The document outlines training and consulting services provided in various IT fields, particularly focusing on mobile application development for popular platforms like Android, iOS, and others. It discusses the high demand and salary prospects for mobile app developers, as well as a comprehensive overview of Android development including project setup, components, and services. Additionally, it covers database management, web services, and device communication in the context of Android applications.

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 IBM Mainframe
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 Web Technologies
 Mobile application developments

3.  mobile application developer one of the
most demanded and fastest growing IT
careers for 2014.
 The average starting salary starts from Rs
15,000-Rs 18,000 per month, depending
on the expertise and the position of the
individual.

4. there are 5 major mobile platforms, each
with its own core language(s) and
development environment.
 Android
 Windows
 Blackberry
 IOS (Apple)
 Symbian

5.  Android is one of the most popular
platforms being used in Smartphone's
and tablets.
 Future conversion from other apps
developers to android app developers is
predicted to be around 35 to 40 percent
respectively.

8.  Overview of the stack
 Linux kernel
 Native libraries
 Dalvik
 App framework
 Apps

9.  Platforms
 Tools
 Versions

10.  Creating your first project
 The manifest file
 Layout resource
 Running your app on Emulator

11.  Activities
 Activity lifecycle
 Intents
 Services
 Content Providers
 Broadcast Receivers

12.  XML versus Java UI
 Dip's and Sip's
 Views and layouts
 Common UI components
 Handling user events

13.  File System
 Preferences
 Notifications
 Security model

14.  Selection components
 Adapters
 Complex UI components
 Building UI for performance
 Menus and Dialogs
 Graphics & animations

15.  Multimedia Supported audio formats
 Simple media playback
 Supported video formats
 Simple video playback

16.  Introducing SQLite.
 SQLite Open Helper and creating a
database.
 Opening and closing a database.
 Working with cursors Inserts, updates,
and deletes.

17.  Content provider MIME types
 Searching for content
 Adding, changing, and removing
content
 Working with content files

19.  Why Content Providers
 Where the content comes from
 Implementing the API Supporting content
files

20.  Using Loction Based Services
 Working with Google Maps

21.  Overview of services in Android
 Implementing a Service
 Service lifecycle
 Inter Process Communication (AIDL
Services)

22.  What are Broadcast Receivers.
 Implementing broadcast receiver.
 System broadcasts and how to use them.

23.  Role of filters
 Intent-matching rules
 Filters in your manifest
 Filters in dynamic Broadcast Receivers

24.  Working with web services
 Best practices

25.  How Sensors work
 Lig to Sensor readings
 Best practices for performance

26.  Monitoring and managing Internet
connectivity
 Managing active connections
 Managing WiFi

27.  Making calls
 Monitoring data connectivity and
activity
 Accessing phone properties and status
 Controlling the phone

28.  Taking pictures
 Rendering previews

29.  Controlling local Bluetooth device
 Discovering and bonding with Bluetooth
devices
 Managing Bluetooth connections
 Communicating with Bluetooth

30.  Consuming Web Services
 HTTP Request Response Model
 XML Parsing

31.  Introduction to Open GLES

32.  Android Application Deployment on
device with Linux and Windows
 Android Application Deployment on
Android Market