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Android Development

Andrew Mangle – Asst. Professor – CSIT Seminar 1 – Nov. 1. Android Development. Overview. Welcome Goals / Expectations Seminar Overview Seminar Organization Seminar Project Overview Next Steps. Welcome. Thanks for attending and contributing Student and Faculty Introductions Name

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Android Development

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  1. Andrew Mangle – Asst. Professor – CSIT Seminar 1 – Nov. 1 Android Development

  2. Overview • Welcome • Goals / Expectations • Seminar Overview • Seminar Organization • Seminar Project Overview • Next Steps

  3. Welcome • Thanks for attending and contributing • Student and Faculty Introductions • Name • Seminars start @ 5:00 • The earlier you arrive the better! • Cooperation AND Collaboration • NOT COMPETITION!

  4. Goals and Expectations • Create and support an environment conducive to learning • Be flexible and open to different perspectives • Encourage and support others within and outside your team • We are here to develop and learn, not to be in competition (business/personal) • Don’t expect to be millionaires / experts by December • Expect to work hard and be challenged • Expect to work with others

  5. Seminar Overview • Introduce Agile Development processes in order to deliver results quickly • Agile Manifesto • Value - • Individuals and interactions over processes and tools • Working software over comprehensive documentation • Customer collaboration over contract negotiation • Responding to change over following a plan • Break tasks into small increments with minimal planning (with short iterations) • Emphasize communication (Pair Programming / Face-to-face communication) • Create a routine – schedule • Daily Updates – even if you didn’t do anything are recommended • Seminar meetings will serve as our group-Scrum meetings

  6. Seminar Organization – Group Selection • Everyone has to be an active participant • 45 minutes gives us time to regroup and reflect • Small groups are the best options • Individuals will be supported by other team members • Select teams • Quickly need to determine a “match” or if you need to regroup • Similar interests, goals, communication style, personality • Need to feel comfortable sharing ideas, exchanging best practices and lessons learned [communication!] • Think – who would YOU want to be on your team?

  7. Seminar Organization • We can’t jump right into programming  • Nov 1 – • Project identification, Team selection, Wireframing, Diagramming • Nov 8 – • Eclipse setup/ADK/Emulator, team check-in, group reorganization based on progress (HelloWorld) • Nov 15 – • Screen setup (GridView), Layout and Linking Screens (Screen Designs) • Nov 29 – • Mapping / Locations (Mapping App) • Each week I’ll provide a PPT for the next week

  8. Seminar Project Overview • Background – CCBC is looking to update the signage, building names and maps for all campuses (Start with Essex) • The faculty, students and staff have requested an app for the proposed changes • Project – Create an app that allows students to identify their current location and where they want to go.

  9. Seminar Projects - Wireframes

  10. Team Selection • At this point in time, I would like everyone to select their initial team • You can change teams, I will rearrange teams next week and some teams may have attrition • There should be three people in a team • Each person should have a name tag • To encourage meeting people • No more than 2 of the same number in a team

  11. Next Steps • Exchange Information with your group • Eclipse IDE / ADK / Emulator • Please review the supplied presentations available at andrewmangle.com/android • Start planning and exchanging ideas • If you are having second thoughts, please let me know (there is a waiting list of 8 people) • Any Questions?

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