Application Development
Android Application Development Course
4 Months
Advanced
Certified Course
Contact Us
+918160529351
info.nodetolearn@gmail.com
Surat, Gujarat
Course Overview
Android runs on more than 70% of smartphones worldwide, which means Android developers are in demand everywhere — from startups to large software companies. This Android Application Development course at NodeToLearn in Surat teaches you to build real, working apps from scratch using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, the tools professional Android developers actually use today.
You will learn to design modern app screens, connect your app to cloud databases like Firebase and Supabase, store data locally on the device, and even publish your finished app on the Google Play Store. The course also covers how to use AI coding tools like Windsurf and Lovable to speed up your development workflow — a skill that is quickly becoming essential in real jobs.
Because this is a 1-on-1 mentorship program, you move at your own pace. There is no batch of 30 students where the teacher rushes ahead. Every session is focused entirely on your progress, your questions, and your project. You write actual production code from day one — no slides, no rote copying.
By the end of this course, you will have built and deployed a complete Android app, giving you something concrete to show employers or clients.
You will learn to design modern app screens, connect your app to cloud databases like Firebase and Supabase, store data locally on the device, and even publish your finished app on the Google Play Store. The course also covers how to use AI coding tools like Windsurf and Lovable to speed up your development workflow — a skill that is quickly becoming essential in real jobs.
Because this is a 1-on-1 mentorship program, you move at your own pace. There is no batch of 30 students where the teacher rushes ahead. Every session is focused entirely on your progress, your questions, and your project. You write actual production code from day one — no slides, no rote copying.
By the end of this course, you will have built and deployed a complete Android app, giving you something concrete to show employers or clients.
Who is this for?
This course is a good fit for BCA, MCA, and B.Tech (IT/CS) students who want to become professional Android developers. It also suits frontend web designers who want to move into mobile app development, and freelancers who want to build and deliver Android apps for clients. You do not need prior Android experience, but basic programming knowledge (any language) will help you move faster.
Career Outcomes
- After completing this Android Application Development course
- you can work as an Android App Developer
- Kotlin/Jetpack Compose UI Developer
- or Mobile Backend Integration Developer at software companies or agencies. You can also work independently as a freelance Android developer
- taking client projects for app builds and Play Store deployments.
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Building App Screens with Kotlin & Jetpack Compose
- Setting up Android Studio: installing the IDE, configuring Gradle build files, creating a virtual device (emulator) to test your app, and understanding the project folder structure.
- Kotlin basics: variables, data types, null safety (so your app doesn't crash), functions, classes, loops, and coroutines (for running tasks in the background without freezing the screen).
- Jetpack Compose layouts: building app screens using Column, Row, LazyColumn (scrollable lists), and writing your own reusable composable functions.
- State management: understanding how the screen updates when data changes, using State and ViewModel so your UI always reflects the latest information.
Module 2: Connecting to Firebase (Google's Cloud Platform)
- Firebase Authentication: letting users sign up, log in, and log out securely — including email/password and Google sign-in.
- Firestore (cloud database): storing and retrieving structured app data in the cloud, organising it into collections and documents, and running queries to fetch what you need.
- Firebase Realtime Database: syncing data instantly across multiple users and devices — useful for chat features or live updates.
- Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM): sending push notifications to users' devices, including background notifications when the app is closed.
Module 3: Supabase Integration & Storing Data Locally on the Device
- Supabase Database: connecting your app to a PostgreSQL (relational) database hosted on Supabase, setting up table structures, and reading/writing rows securely.
- Supabase Storage: uploading and managing files like profile photos and documents — storing them in the cloud and retrieving them inside your app.
- Room Database (SQLite): saving data directly on the user's phone so the app works offline, using Room as a clean and structured way to manage local data.
- SharedPreferences: storing simple settings like login tokens, dark mode preference, or the last screen visited — lightweight key-value storage built into Android.
Module 4: MySQL, Web Hosting, AdMob/AdWords & App Performance
- MySQL with Retrofit: connecting your Android app to an external MySQL database on a web server using Retrofit, a popular HTTP library — so your app can talk to a traditional backend API.
- Web hosting basics: deploying a simple companion website or backend to a cloud hosting server, setting up domain routing and file directories.
- Google AdWords conversion tracking: adding tracking tags to measure app installs and user actions from ad campaigns — useful if you or your clients run paid ads.
- App performance and debugging: finding and fixing slow screens, memory leaks, and crashes using Android Studio's built-in profiler and debugging tools.
Module 5: AI-Assisted Coding Tools & Publishing to Google Play Store
- Using Lovable and similar tools: generating UI layouts and component code quickly using natural language prompts — useful for speeding up repetitive boilerplate tasks.
- Windsurf and CodeX agentic coding: using AI-powered coding environments to auto-complete multi-file edits, generate Kotlin data models, and connect APIs faster.
- AI for debugging: using code agents to spot compilation errors, resolve async issues, and clean up code — understanding what the AI suggests rather than blindly copying it.
- Publishing your app: building a release APK or AAB file, signing it with a keystore, uploading to Google Play Console, and a walkthrough of the Play Store submission process plus a mock technical interview drill.