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Subject details
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- • Application design.
- • Application coding.
- • Application testing.
- • Application publication.
You must have successfully completed the following subject(s) before starting this subject:
Others
Past La Trobe University students who have previously completed CSE2MAD (Mobile Application Development) are ineligible to enrol in this subject.
Additional requirements
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This subject is an introduction to mobile application development, including programming paradigms, models, technologies and platforms. The unique considerations for programming with mobile devices will be studied, including application architectures, mobile user interface issues, context-aware computing, the use of mobile sensing, middleware, mobile data management, and programming with wireless connections. Development of a range of mobile and wearable form factors will be discussed, from smartphones, to tablets of varying sizes. You will select one major platform as their specialisation to develop applications and implement their major programming assignment.
- Mobile Application Development (1500 word equivalent). (50%)
- One 3-hour Examination (3000 word equivalent). (50%)
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