Kenneth W T Leung
The course will give students hands–on experience in developing interesting Android applications. No previous experience in programming is needed, and the course is suitable for students with any level of computing experience. MIT App Inventor will be used in the course. It is a blocks–based programming tool that allows everyone, even novices, to start programming and build fully functional apps for Android devices. Students are encouraged to use their own Android devices for hands–on testing and exploitation. HKUST – A dynamic, international research university, in relentless pursuit of excellence, leading the advance of science and technology, and educating the new generation of front–runners for Asia and the world.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Developing Android Apps with App Inventor
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27 reviews for Developing Android Apps with App Inventor
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| Price | Free |
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| Duration | 31 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Sam W –
Wow I didn’t know making apps can be so easy until now! Perfect as an entry level programming course.
LaohuHiazi Y –
Really good but boring
Jorge A P M –
Very good and easy to start course.
Jsomuano –
Excellent Course!
Vineet S –
you should prefer android stdio
Niraj B K –
Very nice course
Shah F –
good lecture with same strategy
Muhammad N B –
lecturer is awesome . method of teaching is amazing
ABDULBASIT O –
This course is quite spectacular. 1t has quizzes exciting. Thanks who prepare this course . Thaks coursera family.
Husam k –
no comment just AMAZING course e
KAMLESH T –
it is too boaring software
Harsha V B –
Best Way For Android Developers
Daniel V –
Nice course. helpfull to people which knows something about App inventor and wants to improve their skills in this tool. It neccesary to have a look to some tasks of week 11 and week 10 because there are some mistakes in the aia files.
Jose M F R –
A little poor at the end.
Ann–Marie L –
Very good course for those who are just learning App Inventor. Thank you!
LOUKIANOS E –
A great course! I look forward to start programming android applications with all these new things I ‘ve learned. Thank you!
Charles K –
The best ever introductory course!
Denis S –
Good course to understand the general Idea of App Inventor, some updates needed because APP Inventor is now in revision 2. Sometimes it is difficult to run the apps in the emulator or connect to phone. Some tests/homeworks asks for details only of the extra readings.
Yeammy T –
It wasn’t what I expect it. I can find the same information on Youtube and better explained, step by step information and by the type of app you want to develop using the same program.
deepti –
Thank you, Teacher Leung! This course has got me familiar with all the basics of App Inventor and taught me how to use programming logic to build a simple app.
Sarah C D –
Some of the questions on the quiz are written in a way that does not make sense. i.e. What is the text value of the button component? The word in the image is good and the question says to note the space below the text. This question does not make sense. The answer is not “good” or “text” so what is it? This question makes no sense at all. I used the getter and setter feature in the blocks view and changed the text to “good” and other words as well. The value is good!
Anushka T –
It is a wonderful course. It helped my daughter learn how to make apps on my Android device. I highly recommend using this course to teach the building of an app to a learner.
Suryanshu M –
It was good and bit confusing too
Moses A –
Am excited to have a feel of how android apps are developed. This course has help me learn how android components interacts with each other and how to use them appropriately. Thanks alot
Minh K D –
This course is great for beginner learners studying programing to develop Android Apps.
nittaya p –
It can improve our programming skill and basic Android Apps. Thank you.
Jose M M d R –
Sometimes I felt that that more information that the one provided was necessary