Android development workshop

1. Google Developer Student Clubs
DISCOVER, DESIGN,
DEVELOP !

2. WHAT IS GDSC ?
GDSC stands for Google Developer Student Clubs.
These student-led clubs organize events like workshops
and hackathons, fostering your technical skills, Google
tools knowledge, and personal networks.
They build vibrant tech communities in campuses ,
encouraging innovation and collaboration.

3. CORE TEAM MEMBERS
Shanvi Shukla
GDSC LEAD

4. HariOm Dwivedi Sanskar Sahai Sanskriti Srivastava
COMMUNITY MANAGER COORDINATOR CREATIVITY LEAD
Aadya Awasthi
MARKETING LEAD
Akshat Jaiswal
TECHNICAL LEAD
Anuj Dubey
PR LEAD
Ashutosh Singh
MANAGEMENT LEAD

5. Now , What is DISCOVER, DESIGN, DEVELOP ??
Develop
Develop and incredible
applications while
enjoying the process!
Discover Design
Discover an expansive
array of cutting-edge
technologies through
GDSC's campaign.
Merge your creativity with
our technologies!

6. Timeline for DISCOVER, DESIGN, DEVELOP:

7. Solution
Challenge
Hackathon !!!!
We introduce you to the

8. A hackathon is a collaborative and time-limited event, where
developers and programmers come together to intensively work on
innovative projects.
They span hours to days, promoting creativity and problem-solving.
Participants form teams, brainstorm ideas,and then code and
build functional solutions
These events cultivate skills, networking, and idea exchange, driving
tech innovation.
But wait, What is a Hackathon?

9. The Google Developer Student Clubs
2023 Solution Challenge mission is to
solve for one of the United Nations’ 17
Sustainable Development Goals using
Google technology.
Why Solution Challenge?

10. What are the 17 UN SDG?
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of
17 global goals adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015
as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
These goals aim to address a range of interconnected challenges and
promote sustainability in economic, social, and environmental
dimensions.

11. Eligibility:

13. SUBMISSION CRITERIA
1. Project Setup (10 points)
Define the challenge in a concise statement and Identify the UN SDG guiding your
solution.
2. Implementation (10 points)
Outline your solution's architecture and its key components' responsibilities AND
Justify your choice of products and platforms for implementing these components.
3. Feedback/testing/iteration:(10 points)
Detail the user testing process, share three feedback points received and
improvements made.
Discuss a coding challenge encountered, steps taken to resolve it, decisions made
during the process.

14. SUBMISSION CRITERIA
4. Success and completion of solution:
Describe how your solution addresses the challenge, measuring success with Google
tech and meaningful data.
Upload a 2-minute demo video showcasing the working app, user interaction, and
Google product integration.
5. Scalability:
Envision the future steps for your project and strategies to expand its reach.
Detail how your solution's technical architecture enables scaling for a larger audience.

15. In person help sessions for teams to get guidance from experts to enhance the
quality of solutions before the final submission of projects for selection under top
100 solutions.
To participate in the regional bootcamp, interested teams must :
- Have registered for Solution Challenge before submitting the entry for evaluation.
- Submit a solution for evaluation between Jan 4th - January 20th.
- Uses Gen AI and Google Cloud as one of the technologies in the project.
Regional Bootcamp

16. SOUNDS A LOT OF FUN,
DOESN’T IT?
Register now for Solution
Challenge and start building
Fill the form at:
https://rebrand.ly/noydh3d

17. Android
Study
Jam!

18. SPEAKER
Akshat Jaiswal

19. Android is a mobile operating system primarily for touchscreen mobile
devices, such as smartphones and tablets.
At its core, the operating system is known as Android Open Source Project
(AOSP) and is free and open-source software (FOSS) primarily licensed under
the Apache License
Android is known for its user-friendly interface and its wide range of
features.
It is known for its open-source nature, which allows manufacturers to
customize the software for their own devices.
WHAT IS ANDROID?

20. WHAT IS ANDROID DEVLOPMENT?
Android development refers to the creation of applications specifically
designed to run on Android devices.
This process involves writing code, designing interfaces, and testing
applications to ensure they function properly on a variety of devices.

21. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Programming Languages:
The primary languages used for Android development are:
Kotlin: Google's preferred language, known for its conciseness and safety.
Java: The traditional language used for Android development, still widely
used and supported.

22. 2. Development Tools:
Android development requires specific tools and resources:
Android Studio: The official Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for
Android development, offering code editing, debugging, and other features.

23. WHY DO WE NEED ANDROID DEV?
Over 70% of smartphones run On Android.
It can help you to implement your innovative ideas in
real life.
Makes your project Stand out in hackathons and tech
events
Your Resume definately Outshines!!
Could foster into a potential Career Field for you!

24. What are we going to build?
The Dice
Roller App!

25. LET’S BEGIN!!