Android Developer Nanodegree - Google

For intermediate Java developers pursuing Android specialization, this program teaches the tools, principles, and patterns that underlie all Android development.

The skills you learn in this Nanodegree program will help you master the existing platform, and prepare you for the exciting opportunities in Android's future.

• Project P0: My App Portfolio

  Design and build an app that shows off the apps that you’ll create as part of this Nanodegree.

  Project P0: My App Portfolio

  Design and build an app that shows off the apps that you’ll create as part of this Nanodegree.

• Project P1: Popular Movies, Stage 1

  Build an app to help users discover popular and recent movies. You will build a clean UI, sync to a server, and present information to the user.

  Supporting Courses

  Developing Android Apps

  Project P1: Popular Movies, Stage 1

  Build an app to help users discover popular and recent movies. You will build a clean UI, sync to a server, and present information to the user.

• Project P2: Popular Movies, Stage 2

  Add onto your project from Stage 1 with a detail view for each movie, allowing users to ‘favorite’ movies, and adding a tablet layout.

  Supporting Courses

  Developing Android Apps

  Project P2: Popular Movies, Stage 2

  Add onto your project from Stage 1 with a detail view for each movie, allowing users to ‘favorite’ movies, and adding a tablet layout.

• Project P3: Super Duo: Productionize Two Apps

  Productionize two apps, taking them from a functional state to a production-ready state. To do this, you will find and handle error cases, add accessibility features, allow for localization, add widgets, and add a library.

  Supporting Courses

  Advanced Android App Development

  Project P3: Super Duo: Productionize Two Apps

  Productionize two apps, taking them from a functional state to a production-ready state. To do this, you will find and handle error cases, add accessibility features, allow for localization, add widgets, and add a library.

• Project P4: Build It Bigger

  Use Gradle to build a joke-telling app, factoring functionality into libraries and flavors to keep the build simple. You’ll also configure a Google Cloud Endpoints development server to supply the jokes.

  Supporting Courses

  Gradle for Android and Java

  Project P4: Build It Bigger

  Use Gradle to build a joke-telling app, factoring functionality into libraries and flavors to keep the build simple. You’ll also configure a Google Cloud Endpoints development server to supply the jokes.

• Project P5: Make Your App Material

  Implement Android design concepts and transform a functional newsreader app using material design techniques.

  Supporting Courses

  Material Design for Android Developers

  Project P5: Make Your App Material

  Implement Android design concepts and transform a functional newsreader app using material design techniques.

• Project P6: Go Ubiquitous

  Let users access the weather at a glance by building a Sunshine watch face for Android Wear.

  Supporting Courses

  Android Wear Development

  Project P6: Go Ubiquitous

  Let users access the weather at a glance by building a Sunshine watch face for Android Wear.

• Project P7: Capstone, Stage 1 - Design, Scope and Plan Your App

  Create a detailed plan, including UI mocks and technical specifications, for building your own app.

  Project P7: Capstone, Stage 1 - Design, Scope and Plan Your App

  Create a detailed plan, including UI mocks and technical specifications, for building your own app.

• Project P8: Capstone, Stage 2: Build and Polish Your App for Production

  This is your chance to take the skills that you’ve learned across your Nanodegree journey and apply it to an app idea of your own.

  Project P8: Capstone, Stage 2: Build and Polish Your App for Production

  This is your chance to take the skills that you’ve learned across your Nanodegree journey and apply it to an app idea of your own.