Android Training
Android Online Training Program by Checkmate IT Tech offers a transformative journey, elevating your expertise and mastering essential skills. With our comprehensive training, you’ll gain the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to build robust, user-friendly apps that stand out in the competitive mobile market. Sign up today for our Android Training program and start your journey toward creating amazing mobile applications!
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Android Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Aspiring Mobile App Developers: People who want to work as mobile app developers specializing on Android platforms.
Software Developers: Professionals with programming skills who wish to broaden their skill set to include creating Android apps are known as software developers.
Students & Recent Graduates in IT: Students or recent graduates interested in concentrating in Android development in IT-related professions.
Startups & Entrepreneurs: People who intend to create and release Android applications for their new ventures or businesses.
Web developers: Developers that want to go from creating websites to creating mobile applications, especially for Android.
Android Developer: Create and develop Android apps for different companies and institutions.
Mobile App Developer: Create and manage applications for many platforms, with an emphasis on Android.
UI/UX Designer: Focus on creating user interfaces and enhancing Android application user experiences.
Full Stack Developer: Create complete mobile solutions by combining back-end programming abilities with an understanding of Android development.
Freelance Mobile Developer: As a self-employed mobile developer, you can create Android applications for different customers or launch your own company.
To fulfill the demand for mobile solutions, the United States and Canada’s technology, healthcare, e-commerce, and financial sectors are aggressively seeking Android developers. Competitive pay, remote work options, and chances for professional progression in mobile development are all provided by these positions.
- Getting to know the Android ecosystem
- Setting up Android Studio
- Basic Kotlin (syntax, variables, and functions)
- Project structure and Gradle
- Hands-on: Make your first Android app
- Things to do and how long they last
- Layouts in XML
- Views, ViewGroups, and Limits
- Basics of Material Design
- Hands-on: Make app screens that work on all devices
- Intents and pieces
- RecyclerView
- Toasts, menus, and dialogs
- Dealing with user inputs
- Hands-on: Make navigation work on more than one screen
- Preferences that are shared
- The SQLite and Room databases
- REST API ideas
- Parsing JSON
- Hands-on: Save data on your computer and get it from APIs
- Handlers and threads
- Coroutines
- Services and WorkManager
- Improving performance
- Hands-on: Do background tasks quickly
- Security and permissions
- Access to the camera and media
- Services based on location
- Alerts
- Hands-on: Add a camera or location feature
- Tools for debugging in Android Studio
- Basics of unit testing
- Signing the app
- How to publish an app on the Google Play Store
- Hands-on: Get the app ready for release
- A full Android project
- Overview of app architecture (MVVM)
- Questions for the interview
- Help with your resume and GitHub
- Hands-on: Make and show off a full Android app
It teaches you how to use Kotlin and Android Studio to make mobile apps for Android devices.
This course is suitable for individuals who are new to mobile app development, as well as students, software developers, and any other interested parties.
No, you do not need to know much about programming to start.
Yes. Kotlin is the primary language used in this course.
Yes. There are practical exercises and mini-projects every week.
Yes, it covers signing apps and publishing them on the Play Store.
Yes. Android development is a fantastic way to switch to a job in software.
Yes. By the end of the course, you will have made a full Android app.
Yes. There are questions for the interview and a discussion about the project.
These jobs include those of an Android developer, a mobile app developer, and a junior software engineer.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches for 8 weeks. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
You can register via our website https://checkmateittech.com/, or reach out to our support teams via phone, email, or WhatsApp.
We’ll help you with batch schedules and payment options.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
Android Developer: Create and develop Android apps for different companies and institutions.
Mobile App Developer: Create and manage applications for many platforms, with an emphasis on Android.
UI/UX Designer: Focus on creating user interfaces and enhancing Android application user experiences.
Full Stack Developer: Create complete mobile solutions by combining back-end programming abilities with an understanding of Android development.
Freelance Mobile Developer: As a self-employed mobile developer, you can create Android applications for different customers or launch your own company.
To fulfill the demand for mobile solutions, the United States and Canada’s technology, healthcare, e-commerce, and financial sectors are aggressively seeking Android developers. Competitive pay, remote work options, and chances for professional progression in mobile development are all provided by these positions.
