DevLustro Certified Mobile App developer – Training Course

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Mobile is still exploding — this course gives you the stack to build apps without overcomplicating it.

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Acquire Key Development Skills: Master Mobile App Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your App Development Career! DevLustro Certified Mobile App Developer Training Course offers comprehensive programs for Android and iOS development, These specialized courses equip you with the skills to build high-quality mobile applications on both major platforms. Upon completion, you receive 100% placement assurance , ensuring you’re well-prepared to secure a role in the competitive tech industry. Gain expertise in cutting-edge technologies and boost your career prospects with DevLustro’s trusted training. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Course Description

Acquire Key Development Skills: Master Mobile App Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your App Development Career! Elysium Certified Mobile App Developer Training Course offers comprehensive programs for Android and iOS development, These specialized courses equip you with the skills to build high-quality mobile applications on both major platforms. Upon completion, you receive 100% placement assurance , ensuring you’re well-prepared to secure a role in the competitive tech industry. Gain expertise in cutting-edge technologies and boost your career prospects with Elysium’s trusted training. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

Mobile App Developer Course

Course Details

Gain expertise in using development tools and frameworks for both iOS and Android.

Understand and apply app store submission guidelines and regulations.

Develop practical skills through hands-on labs and real-world project simulations.

Mobile App Development is the foundation that drives the creation of innovative applications.

App Testing ensures the apps are free from defects and provide a seamless user experience.

Mobile App Development is the substructure on which modern digital solutions are built.

Course Goals

  • Master mobile app development fundamentals, including UI/UX design, and app architecture.
  • Dive into advanced concepts such as cross-platform development and performance optimization.
  • Learn to implement secure coding practices and integrate third-party services.

Future Scope of this Course

  • Recognized worldwide

Our Career Service

  • Elysium Certified Mobile App developer – Training Course
  • Personalized coordinator.
  • Trainer feedback.
  • Trainer availability post sessions.
  • Get your staff certified.
  • Certificate from governing bodies.

