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Mobile Application Development Exploration Seminar

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Explore mobile and ubiquitous computing through a detailed concept prototype presentation. Discuss use cases, contributions, limitations, and issues tackled in mobile computing. Delve into experiences and pitfalls encountered.

Mobile Application Development Exploration Seminar

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Application Development for Mobile andUbiquitous ComputingSeminar Task Final Presentation GroupNo. Team:
Pleaseprepare a presentationfor 10 minutes!!!!
Prototype • present detailed concept • show screen shots and implementation details • discuss implemented use cases
Discussion/Assessment • assess contributions and limits of your solution in the context of the lecture • discuss in detail the issues of mobile computing you have tackled • discuss pit falls and experiences

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