iPhone Application Development Singapore
To begin your journey in iPhone Application Development or Mobile Application Development using iPhone SDK 4.0 , you will first need to understand the core concepts of the language which would be Objective -C to create your make your iPhone Application. Objective-C , is the way to go if you intend to develop applications which has the ability to use Location Services also with connection to database. If you intend to develop game i would strongly suggest the GameSalad Platform.
Do not take this course if you have prior knowledge in developing iPhone applications Or Objective-C Language .
This course would enable you to learn the basics of Objective C , a great start to your iPhone App Development.
Foundation Objective-C Language Basics
Course Outline:
| Target Audience | Non-programmers, web developers |
|---|---|
| Competencies Gained | Able to understand the Objective-C syntax Knows how to apply the principles of Object Oriented Programming Ability to debug errors independently |
| Course Contents | Tour of Xcode 4 Data types Loops Control Flow Principles of Object Oriented Programming Objective-C class anatomy Properties Messaging Delegation Inheritance Common Data Structure Memory Management |
| Course Dates | Dates: 27 March 2012Time: 9am to 6pm |
| Course Venue | 15 Beach Road Beach Centre #05-10 Singapore 189677 |
| Requirements | USB Thumbdrive. iMacs will be provided in class. |
| Course Fee | SGD $399 |
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