This Android development course teaches Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, the modern way to build Android apps. You learn live in small batches, in Hinglish, and a mentor reviews every assignment. You also see XML layouts and RecyclerView, because many existing apps still use them.
At a glance
Tools
Who it's for
Before you start
Outcomes
Real skills you can show — every project goes on your GitHub.
Syllabus
Each module has a clear goal, live classes, a lab session and practice you push to GitHub. Your mentor reviews it and tells you exactly how to improve.
Module 1
Write confident Kotlin programs with safe, readable code.
KotlinIntelliJ IDEA or Android Studio
Practice: Console bank account program · Student marks manager
Module 2
Create, run and debug a first Android app on an emulator or phone.
Android StudioAndroid EmulatorGradle
Practice: Hello app with two screens and an intent
Module 3
Build clean, modern screens using composable functions.
Jetpack ComposeMaterial 3Navigation Compose
Practice: Contact list app · Unit converter with live input
Module 4
Read and edit older Android code that uses XML screens.
XML layoutsRecyclerViewViewBinding
Practice: Product list using RecyclerView and cards
Module 5
Keep UI code and data logic apart so apps stay easy to change.
ViewModelStateFlowLiveData (background)
Practice: Expense Tracker, first version with in-memory data
Module 6
Save data on the phone so it stays after the app closes.
RoomDataStore
Practice: Expense Tracker with Room database
Module 7
Load data from a web API and show it with loading and error states.
RetrofitKotlin CoroutinesFlowCoil
Practice: News Reader app using a public news API
Module 8
Make an app testable and know the steps to publish it.
HiltJUnitEspressoCompose UI tests
Practice: Fitness Tracker app, a complete project with tests
Projects
Pick one, plan it like a real team with tickets, build it, and present it. It becomes the centrepiece of your portfolio.
Add, edit and delete expenses stored in Room, with category totals and a summary screen.
Fetches headlines from an API with Retrofit and shows them in a Compose list with a detail screen.
Log workouts, see weekly progress and keep data on the phone, with ViewModel and Hilt.
A simple notes app with search, dark mode and local storage.
Opening soon
This specialisation isn't scheduled yet. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you first when a batch opens. We open the courses with the most interest first.
Where it can lead
Roles this skill helps you towards
No course can guarantee a job. We help you build real skills, real projects and a portfolio you can show.
FAQ
The batch is not scheduled yet. Join the waitlist and we will tell you first when dates are fixed.
Android Studio and the emulator are heavy. We advise 8 GB RAM or more. If your laptop is slower, you can test on a real Android phone instead of the emulator.
Google recommends Kotlin for new Android apps, and it has safer, shorter code. If you know Java, you will find Kotlin easy to pick up.
Compose is the main focus because it is the modern toolkit. We also teach XML layouts and RecyclerView, since many jobs and older apps still use them.
Classes are in Hinglish. Notes, code and Android Studio stay in English, which is how you will work in a real team.
To publish on Google Play you need a developer account, which has a one-time fee paid to Google. You can build, test and share your apps on GitHub without it.
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