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    The document provides an introduction to Android development including: - A brief history of Android and its open-source nature - The components of the Android architecture including applications, application framework, Android runtime, platform libraries, and the Linux kernel. - Common Android features such as supporting WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and multimedia - An overview of setting up the Android Studio development environment

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    The document provides an introduction to Android development including: - A brief history of Android and its open-source nature - The components of the Android architecture including applications, application framework, Android runtime, platform libraries, and the Linux kernel. - Common Android features such as supporting WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and multimedia - An overview of setting up the Android Studio development environment

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    INTRODUCTION TO ANDROID DEVELOPMENT

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    The document provides an introduction to Android development including: - A brief history of Android and its open-source nature - The components of the Android architecture including applications, application framework, Android runtime, platform libraries, and the Linux kernel. - Common Android features such as supporting WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and multimedia - An overview of setting up the Android Studio development environment

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    ADV101 - Lesson 1

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    The document provides an introduction to Android development including: - A brief history of Android and its open-source nature - The components of the Android architecture including applications, application framework, Android runtime, platform libraries, and the Linux kernel. - Common Android features such as supporting WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and multimedia - An overview of setting up the Android Studio development environment

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    INTRODUCTION TO ANDROID DEVELOPMENT

    LESSON 1
    Mobile Programming 1
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Let's start!
    Android Basics
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Objectives:
    at the end of this lesson, the
    student is expected to:

    Learn History of Android


    Studio

    Identify the components of


    Android architecture

    Setup Android studio


    environment
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Overview
    Android is one of the most popular operating systems with more or less 4
    billion users around the world.

    Developers can create Android application and run on a different devices such
    as mobile app, android TV, and Android car systems
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    History
    Android is an open-source operating system based on Linux with Java
    programming interface.

    Android is one of the most popular operating systems with more or less 4
    billion users around the world.

    Developers can create Android application and run on a different devices such
    as mobile app, android TV, and Android car systems.

    Android was developed by the Open Handset Alliance (OHA), led by Google

    Android 1.0 known as Alpha is the first commercial version of Android


    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Common Features
    supports WIFI, GSM, CDMA, WIFI, NFC, & Bluetooth

    GPS

    local storage - SQLite

    supports multimedia

    It supports a multi-tasking, we can move from one task window to another and
    multiple applications can run simultaneously.

    It has support for 2D/3D Graphics.


    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Android Architecture
    Android Architecture is a software stack of components to support mobile
    device needs.

    Android software stack contains a Linux Kernel, collection of c/c++ libraries


    which are exposed through an application framework services, runtime, and
    application

    Android Architecture Components


    Applications
    Application Framework
    Android Runtime
    Platform Libraries
    Linux Kernel
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Application
    the top layer of android architecture, the native and third-party applications
    like contacts, email, music, gallery, clock, games, etc. anything that we
    build will be installed on this layer only.
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Application Framework
    provides classes used to create Android applications. It also provides a
    generic abstraction for hardware access and manages the user interface and
    application resources.
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Android Runtime
    it is an engine that powers our applications along with the libraries and it
    forms the basis for the application framework.
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Platform Libraries
    includes various C/C++ core libraries and Java-based libraries such as SSL,
    libc, Graphicsm SQLite, Webkit, Media, Surface Manager,OpenGL, etc. To provide
    support for Android development.
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Linux Kernel
    it manages all the drivers such as display drivers, camera drivers, Bluetooth
    drivers, audio drivers, memory drivers, etc.
    Lesson 1 - Android Basics

    Installing Android Studio


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