#Android Report
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- Good English 5 marks
- Multiple Operating Systems (Android, iOS, Blackberry, Windows Mobile) 8 marks
- Future tech 7 marks
You need to make a presentation which you won't deliver, but I will read on my own. So please write full english sentences explaining each of your points!
#1. Introduction
One of final deliverables for this module is an Android app that you can run on an simulator (or real device if you have one). The following features will be awarded the following marks:
- Splash Screen 10 marks
- List of Destinations Screen 10 marks
- Specific Destination Screen 10 marks
- Pictures from API 10 marks
- Bonus Feature 10 marks
- HCI (Material Design) 10 marks
#1. Introduction
✨ Before starting this worksheet, you should have a gridview of images inside your app for each cities.
Today, we're going to look at how to use APIs to get unique pictures for each of our cities.
#1. Starting
🔥 Students will learn the key area of Material Design and how their apps should be made more user friendly.
This challenge is to make either any real flower or to create your own using SVG!
Flowers come in fantastic shapes; some regular shapes, some flowing curves-
you can make regular shapes using SVG circles, ellipses, and lines, or flowing curves using SVG paths
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This challenge is to make either, any flag for a real country, or to create your own, using SVG!
Flags are made up of a combination of lines, circles and polygons-some flags are made up of layers of thick lines or other shapes-you can make many of these using SVG circles, lines and polygons.
Flags are remembered for their fantastic colours. You can make your Flags even more awesome by showing hex colours from the Material Design page.
#1. Last worksheet
✨ Before starting this worksheet, you need to have a ListView displaying at least 10 countries, which then opens a SpecificLocationActivity when you select a list item.
Today, we're going to look at installing a third party library called picasso to display pictures from the Internet for us.
This challenge is to make your very own XKCD style comic strip using SVG.
XKCD Comic Strips start with a set of empty squares which you then fill in with your story and captions - using SVG polygons and text.
XKCD Stick People are made up of circles and lines - which you make using SVG circle, lines and polylines.
#Origami Animals
This challenge is to create your own origami style animal using SVG.
Origami Animals are made up of 2d shapes, mostly triangles and quadrilaterals - because that's what you get when you fold paper - which you make using SVG polygons.
When paper is folded at different angles, the colours go slightly different shades. You can make your origami animal even more awesome by showing hex colours from the Material Design page.