Google Open Course "Online" Make Android Applications

Google Open Course "Online" Make Android Applications

Android operating system is open (open source) allows many developers to create a wide range of applications. However, sometimes, they do not know where to start. Google is trying to give a solution to the problem by opening an online class to create Android applications.

Working closely with Udacity, an organization that provides access to learning via the Internet to anyone, Google made ​​the course "Developing Android Apps: Android Fundamentals".

The program is intended for developers who are interested in Android but has no experience as to what makes an application in the operating system. In the course, participants will receive training directly from the Google Developer Advocate.

In addition to be taught how to create Android applications, participants will also receive training in mobile application development in general and specifically the Android development.

Course materials can be accessed online at the site in the form of video Udacity, quizzes, and forums. Google also includes learning documents, application examples, and video tutorials.

Quoted from The Next Web, Google pegged the cost for this online course is 150 dollars per month. As an experiment, participants will get a free two-week course.

If interested, you can visit Google's classroom course Udacity site or by clicking the following link.