MAP - Mobile Application Development (Android with Kotlin)

This repository contains all the workshop exercises, assignments, and projects completed for the MAP (Mobile Application Development) course at Seneca College.

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📚 Course Overview

This course focuses on modern Android application development practices using Kotlin, including:

• Android Studio Setup and Project Structure
• Kotlin Language Basics and Advanced Features
• Activity and Fragment Lifecycle Management
• User Interface (UI) Design (Layouts, Views, Widgets)
• Intents, Navigation Components, and Safe Args
• Data Persistence (Shared Preferences, SQLite, Room Database)
• RecyclerView, Adapters, and List Management
• Background Processing (Coroutines, WorkManager)
• Google Maps API Integration (if applicable)
• REST API Calls using Retrofit and JSON Parsing
• Packaging and Publishing Android Applications

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🛠️ Technologies Used

• Kotlin for Android Development
• Android SDK
• Android Studio IDE
• Gradle for Build and Dependency Management
• Jetpack Libraries (ViewModel, LiveData, Navigation, Room)
• Git and GitHub for version control

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📂 Project Structure

Each folder represents a specific assignment, workshop, or project:

Each project includes:

• .kt Kotlin source files
• XML layout files (.xml)
• Resource files (strings, images, drawables, etc.)
• Gradle build scripts

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🚀 How to Run the Applications

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/RadmehrBehzadfar/Android.git
   

Open the project in Android Studio.

Sync Gradle if prompted.

Build and run the application on an emulator or a real Android device.

📌 Make sure you have the correct Android SDK version installed as specified in the project’s Gradle files.