I was feeling left out by not having one of those damn Fidget Spinners so I made this one :)
Scan the image above or go here.
Just a bunch of stuff
My work from Coursera – Creative, Serious and Playful Science of Android Apps
I was feeling left out by not having one of those damn Fidget Spinners so I made this one :)
Scan the image above or go here.
For this third and last assignment you will create 1 app using at least 4 of the concepts and ideas presented in Week 6 and Week 7. In short, you can use your Android knowledge of:
You will also likely need some Java knowledge including:
This assignment allows for more flexibility and creativity than before. As a beginner, we encourage you to start simply and stay close to the lecture examples. You may copy-paste small portions of code from Lawrence's examples but the complete app should be original and written for the purposes of this assignment so that it demonstrates your own ability to write an Android program.
App must be interactive and can be about anything that is interesting to you but cannot be the same app you created for App #1 in this assignment. Be sure to test your app in an API level 10 emulator. Other than that, the content and functionality of the app is entirely up to you to decide! You will need 1 screenshot, some snippets of Java code from your activity file(s) and a signed apk file for submission.
Find and pick 2 famous computer scientists (living or dead) that you will include in your app. For each person you will need to include an image and text. Some suggested historical figures are listed below as a starting point. You're not limited to picking one of these, but we encourage learning about them and also trying to find at least 1 famous computer scientist not listed below!
Thanks Unitag for the QR Code
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Why does someone believe you when you say "there are more than four billion stars", but check when you say the paint is wet?