Android and Mobile Application Programming WM-I-S2-AMAP

The aim of this course is to provide students some knowledge about the origin of mobile computing and some know-how for programming mobile applications. Students will learn how to install a functional programming environment, how to create a mobile application and how to install it on Android devices. The course focuses in particular on specificities of Android application programming: life cycle management, permissions processes, multithreading, use of sensors, etc.

(in Polish) Dyscyplina naukowa, do której odnoszą się efekty uczenia się

information and communication technology

(in Polish) E-Learning

(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych

(in Polish) nie dotyczy

(in Polish) Opis nakładu pracy studenta w ECTS

LECTURE participation in classes: 30 hrs participation in exams outside of classes: 3 hours participation in consultations: 4 hours preparation for classes: 3 hours preparation for the exam: 35 hours Total 75 hrs. 1.5 ECTS - direct contact with the teacher 1.5 ECTS - own work LABORATORY participation in classes: 30 hrs participation in consultations: 4 hours preparation for classes: 11 hrs preparation for the exam: 30 hours Total 75 hrs. 1.4 ECTS - direct contact with the teacher 1.6 ECTS - own work

Subject level

advanced

Learning outcome code/codes

Lecture/Tutorial: I2_W10 Laboratory: I2_U09 SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION Lecture/Tutorial - Graduate: I2_W10 - Demonstrates in-depth knowledge and understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of a selected IT field. Laboratory - Graduate: I2_U09 - Is able to apply advanced IT tools and methods in a selected field.

Type of subject

optional with unlimited choices

Preliminary Requirements

Familiarity with the usage of IDEs. Java programming would be a plus.

Course coordinators

Dorota Dąbrowska
Frederic Guinand

Learning outcomes

LECTURE

Student:
W1 – discusses the impact of mobility on computing (I2_W10),
W2 – describes partially the history of mobile computing and wireless networking (I2_W10),
W3 – describes the main components of an Android application (I2_W10),
W4 – explains how Android works internally (I2_W10),
W5 – explains how phone calls, sensors, and GPS information are handled and managed (I2_W10).

LAB

Student:
U1 – independently develops fully functional Android applications that meet defined technical and user requirements (I2_U09),
U2 – sets up and uses virtual devices in Android Studio (I2_U09),
U3 – designs and implements multithreading in Android applications (I2_U09),
U4 – installs and configures a complete Android development environment (I2_U09).

Assessment criteria

For all learning outcomes, the following assessment criteria are adopted for all forms of verification:
grade 5: fully achieved (no obvious shortcomings),
grade 4.5: achieved almost fully and criteria for awarding a higher grade are not met,
grade 4: largely achieved and the criteria for a higher grade are not met,
grade 3.5: largely achieved - with a clear majority of positives - and the criteria for granting a higher grade are not met,
grade 3: achieved for most of the cases covered by the verification and criteria for a higher grade are not met,
grade 2: not achieved for most of the cases covered by the verification.

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of WM-I-S2-AMAP in USOSweb