Sisoft Learning
This course is intended to teach mobile app development on Android platform using native Android SDK on Android Studio. We at Sisoft Learning believe in enabling our students to become qualified developers. In this course, we work with our students to make them ready for working on the latest Android App concepts. Our course has an integrated discussion forum where in students can discuss their problems and leverage from peer–to–peer learning. Do ensure that you utilize the discussion forums to interact with other students.
We keep adding new lectures to keep our course updated.
As you keep studying with us, you will keep making android apps with the latest features introduced by Android. You can also request for new lectures on a particular concept for which you need guidance.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Android App Development using Android Studio – Advance
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 17.5 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Komal Swarnkar –
Thank you so much for the excellent advance Android course. It is really helpful to learn android.
Ivan Petrov –
awful audio quality
Kenneth Perry –
The instruction is good. The graphics are somewhat blurry.
Nidhi dhobi –
its really good
Nipun Aggarwal –
I already have had an offline course on Android and this helps me refresh concepts when I need 😀
Bappa.dy@gmail.com Dey –
Good
Axay M Patel –
it’s not teaching advance android. It’s just basic.
Aishika Pal –
Excellent
James Davies –
this course uses paint instead of android studio to show layouts. it then refers to google several times and we are forced to follow the narrator searching on google. He then refers back to the paint images, and not android studio. if i wanted to learn from google, i would search google and not pay for this course.
Vivek Chaurasia –
Layout Below no longer works for me. The first video should have shown me step by step procedure to reach to a point from where textview and edittext started. Most of the times it asked to go through developer.android.com options which is very long and vague and a fresher like me can get carried away by looking at long lists. Keep it short and reference for further study then move forward that’s how I want this course flow should be.
Jothi –
good