In this course, we will focus on the Android Studio IDE and interoperability to save code to github.

Allowing for your own personal programmer's reference used as a real-world resume.

We will get your GitHub profile connected to Android Studio and you'll instantly be installing public Git Repos to your local machine to test. The downloaded code can be run on an Android phone or (wireless upload of the app now available in newer models) your emulated desktop environment.

Kotlin is so clean to read and write, it is a great language to grasp concepts that can be seen as relevant comparisons to most other programming languages. Not only that, Kotlin is currently one of the most in-demand programming languages in the job market.

We will make 3 apps:

• Paper - Rock - Scissors.
• Guess the number (even number of possibilities). 0-99 range

Both functions are similar but guess the number could be, heads or tails on a coin or 1-12 on 2 dice with sound effects to go with the animations.

All of these apps are great for starters because you will be able to learn the random number generator api both on a greater than less than logic and on an exact number logic.

• Delivery App that orders items from a UI and is sent via E-Mail.

The delivery app shows the functionality of capturing user inputs from a single particular application and combining this data to another application or application's data to be retrieved and/or combined for relevant use.