Our Training Program Benefits

  • Real-world Mobile App Projects
  • Hands on assignment
  • Mobile App Developers understand user needs and create applications that deliver meaningful functionalities.
  • Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
  • Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
  • Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
  • Portfolio / project support for real-world use.
01Chapter-1 Core Java
  • 01.01Java Introduction
  • 01.02Features of Java
  • 01.03Keywords, Literals, Comments
  • 01.04Data Types
  • 01.05Operators
  • 01.06Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Language
  • 01.07Creating the object using Constructor
  • 01.08this Keyword
  • 01.09Methods
  • 01.10Scanner class
  • 01.11Constructor
  • 01.12Overloading Method
  • 01.13Method overriding
  • 01.14Final keyword
  • 01.15Super keyword
  • 01.16Runtime Polymorphism
  • 01.17Abstract classes and methods
  • 01.18Interface
  • 01.19Packages
  • 01.20Access modifications
  • 01.21Single Dimensional Array
  • 01.22Multi-dimensional Array
  • 01.23Immutable String
  • 01.24Concatenation
  • 01.25Numbers and String
  • 01.26Special Characters
  • 01.27What are Exception?
  • 01.28Types of Exception
  • 01.29Try catch-Block
  • 01.30Multiple catch Block
  • 01.31Nested try
  • 01.32Finally Block
  • 01.33Throw keyword
02Chapter-2 Introduction To Android And Recycler View
  • 02.01What is Android?
  • 02.02Setting up development environment
  • 02.03Android Architecture
  • 02.04Android Component
  • 02.05Dalvik virtual machine & .apk file extension
  • 02.06First Android App
  • 02.07Activities, Services, Broadcast Receivers & content provider
  • 02.08UI Components – views & notification
  • 02.09Intent and Bundle passing
  • 02.10AndroidManifest.xml
  • 02.11uses-permission & uses -SDK
  • 02.12Resources & R.java
  • 02.13Assets
  • 02.14Layout & Drawable Resources
  • 02.15Activities and activity lifecycle
03Chapter-3 Emulator Android Virtual Device & Basic Ui Design
  • 03.01Launching Emulator
  • 03.02Editing Emulator Setting
  • 03.03Emulator shortcuts
  • 03.04Adding New Emulator
  • 03.05Logcat usage
  • 03.06Introduction to DDMS
  • 03.07Android Device Monitor
  • 03.08Form widget
  • 03.09Text Fields
  • 03.10UI screen components Main Action bar View Control Content Area Split Action Bar
  • 03.11Main Action bar
  • 03.12View Control
  • 03.13Content Area
  • 03.14Split Action Bar
  • 03.15Linear Layout
  • 03.16Absolute Layout
  • 03.17Table Layout
  • 03.18Frame Layout
  • 03.19Relative Layout
04Chapter-4 Preferences, Menus, Intents And Activity
  • 04.01Shared Preferences
  • 04.02Preferences from XML
  • 04.03APIs - Accessing Preference
  • 04.04Methods in Shared Preference
  • 04.05Option Menu and App Bar
  • 04.06Context Menu and Contextual Action Mode
  • 04.07Popup Menu
  • 04.08Sub Menu
  • 04.09Menu from XML
  • 04.10Menu via Code
  • 04.11Types of Intent
  • 04.12Explicit Intents
  • 04.13Intent Filter
  • 04.14Implicit Intents
  • 04.15Activity Life Cycle
  • 04.16Configuring the Manifest
  • 04.17Managing the Activity Life Cycle
  • 04.18Start Activity for Result
  • 04.19Share App Data
05Chapter-5 Styles & Themes, Content Providers
  • 05.01Styles.xml
  • 05.02Structure of a style
  • 05.03Style hierarchy
  • 05.04Drawable resources for shapes, gradients (selectors)
  • 05.05Style attribute in layout file
  • 05.06Applying themes via code and manifest file
  • 05.07SQLite Programming
  • 05.08SQLiteOpenHelper
  • 05.09SQLite Database
  • 05.10Working of content provider
  • 05.11Method of content provider
  • 05.12Cursor
  • 05.13Reading and Updating contacts
  • 05.14Reading bookmarks
06Chapter-6 Linkify, Adapter & Widgets
  • 06.01Web URLs, Email address, text, Map Address
  • 06.02Phone numbers
  • 06.03Match filter & Transform filter
  • 06.04Adapters - ArrayAdapter - BaseAdapter
  • 06.05- ArrayAdapter
  • 06.06- BaseAdapter
  • 06.07Adapter views
  • 06.08Types of Adapter
  • 06.09ListView and ListActivity
  • 06.10Custom ListView
  • 06.11Expandable ListView
  • 06.12GridView using adapter
  • 06.13Gallery using Adapter
07Chapter-7 Notifications, Custom Components & Multithreading
  • 07.01Creating and sending notification
  • 07.02Pending intent notification
  • 07.03Notification with action button
  • 07.04Broadcast Receiver
  • 07.05Services and Notification
  • 07.06Performance and Memory Management
