1. Objectives
The aim of this course is to provide students with hands-on experience in Android mobile app design
and the project is to arouse the students' creativity and business sense in application design.
2. Teaching and Learning Methods:
Most of the real-world projects are always carried out by teams, thus students will be divided into project teams with maximum of 5 members per team.
Students are focused on how to pick an idea and bring it to fruition through the prototype phase.
The team will be responsible for every aspect in the application development.
Continuous supervisions to each team are provided and several lab modules are developed to help students get start
with the Android development framework:
- Lab1: Introduction to Android and its SDK
- Lab2: Building Your First Useful Android App: BMI
- Lab3: Enhanced BMI App
3. Assessments:
- Proposal and Presentation (Week 4)
- Each team is required to present their project proposal with use of ppt on week 4.
- A proposal with more detial description of the main idea of the app, motivation, market survey, etc is also required.
- Progress Presendtation and Report (Week 8)
- Each team is required to give an oral progress presentation and report to the instructor during the week 8 sessions
and demonstration of the partially developed app is encouraged.
- Final Project Presentation with ppt and poster (Week 12)
- Each presentation must be at least 20 minutes long or 4 minutes per team member (whichever is longer).
- Each team member must participate in the presentation in some way.
- Demo is required during the presentation.
- Posters will be 3 feet wide by 2 feet tall in size and should provide a high-level summary of the project.
Students in each group should work together to construct a single poster. The following elements should appear in each poster:
- Title of project
- Names of group members
- Introduction or motivation of your app
- Similar apps
- Description festures and methods for implementation
- Performance Analysis
- Project Competition
- Each lab session of EE3314 will select the best one or two teams based on the final project presentation on week 12 to join the project competition on week 13.
- The details could be found in the information sheet of this competition.
6. Schedule
Please identify which lab you are going to work in and
download the required lab manuals. Please print in
advance.
| Week No. |
Activities |
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| 1 |
Course Overview
Lab1: Introduction to Android and its SDK
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Gen_Info
Lab1
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| 2 |
Lab2: Buidling Your First Useful Android App: BMI
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Lab1
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| 3 |
Lab3: Enhanced BMI App
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Lab3
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| 4 |
- Proposal and Presentation
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Proposal Template
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| 5 |
- Project Development
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| 6 |
- Project Development
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| 7 |
- Project Development
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| 8 |
- Progress Report and Presentation
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Report Template |
| 9 |
- Project Development
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| 10 |
- Project Development
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| 11 |
- Project Development
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| 12 |
- Final Project Presentation with ppt and poster
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Poster Template |
| 13 |
- Competition and submission of report
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Report Template |
| Last Updated: 22 Jan 2011 |
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