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Complete Android with Java Combo Java Development

Complete Android with Java Combo

This combo takes you the full distance in Android development using Java. You'll learn the Android SDK, build interfaces, handle data and navigation, and assemble a complete working app across the course. Taught live and one-on-one, it's the practical route into Android development, portfolio project included.

Duration
3-4 Mths
Format
Live 1-on-1
Level
Professional
Certificate
Osian NSDC
Overview

What this course is about

Complete Android with Java Combo takes an app idea from screen sketch to a working Android project using Java. In live 1-on-1 online classes, you learn Android Studio, project structure, activities, fragments, XML layouts and resource management while a personal teacher reviews your code. It is a practical Android course online for learners who want Java-based mobile development rather than only visual design.

The learning path includes Java classes, inheritance, collections and exception handling, then connects those foundations to Android lifecycle methods, RecyclerView, navigation, forms and local storage. You can practise SQLite or Room concepts, permissions, JSON responses and Retrofit-style API calls. Debugging with Logcat, Gradle basics, emulator settings and responsive layouts are treated as everyday development skills, not optional theory. Every screen is tested on more than one layout size.

A guided project might be a study planner, service booking app or small catalogue with validation, saved data and a remote API. The flexible schedule supports students after 12th, college learners and working professionals, including weekend sessions. Completion brings a certificate and support with resume projects, mock interviews and referrals. This Java combo differs from the Kotlin combo because its code examples and Android practice use Java throughout.

By the end

What you’ll be able to do

  • Set up Android Studio projects with Java, Gradle and emulator profiles
  • Design XML layouts that adapt to different Android screen sizes
  • Control activity and fragment lifecycles with clear navigation flows
  • Store, validate and display app data using local database concepts
  • Consume JSON APIs and handle loading, error and permission states
  • Build and explain a Java Android portfolio application from requirements
Syllabus

How the course flows

  1. 1
    Core Syntax & OOPWeeks 1–2

    Classes, objects, inheritance and the object-oriented mindset.

  2. 2
    Collections & GenericsWeeks 3–4

    Lists, maps, sets and writing type-safe reusable code.

  3. 3
    Exceptions & FilesWeeks 5–6

    Robust error handling and reading/writing data.

  4. 4
    JDBC & DatabasesWeeks 7–8

    Connecting Java to a database and running real queries.

  5. 5
    Build a ProjectWeeks 9–12

    Putting it together into a working application.

Toolkit

Tools you’ll use

  • Java (JDK)
  • IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse
  • Maven
  • MySQL
  • Git
Audience

Who this course is for

  • Students after 12th considering Java and mobile application development
  • College learners building an Android project for a portfolio
  • Java beginners who want a guided transition into app development
  • Web developers adding native Android skills to their profile
  • Working professionals exploring a structured mobile development pathway
Where it leads

Roles this opens up

  • Junior Android Developer

    Creates and maintains Android screens, data flows and Java application features.

  • Mobile Application Trainee

    Supports testing, bug fixing and API-connected app improvements under guidance.

  • Java App Development Freelancer

    Delivers small Android utilities, catalogues or booking applications for clients.

Questions

Before you enrol

You do not need professional Java experience, but a willingness to practise programming is important. The course revises object-oriented ideas before applying them inside Android projects.

Practice uses Android Studio, the Android SDK, Gradle and an emulator or connected device, with project settings chosen for a currently supported setup. Android platform versions and Studio releases change, so the teacher checks compatibility during installation.

You can build a useful Java app such as a planner, catalogue or booking flow with forms, validation, stored data and an API feature. The final scope is adjusted to your level while keeping the code explainable in an interview.

Yes, practice includes lifecycle reasoning, debugging, layouts, data handling and a project walkthrough. It supports interview preparation, but actual selection depends on the employer and your overall skills.

No, this version teaches Android development with Java so that the language and examples remain consistent. Learners wanting Kotlin-based syntax and tooling should choose the separate Complete Android with Kotlin Combo.

A laptop with adequate memory, storage and virtualisation support is recommended because Android Studio and an emulator can be demanding. A physical Android phone may be used for testing if the required developer settings are enabled.