  • 07.07Android Notification and Alarms
  • 07.08Custom Tabs
  • 07.09Custom Animated popup panels
  • 07.10Thread
  • 07.11Running on UI thread
  • 07.12Handler & Runnable
  • 07.13Multithreading (My splashscreen, stopwatch, ThreadHandler)
  • 07.14Examples
08Chapter-8 Advanced Android Features & Services
  • 08.01Live Folders
  • 08.02Using cards
  • 08.03XML and JSON Parsing
  • 08.04Enable device networking info reporting
  • 08.05Manually updating user location
  • 08.06Accessing Phone services (Call, SMS, MMS)
  • 08.07Network connectivity services and Set offline
  • 08.08Referral Tracking
  • 08.09Android Service Overview
  • 08.10How to implement a service
  • 08.11Life Cycle of Services
  • 08.12Types of Services
  • 08.13Communication : Inter - Process
09Chapter-9 Multimedia, Location- Based Services & Google Map
  • 09.01Audio File Supported by Multimedia
  • 09.02Playback Media-Simple
  • 09.03Video Formats
  • 09.04Mobile Agent and Peer to Peer Architecture
  • 09.05Geo Coding and Reverse Geo Coding
  • 09.06Intent Services
  • 09.07To Get Location in an Android Apps
  • 09.08To Track user's Location (Latitude, Longititude and Address)
  • 09.09Google API Console
  • 09.10To create Google Map API Key
  • 09.11Google places API Key
10Chapter-10 Sensors, Wifi & Telephonic Service
  • 10.01How Sensors work
  • 10.02Using Orientation & Accelerometer sensors 5.5
  • 10.03Motion Sensor
  • 10.04Environmental Sensor
  • 10.05Position Sensor
  • 10.06Monitoring and managing Internet Connectivity
  • 10.07Managing active connection
  • 10.08Managing WiFi networks
  • 10.09Making calls
  • 10.10Monitoring data connectivity and activity
  • 10.11Accessing phone properties and status
  • 10.12Controlling the phone
  • 10.13Sending messages
  • 10.14Wireless Connectivity and Mobile Apps
11Chapter-11 Graphics, Camera & Bluetooth
  • 11.012D graphics
  • 11.023D graphics
  • 11.03Performance and Multithreading
  • 11.04Graphics and UI Performance
  • 11.05Taking Pictures
  • 11.06Media Recorder
  • 11.07Using Existing Android Camera Application
  • 11.08Directly using Camera Application
  • 11.09Controlling local Bluetooth device
  • 11.10Discovering and bonding with Bluetooth device
  • 11.11Scan for Other Bluetooth Device
  • 11.12Connect to other devices through service discovery
12Chapter-12 Testing & Debugging Android Application
  • 12.01Fundamental of Testing
  • 12.02Testing Tools in Android
  • 12.03Types of test in Android
  • 12.04Security with HTTPS and SSL
  • 12.05Dependency Injection
  • 12.06Set up project for AndroidX Test
  • 12.07Unit4 rules with AndroidX Test
  • 12.08Android JUnit Runner
  • 12.09Dalvik Debug Monitor server - It's Role and use(DDMs)
  • 12.10Android Application and Debugging
  • 12.11The use of Filters, Breakpoints, Suspend and Resume
  • 12.12To Setup Espresso for functional Testing
  • 12.13Espresso cheat seat
  • 12.14To Create custom matcher in Espresso
  • 12.15Testing Recycler view with Espresso
  • 12.16Espresso Resource Idling
  • 12.17Multiprocess Espresso
  • 12.18Espresso Web
13Chapter-13 Basics Of Android Secure Coding
  • 13.01Securing tips
  • 13.02Storing data
  • 13.03Security with Network Protocols
  • 13.04Types of Connectivity
  • 13.05Network security configuration
  • 13.06Networking Libraries (volley, OKHttp, etc.)
  • 13.07Update your security provider to protect against SSL exploits
  • 13.08SafetyNet safe browsing API
  • 13.09Media Loaders (Picasso, Glide, etc.)
  • 13.10Workflow for using permission
  • 13.11Types of permission
  • 13.12Broadcast receiver
  • 13.13Work with data more securely
  • 13.14Cryptography
  • 13.15Android keystore system
  • 13.16APK Attack Surface
  • 13.17Application Obfuscation
  • 13.18Mobile Application Security Scanner
14Chapter-14 Getting Started
  • 14.01XCode
  • 14.02Swift
  • 14.03Installation setup
  • 14.04Comments
  • 14.05The println() function
  • 14.06Variables
  • 14.07Constants
  • 14.08Data types
  • 14.09Optional
  • 14.10Type inference
  • 14.11Hands on
  • 14.12lf else if
  • 14.13Do While
  • 14.14While
  • 14.15Switch
  • 14.16Break and continue statement
  • 14.17Hands on control flow
  • 14.18Comparison operators
  • 14.19Arithmetic operators
  • 14.20Logical operators
  • 14.21Hands on operators
  • 14.22Literals
  • 14.23Mutable strings
  • 14.24Comparing strings
  • 14.25Concatenating strings
