Secured Programming in Android Android is a Linux-based operating system designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers. The Android platform today has built outstanding careers in technology innovation and application development. This platform virtually creates superstar developers who can think differently and who can build small applications quickly. Since its open source, the scope to learn and work is infinite. Why Android? Fastest growing Smartphone/Mobile Device platform aka OS Backed by Google Inc. Powered by Linux operating system 30,000+ Openings in Android today! Highest Paid Jobs in android due to scarcity of skills It is an Open Source and freely available COURSE CONTENT: MODULE: CORE JAVA Unit 1: Introduction to Java Unit 2: Java Language Fundamentals Unit 3: Oops Concepts Unit 4: Exception Handling Unit 5: Multi-Threading Unit 6: File Handling (I/O Streams) Unit 7: Collection Framework Unit 8: Applet and Swing Unit 9: Event Handling Unit 10: JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) MODULE: INTRODUCTION TO ANDROID Unit 1: Hello Android Unit 2: Setting up your Development Environment Unit 3: Understanding Android Resources Unit 4: Understanding Intents Unit 5: Building user Interfaces and Using Controls Unit 6: Working with Menus Unit 7: Working with Dialogs Unit 8: Working with Preferences and Saving State MODULE: CORE ANDROID Unit 1: Exploring Security and Permissions Unit 2: Exploring Packages Unit 3: Broadcast Receivers and Long-Running Services Unit 4: Exploring the Alarm Manager Unit 5: Exploring Maps and Location-Based Services Unit 6: Using the Telephony Apis Unit 7: Understanding the Media Frameworks Unit 8: Home Screen Widgets MODULE: ADVANCE ANDROID Unit 1: Touch Screens Unit 2: Using Sensors Unit 3: Exploring the Contacts APIs Unit 4: Deploying your Application: Android Market and Beyond MODULE: SECURED PROGRAMMING Unit 1: Introduction Unit 2: Overview of Threats and Risks Unit 3: Types of Attacks and Attackers Unit 4: Secure Programming Concepts and Principles Unit 5: Secure Programming Issues and Techniques Unit 6: Stride Model Unit 7: Security Testing Unit 8: Guidelines for “Java” Secured Programming Unit 9: Guidelines for “Database” Secured Programming
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