Intro to 4-AOT9 Course
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This document outlines the schedule and requirements for an introductory mobile programming course. It states that the course will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with project deadlines throughout April and May. To pass the course, students must complete exercises, a mobile application project, evaluate other projects, and provide course feedback. The project involves developing an Android app and releasing it on Google Play. Students will also participate in competitions to vote on the best project and for the most downloaded app.
Intro to 4-AOT9 Course
- 1. Intro to Mobile Programming 1 – course 4-‐AOT9-‐2000 Jussi Pohjolainen Tampere University of Applied Sciences
- 2. Schedule • The course is held mainly on – Tuesdays (8.00 -‐> ) – Thursdays (14.00 -‐>). • Teacher will start lectures at 8.30 and 14.15 (sharp) • Deadlines – 2013-‐04-‐16 11:00 Decide the subject of your project – 2013-‐04-‐25 17:00 Release 1 of Project Work – 2013-‐05-‐09 17:00 Release 2 of Project Work – 2013-‐05-‐16 14:00 Release 3 of Project Work – 2013-‐05-‐21 11:00 EvaluaVon of other project
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- 4. How to Pass the Course? • To pass the course, you have to 1. Do exercises 2. Do the project 3. Evaluate other project 4. Course feedback • EvaluaVon: 60 % project work, 40 % exercises
- 5. 1. Exercises • On every "lecture" there will be new exercises available in the course's homepage • Each student do these exercises at their own Vme. • Exercises are returned via dropbox. • Student must be present at lectures to gain the points • Student must do at least 50% of the exercises to pass the course. • The more you do exercises, the more grade you will get – For example over 90% will be graded as 5
- 6. 2. Project • Student will implement an android applicaBon to Google Play – The subject of the project is free! • The project is done independently • Requirements – Android 2.x, 3.x or 4.x applicaVon – Source code is commented using Javadoc – Is tested in real device – Is uploaded to Google Play… you need ~17 € and Visa (electron) • Three releases, last can be downloaded from Google Play • Project is 60 % of your whole grade • See instrucVons how to return the releases in Tabula
- 7. 3. – 4. EvaluaVon • EvaluaBon of Project – Each student will evaluate other student's project work – More instrucVons about this later • EvaluaBon of Course – Give course feedback via TAMK intranet
- 8. CompeVVons – Great Prices! • CompeVVon 1 -‐ May – Students will vote for the best project work – Prize: Energy drinks and eco gummy bears! • CompeVVon 2 – September – Project who will get the most downloads in Google Play will win! – Prize: Energy drinks and eco gummy bears! All items in the picture are not included in the prize"