What you'll get
- 8+ Hours
- 3 Courses
- Course Completion Certificates
- Self-paced Courses
- Technical Support
- Case Studies
- Download Curriculum
Synopsis
- This project-based bundle provides access to all three courses in a single enrollment.
- The bundle includes over eight hours of comprehensive video instruction.
- Learners will develop key skills, including configuring Android Studio for Android N, setting up virtual devices, using Multi-Window functionality, implementing active notifications, integrating messaging services, enabling Direct Boot, and managing Scoped Directory Access.
- Learners receive one year of full access to all course materials.
- The program is open to individuals dedicated to mastering mobile application development and advancing their careers in this field.
- Each course includes a Certificate of Completion and hands-on project experience.
- All certificates are verifiable and include unique links suitable for resumes and LinkedIn profiles, allowing learners to showcase their app development expertise.
- The program is delivered as a self-paced video course, offering flexible learning options.
Content
| Courses | No. of Hours | Certificates | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android Nougat Mobile Apps Training | 4h 16m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Mobile Apps Development using Android Nougat | 2h 33m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Courses | No. of Hours | Certificates | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tap and Play Game | 2h 16m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
Description
Android N, or Android Nougat, is the seventh major and 14th overall release of Google’s Android operating system. It was introduced as an alpha preview on March 9, 2016, and officially released on August 22, 2016. Google’s Nexus devices were the first to get the upgrade, while the LG V20 was the first smartphone to ship with Nougat preinstalled.
This version introduced key enhancements, including native split-screen support, inline notification replies, and an improved power-saving system that limits background activity when the device is idle. Nougat also adopted a Java environment based on OpenJDK and added support for the Vulkan graphics API, enabling more efficient rendering in demanding applications.
Key refinements included:
- Enhanced Split-Screen capability
- Quick app switching
- Hidden UI Tuner for advanced customization
- Simplified pull-down shade adjustments
- Advanced power notification controls
- Easy notification customization
- Option to set individual wallpapers for the lock screen and home screen
- Adjustable display size settings
- A refreshed Easter Egg feature
Sample Certificate
Requirements
Each course includes essential prerequisites to help learners progress smoothly. Although Android development is complex, this Android Nougat tutorial keeps requirements manageable. Learners with practical Java and basic Android programming experience will be well-prepared for the material.
Recommended prerequisites include:
- A solid understanding of Java fundamentals is required, as most course development relies on Java.
- Expert-level Java skills are not required, but familiarity with object-oriented programming, multithreading, exception handling, collections, and related core topics is important.
- Access to a computer or laptop with an internet connection and the necessary software tools is required.
- Install and set up a commonly used IDE, such as NetBeans or Eclipse.
- Download and configure the Android SDK toolkit before starting the course.
Target Audience
The Java Nougat Tutorial serves a broad audience in app development and IT, including students, professionals, consultants, and startup enthusiasts seeking to enhance their Android development skills. While many participants have backgrounds such as B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc., MCA, M.Tech, or MS, no specific degree or certification is required. Anyone with basic coding knowledge and an interest in mobile app development is welcome to join.
This tutorial is particularly suitable for:
- Individuals aiming to build a career in Android application development.
- Beginners who want to advance their foundational Android skills.
- Freelancers seeking the expertise needed to create or improve their own mobile applications.
- iOS developers interested in expanding their skill set to include Android development.
- College and university students are exploring career opportunities in the fast-growing app development industry.
