Rakesh Kumar Jha M. Tech.        Master Android Development via a fun and easy to learn system Learn step-by-step via Class Room, Online, Audio, Video Android Tutorials, PDFs and Worksheets Get direct guidance and live Support from our Tutors Take Weekly Exercises that are then reviewed and graded for you Have Tutors chart and monitor your progress on a regular basis Work on a live commercial project as part of your final project Get an certification for the full tenure of the course Our course creators and instructors have worked on mobile apps and mobile gaming projects published by top tier companies. They have been actively involved for over 4-5 years in the industry. Once candidates complete our Android course they may go on to independantly create and publish their own Android Apps, or work as Freelancers taking on Android projects for Clients from sites like Freelancer, Elance and oDesk, or they can directly benefit from a higher pay having enhanced their technical skill sets in a cutting edge technology space * We are creating Audio/Video CD/DVD contents          Understand the entire Android Apps Development Cycle from start to finish. Develop and Publish your own Android Apps and Games on the Android Market See which type of Apps are making money and why and how you can do the same. Get ongoing access to our Senior Course Instructors to help and guide you when you are stuck and are struggling with a piece of code. Bid for the mushrooming number of Android App Projects on sites such as Freelancer, Elance, oDesk, WorkExchange etc. If you work at a job - you can expect a pay raise with your newly acquired cutting edge skill set. Setup your own Independant Android Development Studio, and join the other studios that are successfully making money in this hot niche. Project Certification for final year students Work experience certificate for job seeker Course Structure Week by Week                 First Java Programs Datatypes and Variables Introduction to Objects Operators Operators and Expressions: Bitwise and Bit Shift Operators: Control Flow: Booleans and Enumerations Loops and Program Flow Object-Oriented Programming Objects and Classes Using Java Objects Methods Packages: Characters and Strings Modular Programming          Advanced Java Features Arrays Exception Handling and More Flow Control Input/Output Streams Core Collection Classes Collection Sorting and Tuning: Inner Classes Introduction to JDBC: Introduction to Threads Introduction to Android  What is Android  Application Fundamental  Project Structure  Installing Android  Creating Hello World  Understanding the flow  Understanding the Java Code, XML code  Running on Emulator        Android Architecture and OOPS Building Blocks of Android Activity Content Provider Intent Services User Interface         Application Resource Data Storage Security & Permission Android Manisfest Learn About Emulator Employing Basic Widgets Working with Containers Using Selection Widgets Resume preparation         Getting Fancy with List Fancy widgets and containers Apply Menu Showing Pop-up Message Dealing with Threads Handling Activity lifecycle events Discussion on Project Project Selection            Using Preference Accessing Files Working with Resource Managing and accessing local database Leveraging Java Libraries Communication via Internet Introduction of Graphics 2D,3D with OpenGL, ViewAnimation Creating Intent Filter Project Distribution Interview Preparation          Launching Activities and Sub Activity Introspection Using Content Provider Building a content provider Requesting & requiring permission Creating Services Invoking Services Discussion on Design Documents of Assigned project Interview Preparation           Developing & Publishing the Projects Playing with Media Alerting User via Notification Mapping with MapView and MapActivity Bluetooth NF communication Tour of Sample Application Project Discussion – How to Proceed Corporate World Nature Best Practice             Web Application OverView Targeting Screen from Web Application Building web apps in WebView Best Practice for WebView Tour of Sample Application How to Debug in Eclipse Testing How to Write Unit Test Junit Test Introduction of Tools like adb, monkey, logcat etc Interview Preparation Discussion on Set of Java/Android Question Live Project  Design and Requirement analysis support  Implementation and QA support  You need to complete 2 live project in this period  Team size of all the project will minimum 2  Way of Creating Use Case, Class Diagram etc of project  Way of creating functional Specification of project  How to Google Training Cost - Rs 20K (6 month)* College Student - Rs. 15K (6 month) Physical Challenge - Rs. 10K (6 month) Date - When batch formed Place – Near about 1KM Bansankari Time - 9.00AM to 5PM Rakesh Kuma Jha Mobile – 9886336619 Email – rkjhaw@hotmail.com rkjhaw1983@gmail.com