iPhone is currently one of the largest selling product in the market. This device has completely changed the way we used to treat mobile phone. Gone are the days when mobile phones were only meant for communication purpose. Introduction of iPhone in the market has converged the power of a computer in a small hand help device which can be easily carried anywhere and anyplace. Such revolutionary is the whole idea that upcoming technical revolution will be scripted using this device.
What you are going to learn with us?
Xcode: Complete theoretical and practical details and information on how to use Apple's Xcode IDE to edit, build, and debug any C program.
Fundamentals: Learn the basics of C: variables and data types, expressions and operators, statements, functions, simple I/O, looping and branching, and many more.
The C Compiler: Understand the different C compilation phases. Initiate from pre-processing through linking and loading then learn how to customize compilation. So that you can produce intermediate files, add debug symbols, control warning messages, etc.
The C Preprocessor: Completely learn how to use the pre-processor so that you can import header files, define symbolic constants and macros, and manage other conditional compilation.
Define and Invoke Functions: Modularize the complete code by writing reusable functions.
Understanding Storage Classes: Learn what basically causes the variables to go in and out of scope. How the stack provides storage for automatic variables and manages function parameters and return values, and how the extent of a variable is defined?
Expressions: Understand various different types of coercion and precedence rules, the different order of operand evaluation, comma-separated lists of expressions, and the trigraph operator.
Control Structures: Learn to work with while, do...while, and for loops, case structures, and multi-level nesting.
Get complete knowledge on Pointers, Arrays, and Strings and learn how to work with pointers and arrays. In the mean while, discover the mysterious relationship all these have with one another in C. Also learn to work with strings directly, and by using library functions such as strcpy(), strcat(), sscanf(), and others.
Data Structures: Learn how you can use struct declarations to create custom data types in C.
Dynamic Memory Allocation: Discover the different ways to control your program's memory consumption by dynamically allocating and freeing memory as needed via calls to malloc(), realloc(), and free().
Understanding Addresses and Pointer Arithmetic: Get a better insight and knowledge of multi-dimensional arrays, structure pointers, multiple indirection, and passing pointers as arguments to functions Learn to use them in real time situations. Also learn the implementation process of pointers to walk arrays—including arrays of pointers.
Working with Stream and File I/O: Get complete knowledge about how to work with streams such as standard input and standard output, and to work with files and the filesystem, including reading and writing text and binary data.
ANSI C: Gain hands-on familiarity with the fundamentals of the ANSI C programming language and the standard C libraries.
Xcode: Use Xcode to edit, build, and debug your Objective-C applications, and to manage project resources.
Objective-C Fundamentals: Learn how to define classes and methods, allocate and deallocate instances, and send messages to objects at runtime.
Foundation Library: Learn to use essential C functions and Objective-C utility classes for working with numbers, dates, arrays, dictionaries, files and directories, and much more.
Objective-C 2.0: Learn to use 2.0 features such as garbage collection, dynamic properties, and fast enumeration.
Memory Management: Learn how to manage memory with retain counts and autorelease pools, and how to avoid memory management pitfalls.
Advanced Features: Learn to use protocols, categories, key-value coding, invocation forwarding and other advanced features of Objective-C.
The Objective-C Runtime System: Get an in-depth understanding of the runtime system and how it supports dynamic typing, dynamic binding, messaging, and message forwarding.
Archives and Serialization: Learn how to serialize and deserialize objects to and from XML and binary formats.
Working with the Debugger: Learn to use the GNU debugger (gdb) interactively to help track down and and fix bugs.
Xcode: Use Xcode to edit, build, and debug your iPhone applications and to manage project resources.
Objective-C: Get hands-on familiarity with iPhone development with the Objective-C programming language and Foundation framework.
Interface Builder: Use this world-class GUI tool to design your iPhone app's UI and connect it to your code—and learn the real meaning behind File's Owner, First Responder, and other mysteries.
