusive Code File for Practice: Along with every chapter, a code files is given for practicing, what you’ve learnt in the chapter.
• Get Familiar with Programming Elements: In order to master high level languages like Java, Android, Ruby, Python you should have strong concepts of programming element such as polymorphism, classes, inheritance.
• Covered in Structured Block: These are the structured languages, therefore all the concepts are covered in block structured wise.
• Precisely made for the beginners: This course is precisely made for the beginners, who want to make their base strong in programming.
• Android Application Developer: After learning from this course, you will be able to make your own android application.
Benefits of the course:
• Totally Worthy Pack: This course is full value pack, as this contains 4 complete courses.
• Specially Designed for the beginners: If you are new to programming and learn from the scratch, than this course is specially designed for you.
• Enhancement of the Programming Skills: This course will enhance your programming skills as you will be learning C C++ and Core Java.
• Exclusive Android Development Course: This Pack contains exclusive professional Android Application Development Course which will enable you to deploy your own android application.
Course Curriculum
This course is divided into four sections:
Section 1: C and Advanced C Programming Language.
1. Introduction of C
2. Installing Codeblocks
3. Configure compiler with C
4. First Program
5. Data Types
6. Scanf
7. Size of and Ampersand
8. Operators
9. Unary Arithmetic Operator
10. Binary Arithmetic Operator
11. Relational Operator
12. Logical Operator
13. Bitwise Operator
14. Assignment Operator
15. Statements
16. Selection Statements
17. The FOR Loop
18. The While Loop
19. The Do while Loop
20. Jump Statement
21. The Functions
22. Without Argument and without Return
23. Without Argument with Return
24. With Argument and without return
25. With argument and with return
26. Basic Introduction of Array
27. 1D Array
28. 2D Array
29. Strings
30. String Functions
31. Pointers
32. Double Pointers
33. Structures
34. Unions
35. Files
36. Fread
37. FWrite
Advanced C Topics are:
1. Passing 1D array in a function
2. Passing an array of strings in functions
3. Passing a structure member to function
4. Passing a structure to a function
Section 2: C++ Programming Language:
1. Object Oriented Programming Languages
2. Encapsulation and Abstraction
3. History and Applications of C++
4. First Program in C++ (cout)
5. Cin (Taking Input from user)
6. Declaring and initializing variable in C++
7. Input as String
8. Functions Brief
9. Functions Overloading
10. Classes And Objects
11. Access Specifies
12. Accessing Data Members and Member Functions of a class
13. Scope Resolution Operator
14. Inline Function
15. Friend Function
16. Pointer to Functions
17. Pointer to Objects
18. Void Pointer
19. Null Pointer
20. This Pointer
21. Dynamic Memory Allocation
22. The new and delete operator
23. The delete and delete [] Operator
24. Constructor and its types
25. Default Constructor
26. Parameterized Constructor
27. Constructor Overloading
28. Copy Constructor
29. Destructor
30. Operator Overloading Theory
31. Overloading Binary Operator
32. Overloading Unary Operator
33. Inheritance Theory and Its Types
34. Single Inheritance
35. Multilevel Inheritance
36. Multiple Inheritance
37. Hierarchical Inheritance
38. Hybrid Inheritance
39. Static Binding
40. Virtual Functions / Dynamic Binding
41. Polymorphism
42. Exception Handling
43. Exception Handling Part 2
44. Templates
45. Templates Part 2
46. File handling (open and close)
47. File IO Functions
Section 3: Core Java Programming:
1. Introduction to Java
2. Install and Configure Java
3. First Program
4. Overloading of main function
5. Command line arguments
6. Commands Arguments as integer
7. Data types
8. Operators
9. Pre Post Increment- Decrement
10. Binary Arithmetic Operators
11. Relational Operators
12. Logical Operators
13. Bitwise Operators
14. Assignment and Compound Assignment
15. Conditional Operators
16. Statements
17. if Statements
18. if else Statements
19. switch Statements
20. Iteration Statements
21. for
22. while
23. do while
24. Jump statements
25. for with break
26. Continue
27. User Input
28. Integer Input
29. Functions
30. Without Argument Without Return
31. Without Argument With Return
32. With Argument Without Return
33. With Arguments With Return
34. One D array
35. String Array
36. Classess and Objects
37. Access member functions by objects
38. Inheritance
39. Inheritance-2
40. Super
41. Function Overriding
42. Abtract Classes
43. Interface
44. Two Interfaces
45. Applet Theory
46. Applet Creation
47. Applet
48. Applet Rectangle
49. Applet Text
50. Applet Color
51. Frames and Swings
52. Textfield and Label
53. RadioButton
54. CheckBox
55. List
56. Button
57. Passwords
58. Actions
59. Database Connections
60. Jar file and tomcat and wampserver
61. Run Jar on browser
Section 4: Android Application Development:
1. Course intro(pdf)
2. All the basic requirement needed.
3. What is Eclipse and How to reorganize it?
4. Starting up the new device.
5. Top most reasons of using Google Chrome.
6. How to setup a path on windows?
7. How to setup a path on Mac and ubuntu?
8. How to verify path?
9. The concept of Gennymotion.
10. Quick recap and Objectives(pdf)
11. Traffic lights Kickstart
12. How to start the lights, on/off of lights?
13. How to drill the traffic lights?
14. The concept of views.
15. The concept of simple interest.
16. How to logging in android.
17. How to use device views in eclipse.
18. The concept of troubleshooting.
19. How to deploy the device at groundwork.
20. How to deploy the device(pdf)
21. Starting up with a new android project.
22. The setting up of the new courses.
23. Creating a new android project.
24. Going through the project folders.
25. Learning few more concepts.
26. The formatted string resources.
27. Fluency of other languages in your app.
28. Objective questions covered on strings(pdf)
29. Context: What it do?
30. The three different colors: Red Green Blue
31. Bitmap Drawables
32. Flooring.
33. The default resources.
34. Textview custom fonts.
35. How to use links in test views.
36. How to use chat in imageview.
37. The compound drawables.
38. How to put all the things linearly in a layouts.
39. Relative layouts grand master of all layouts.
40. How to organize view in tables?
41. How to scroll the UI's in the case of larger screens.
42. The two combined layouts: Nested Layouts.
43. How to make the checkboxes.
44. The concept of using radio buttons.
45. How to build UI with XML.
46. The different attributes: Height and Width
47. How to use Software development Kit?
48. Real estate around your views.
49. Customizing widgets with state drawables.
50. The fancy Buttons
51. Images buttons and background.
52. The Misconceptions about the buttons.
53. The Updated 9 path tools.
54. How to present your data in list view.
55. The concept of transition into the list activity.
56. Adding styling to your list.
57. Adding more three styling ways.
58. How to bring up the context menu.
59. Adding more functionality to the context menu.
60. The updates of list and views.
61. The concept of grid views.
62. Getting all you need.
63. The concept of showing dialogs.
64. Stubborn and modal dialogs.
65. List dialog in action.
66. The concept of vibration in your phone.
67. How to open a webpage.
68. Making the phone calls, how to do that?
69. How to send SMS?
70. How to send Emails?
71. How to check if intent is given or not?
72. The starting the new activities.
73. Some more information.
74. The reading and writing preferences.
75. How to send SMS?
76. How to send Emails
77. How to check if intent is given or not?
78. The starting the new activities.
79. Some more information.
80. The reading and writing preferences.