  • 14.26Hands on strings
15Chapter-15 Functions, Oops
  • 15.01What is Swift Functions?
  • 15.02Swift Nested Function
  • 15.03Parameter & Return Value
  • 15.04Swift Recursion
  • 15.05Function Overloading
  • 15.06Hands on functions
  • 15.07Swift Arrays
  • 15.08Swift Dictionary
  • 15.09Swift Sets
  • 15.10Swift Closures
  • 15.11Swift Typealias
  • 15.12Hands on collections
  • 15.13For loops
  • 15.14While loops
  • 15.15For in loops
  • 15.16Iterating over arrays
  • 15.17Hands on loops
  • 15.18Swift Enum
  • 15.19Structures
  • 15.20Classes and objects
  • 15.21Inheritance
  • 15.22Methods
  • 15.23Class Methods
  • 15.24Type check
  • 15.25Any object
  • 15.26Protocols
  • 15.27Hands on Swift OOPS
  • 15.28Defining a closure
  • 15.29Closures with parameters
  • 15.30Closures with returned values
  • 15.31Closures as callbacks
  • 15.32Defining & implementing protocol
  • 15.33Delegate design pattern
  • 15.34Implementing & using delegates
  • 15.35Hands on closures, protocol, delegates
16Chapter-16 Advanced Oops
  • 16.01Creating & using enumerations
  • 16.02Type checking
  • 16.03Type casting
  • 16.04Down casting
  • 16.05Hands on enum and type casting
  • 16.06Creating & using tuples
  • 16.07Creating & using type aliases
  • 16.08Strong & weak references
  • 16.09Avoiding strong reference cycles
  • 16.10Reference Counting Basics
  • 16.11Automatic Reference Count
  • 16.12Retain Cycles
  • 16.13Create enum of Errors
  • 16.14Create a Throwing Function
  • 16.15Function Call Using try Keyword
  • 16.16Handling Errors Using do-catch Statement
  • 16.17Hands on
17Chapter-17 Extension, Access Control
  • 17.01Swift Generic Function
  • 17.02Swift Generic Class
  • 17.03Type Constraints in Swift Generics
  • 17.04Hands on
  • 17.05What is extension in Swift?
  • 17.06Computed Property In Extension
  • 17.07Protocol Extension
  • 17.08Hands on
  • 17.09What is Swift Access Control?
  • 17.10Types of Swift Access Controls
  • 17.11Public Access Control
  • 17.12Private Access Control
  • 17.13File Private Access Control
  • 17.14Internal Access Control
  • 17.15What is Swift Typealias?
  • 17.16How to create a typealias?
  • 17.17Typealias for built-in types
  • 17.18Typealias for user defined types
  • 17.19Typealias for complex types
  • 17.20Swift hashable
  • 17.21Hands on
  • 17.22What is equatable?
  • 17.23Strong Reference in Swift
  • 17.24Swift Weak Reference
  • 17.25Hands on
18Chapter-18 Xcode
  • 18.01Purpose of XCode
  • 18.02iOS Simulator
  • 18.03Interface Builder
  • 18.04iOS application architecture
  • 18.05Installation setup
  • 18.06What is MVC?
  • 18.07Model, View and Controller Classes
  • 18.08Delegate and Data source
  • 18.09Singleton Pattern
  • 18.10Observer pattern
  • 18.11Target-Action
  • 18.12Cocoa coding standards
  • 18.13What are controls?
  • 18.14Views
  • 18.15Views Hierarchy
  • 18.16Button, Label, Text fields
  • 18.17Switch, Slider, Progress bar
  • 18.18Alerts, Action sheet
  • 18.19Table views
  • 18.20Scroll view, Web view, Maps
  • 18.21Search Bar, Popovers
  • 18.22Picker, Date picker, Image view, Image picker controller
  • 18.23Gestures, Mouse events
  • 18.24Mail, Message, Phone call
  • 18.25Creating outlets and actions
  • 18.26Hands on Basic UI Interactions
  • 18.27Stacks
  • 18.28Nested Stacks
  • 18.29Down casting
  • 18.30Constraints
  • 18.31Content Hugging Priority
  • 18.32Compression Resistance Priority
  • 18.33Hands on Auto layout
19Chapter-19 Views, Animations
  • 19.01UITableViewController
  • 19.02Working with multiple TableViews
  • 19.03UITableViewCell
  • 19.04Table View practices
  • 19.05Custom Cell creation
  • 19.06Multi-View Applications
  • 19.07view to view (Present model view controller)
  • 19.08Navigation controller
  • 19.09Tab bar controller
  • 19.10Page view controller
  • 19.11Split view controller
  • 19.12Hands on Table View
  • 19.13Design UI
  • 19.14Item Class
  • 19.15Adding Items Statically
  • 19.16Table Header View
  • 19.17Text Field Delegate Method
  • 19.18Select an Item
  • 19.19Deleting an Item
  • 19.20No Duplicates
  • 19.21Refactoring the Code
  • 19.22Sections in Table View
  • 19.23Animating the Transfer
  • 19.24Touches Began and Ended
  • 19.25Touches Moved
  • 19.26Gestures
  • 19.27Hands on Gestures
  • 19.28Transformations
  • 19.29Gestures and Transform
  • 19.30Hands on touches
  • 19.31Animation Blocks
  • 19.32View Effects
