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Semester 3MCA339

Android Programming (MCA339) crash course, Online MCA, Semester 3:

This subject covers Android app development in Java, from the platform architecture and project setup through UI widgets, activities, intents, fragments,…

  • 18 video lessons
  • 7h 9m
  • Study notes
  • 90 quiz questions
  • Assignment
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Android Programming crash course

18 lessons in Android Programming

Each lesson pairs one topic with a hand-picked video, trimmed to the part that teaches it.

About this subject

This subject covers Android app development in Java, from the platform architecture and project setup through UI widgets, activities, intents, fragments, menus, layouts, adapters and advanced views. After it you will be able to build, run and test multi-screen Android applications with interactive interfaces and list-based data displays.

  1. 1

    Introduction to Android and Its Versions

    Module I, Basics of Android: What is Android, History and Version

    What is Android & How it Works? Introduction to Android with Full Information | Android Tutorial 1· WsCube Tech· 18 min

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  2. 2

    Android Development Setup and Hello World

    Module I, Basics of Android: Installing softwares, Setup Eclipse, Hello Android example, Android Emulator

    How to Install Android Studio on Windows | Mission Android 2026· Neat Roots· 33 min

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  3. 3

    Android Architecture, Dalvik VM and Core Components

    Module I, Basics of Android: Internal Details, Dalvik VM, Software Stack, Android Core Building Blocks

    Android Architecture Full Information - [Hindi] - WsCube Tech#18· WsCube Tech· 13 min

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  4. 4

    AndroidManifest.xml, R.java, Title Bar and Screen Orientation

    Module I, Basics of Android: AndroidManifest.xml, R.java file, Hide Title Bar, Screen Orientation

    Android App Development Tutorial - 10 - What is AndroidManifest File - Hindi· Ganguly Tech· 10 min

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  5. 5

    Android Buttons and Toast Messages

    Module II, UI Widgets: Working with Button, Toast, Custom Toast, Button, Toggle Button, Switch Button, Image Button

    Android Buttons in Hindi: Simple Button, ImageButton & ToggleButton Click Events Tutorial· Sarthak Education (CDPatel Digital Room)· 11 min

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  6. 6

    CheckBox, AlertDialog, Spinner and AutoCompleteTextView

    Module II, UI Widgets: CheckBox, AlertDialog, Spinner, AutoCompleteTextView

    Androi - CheckBox, RadioButton, Spinner, ToggleButton || Android Development Tutorials by Deepak #7· Smart Programming· 65 min

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  7. 7

    RatingBar, DatePicker, TimePicker and ProgressBar

    Module II, UI Widgets: RatingBar, DatePicker, TimePicker, ProgressBar

    ImageButton, ImageView, RatingBar, DatePicker, TimePicker (Android UI Widgets) | Android Tutorials 8· Smart Programming· 63 min

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  8. 8

    Quick Contact Badge, Clocks, Hardware Buttons and File Download

    Module II, UI Widgets: Quick Contact Budge, Analog Clock and Digital Clock, Working with hardware Button, File Download

    Tutorial 20: AnalogClock DigitalClock andTextClock In Android With Example in Hindi/Urdu· Fahad Hussain· 15 min

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  9. 9

    Android Activity Lifecycle

    Module III, Activity, Intent & Fragment: Activity Lifecycle, Activity Example

    Android Activity Lifecycle Explained with Example | All Activity Lifecycle· WsCube Tech· 10 min

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  10. 10

    Implicit and Explicit Intents

    Module III, Activity, Intent & Fragment: Implicit Intent, Explicit Intent

    Intents in Android - Explicit and Implicit Intent with Examples· Neat Roots· 25 min

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  11. 11

    Android Fragments and Dynamic Fragments

    Module III, Activity, Intent & Fragment: Fragment Lifecycle, Fragment Example, Dynamic Fragment

    Android - Fragment· TutorialsPoint· 14 min

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  12. 12

    Option, Context and Popup Menus in Android

    Module IV, Android Menu & Layout Manager: Option Menu, Context Menu, Popup Menu

    Create Overflow Menu, Context Menu & Popup Menu in Android | Handle Menu item Click events· iRekha Tech Solutions· 15 min

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  13. 13

    Relative and Linear Layout

    Module IV, Android Menu & Layout Manager: Relative Layout, Linear Layout

    Linear Layout & Relative Layout In Android | Android Tutorials in Hindi #3· CodeWithHarry· 32 min

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  14. 14

    Table Layout and Grid Layout

    Module IV, Android Menu & Layout Manager: Table Layout, Grid Layout

    Android - Table Layout· TutorialsPoint· 11 min

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  15. 15

    Android Adapters: ArrayAdapter and BaseAdapter

    Module V, Adaptor & Views: Array Adaptor, ArrayList Adaptor, Base Adaptor

    Tutorial 24: Adapter in Android All types of Adapter | BaseAdapter using GridView in Andorid Studio· Fahad Hussain· 21 min

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  16. 16

    GridView, WebView and ScrollView

    Module V, Adaptor & Views: GridView, WebView, ScrollView

    Master Android UI in One Video | ConstraintLayout, List, RecyclerView, GridView, ScrollView &WebView· Free Tutorial TV· 31 min

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  17. 17

    SearchView and TabHost

    Module V, Adaptor & Views: SearchView, TabHost

    09 Using SearchView, VideoView and TabHost Containers· Saisriharsha Patibandla· 32 min

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  18. 18

    Dynamic ListView and ExpandableListView

    Module V, Adaptor & Views: DynamicListView, ExpandedListView

    Android Tutorial (Kotlin) - 44 - ExpandableListView· CodeAndroid· 10 min

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Build a "Campus Event Planner" Android App

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This subject covers Android app development in Java, from the platform architecture and project setup through UI widgets, activities, intents, fragments, menus, layouts, adapters and advanced views. After it you will be able to build, run and test multi-screen Android applications with interactive interfaces and list-based data displays. It's the Android Programming subject of Online MCA, Semester 3, in 18 lessons: Introduction to Android and Its Versions; Android Development Setup and Hello World; Android Architecture, Dalvik VM and Core Components; AndroidManifest.xml, R.java, Title Bar and Screen Orientation; Android Buttons and Toast Messages; CheckBox, AlertDialog, Spinner and AutoCompleteTextView; RatingBar, DatePicker, TimePicker and ProgressBar; Quick Contact Badge, Clocks, Hardware Buttons and File Download; Android Activity Lifecycle; Implicit and Explicit Intents; Android Fragments and Dynamic Fragments; Option, Context and Popup Menus in Android; Relative and Linear Layout; Table Layout and Grid Layout; Android Adapters: ArrayAdapter and BaseAdapter; GridView, WebView and ScrollView; SearchView and TabHost; Dynamic ListView and ExpandableListView.

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Yes: “Build a "Campus Event Planner" Android App”. It comes after the last lesson, with a brief, clear tasks and how the work is judged.

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