Cocoa Touch Design Patterns: Discover how Apple leverages Model-View-Controller and other design patterns in the iPhone's UIKit framework.
Table Views: Work with the iPhone's UITableView and UITableViewController; implement data source and delegate methods to present data and interact with the user.
Navigation: Learn to use the iPhone's navigation controller, tab bar controller, and other UIKit components.
Handle Touch Events: Manage standard iPhone UI controls and custom components correctly in response to user input.
Custom Drawing: Learn to use Core Graphics and Core Animation to customize iPhone UI components, display and manipulate images, and provide rich animation for graphical elements.
Persist iPhone Application Data and UI State: Learn a variety of efficient techniques for saving info to various types of data stores.
Memory Management: Learn to use retain counts and autorelease pools to manage your iPhone app's memory, while avoiding common pitfalls.
System Events: Work with the iPhone's built-in accelerometers and other system resources.
Integrate with Core Services: Integrate your iPhone app with Address Book, Maps, Safari, Mail, and other standard iPhone applications.
Design for Modularity: Leverage the iPhone's dynamic loading capability to reduce complexity, improve performance, and dramatically simplify maintenance.
iPhone Performance Monitoring and Debugging: Use Apple's Instruments utility and the GNU debugger (gdb) to find and fix problems and eliminate hot spots and memory leaks.
Complete iPhone apps tutorial; curriculum
Introduction to iPhone and iPad Development and the Objective-C Language
- Objective-C syntax and constructs
- Xcode IDE
- Foundation framework
- Building Objective-C classes
- Properties and methods
- Debugging using Xcode and GDB
- Memory management
Building a basic iPhone application, Interface Builder, Views, View Controllers and Table Views
- Building a simple iPhone application
- Views
- iPhone view hierarchy
- Delegates
- Interface Builder
- View controllers
- Architecture techniques
- Scalable application design
- Table views
- Navigation
- Navigation controllers
Application Navigation, Animation and Multi Touch, Deployment, Provisioning
- Custom table cells
- Resources and image handling
- Animation
- Touch
- Advanced Objective-C programming
- Development and deployment
- iTunes connect
- App Store overview
Future of iPhone apps development
Future is compact, future is small, future is beautiful and future is iPhone. You too can become part of this future, if you have adequate programming skills then iPhone apps development is the perfect place for you. If you are not so comfortable with programming skills, then also don’t worry, we can teach you all. Although iPhone apps development is complex and technically advanced, but no need to panic, with little bit of help, guidance, effort, practice and discipline you too can make your career in this industry.
Reasons why iPhone applications are so much popular.
Elite Device – iPhone applications is a very great way to advertise and market any product. Even every small, medium and large enterprise knows this fact. That’s why they are investing a large amount of money on these applications. They are treating this device as a great interface between them and users. So every organisation is competing with each other to introduce most functional application for their customers.
Strong Applications- What is the difference between Smartphone and any high end mobile phone. It’s the ability of former to support any kind of applications meant for them. Smartphone are a very strong and durable device which has completely changed the way the users used to utilize any hand held device. It has merged every possible application which any person frequently needs in his own pocket.
Easy Access- Accessibility is the most important thing which has made these iPhone devices so much popular. Applications which were once only available in computers are now available on easy to carry and handle Smartphone. Whether you want to book ticket, or want to do internet banking, or any other task, everything is possible on these device. The power of hardware based technology in combination with iPhone applications has made things so much easy for everyone.
Ever Growing Market- iPhone is in growing stage and is here to stay for many more years to come. Such technically advanced is this whole Smartphone phenomenon is that the next technical revolution is going to take place on the strong pillars of iPhone based applications.
Narrowing Gap- initially when the iPhone devices were introduced in the market it was meant for only a particular section of society. But manufacturers of iPhone are striving hard to make this device within easy reach of everyone.
Fees Structure:
Duration: 1.5 Months
Fee charges: Rs. 24500/-
Registration fees: Rs. 400/-