  • 19.33Hands on View Effects
  • 19.34View Transitions
  • 19.35Hands on animations
  • 19.36Maps
  • 19.37Annotations
  • 19.38Custom Annotations
  • 19.39Location
  • 19.40Location on the map
  • 19.41Hands on Maps and location
20Chapter-20 Storyboards, Consurrency
  • 20.01Storyboard File
  • 20.02View Controller and Scene
  • 20.03Segue
  • 20.04Invoking a Segue
  • 20.05XIB and Storyboards
  • 20.06Table View Cell Prototype
  • 20.07Debugging with Print
  • 20.08Breakpoints
  • 20.09Exception Breakpoints
  • 20.10Advanced Breakpoints
  • 20.11Debug Navigator
  • 20.12Unit Testing
  • 20.13UI Testing
  • 20.14Performance Testing
  • 20.15Hands on testing and debugging
  • 20.16Camera
  • 20.17Play an Audio
  • 20.18Audio Recorder
  • 20.19Play a Video
  • 20.20AV Player Stand Alone
  • 20.21Orientation
  • 20.22Motion
  • 20.23XCode Assets
  • 20.24Hands on
  • 20.25What is GCD?
  • 20.26What is KVO?
  • 20.27GCD Singleton
  • 20.28Operation Queue
  • 20.29Simple Operation
  • 20.30Queued Operations - State and Value
  • 20.31Queued Operations - Table View
  • 20.32Queued Operations - Pending Operations
  • 20.33Queued Operations - Table View Interactions
  • 20.34Hands on
21Chapter-21 Web Services
  • 21.01What are web services?
  • 21.02Why do we use web-services
  • 21.03How apps function with the help of web-services
  • 21.04Introduction to different web services
  • 21.05JSON parsing, XML parsing
  • 21.06Get and POST methods
  • 21.07Notification
  • 21.08NSNotification
  • 21.09NSNotificationCenter
  • 21.10UILocalNotifications
  • 21.11Push Notification services
22Chapter-22 Firebase
  • 22.01What is Firebase?
  • 22.02Purpose of Firebase
  • 22.03Features of Firebase
  • 22.04Adding Firebase to App
  • 22.05Installation Setup
  • 22.06Setup Firebase
  • 22.07Setup Authentication View Model
  • 22.08Register Test User With Firebase
  • 22.09Authentication View Model Bug Fix
  • 22.10Keeping User Logged In
  • 22.11Logging In / Signing Out
  • 22.12Setup Firebase Firestore
  • 22.13Setup Firebase Storage
  • 22.14Upload User Data To Cloud Firestore
  • 22.15Upload Profile Photo UI
  • 22.16Upload Profile Photo Presentation Logic
  • 22.17Upload Profile Photo To Firebase Storage
  • 22.18Fetch User Data From Firestore
  • 22.19User Data Model
  • 22.20Populating Settings View With User
  • 22.21Load Profile Image & Authentication Bug Fix
  • 22.22Fetch & Display Users In New Message View

What is the duration of the DevLustro Certified Mobile App Developer course?

The course duration is typically 12 weeks, with flexible learning options to fit different schedules.

Do I need any prior experience in mobile app development to enroll in this course?

No prior experience is required. This course is designed for both beginners and professionals looking to enhance their skills.

What certification will I receive upon completing the course?

Upon successful completion, you will receive the DevLustro Certified Mobile App Developer certification, which is recognized globally.

Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

Basic knowledge of programming and software development is beneficial but not mandatory.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered through a combination of online lectures, hands-on labs, real-world projects, and interactive sessions with instructors.

Will I have access to course materials after the course is completed?

Yes, you will have lifetime access to all course materials, including video lectures, assignments, and additional resources.

What kind of support is available during the course?

You will have access to a dedicated coordinator, regular feedback from trainers, and post-session support to address any questions or challenges.

Are there any real-world projects included in the course?

Yes, the course includes several real-world projects to provide practical experience and help you apply the concepts learned.

Can I get my team certified through this course?

Yes, we offer customized training programs for teams. Please contact our support team for more details on group certifications.

How can I enroll in the DevLustro Certified Mobile App Developer course?

You can enroll through our website by completing the registration form and selecting your preferred course schedule. For assistance, our support team is always availa

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