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Mobile and Social Computing

Learn to design and implement context-aware mobile apps for Android & iOS, integrating with social networks. Hands-on practice included. Explore GUI, data handling, sensors, and more.

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Mobile and Social Computing

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  1. Mobile and Social Computing CFU: 6 24 hours (Lecture) 36 hours (Lab and practice)

  2. Useful information • Lecturer: Gianluigi Folino Phone : e-mail: gianluigi.folino@icar.cnr.it Tutor: Andrea Vinci andrea.vinci@icar.cnr.it

  3. Timetable • Monday 17:00-19:00, Lab 31A . • Friday 10:30 -13:30, Lab 31A. • Office Hours Tuesday 14:30 - 16:30 via P. Bucci  8-9 C (ex segreteriastudenti) Or please send me an email for an appointment

  4. Course Objectives • Ability to design a context-aware mobile application and to implement it on Android platforms. The application should also interoperate with social networks. • The students will also gain knowledge of iOS and learn to use the most advanced tool for programming mobile application on iOS and Android.

  5. Textbooks and Further References • Homepage of the course • http://staff.icar.cnr.it/folino/msc/ • Massimo Carli, Android 6: Guida per lo sviluppatore, Apogeo (in italian). • https://developer.android.com/index.html • https://www.coursera.org/learn/android-programming

  6. Program (1) • Introduction to Pervasive Computing • Context and Context-Aware Computing • Location based systems • Tags QR Code RFID tags NFC tags • Introduction to mobile devices • Introduction to Android operating system A brief story of Android Android fragmentation Android architecture Dalvik Virtual Machine Market and Android distributions

  7. Program (2) • Introduction to GUI for Android View Layout Adapter Main widgets: EditText, TextView and Button • Handling Data • Android components Activity and lifecycle of an activity Intents and interprocess communication Services Content providers Broadcast receivers

  8. Program (3) • Android: location based services Location manager Location provider Maps • Android: Sensors and Hardware Accelerometer and other sensors Bluetooth Wifi Handling NFC tags • Introduction to social networks and android • iOS: Architecture and Introduction to iOS platform • Introduction to applications and programming using iOS

  9. Tools and Installation • 1) Download and install JDK, last version • 2) Download and install Android Studio from here: https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html • 3) Post installation: Run Android Studio and update Android SDK. • More info on the next practice.

  10. Methods and Criteria for Learning Assessment • Presentation and discussion of a project of a context-aware mobile application. • The project must be send by email, atleast a week before the date of the exam. • Oralexamination.

  11. Pervasive Computing (suggestedreading) Course on Pervasive Computing https://blog.itu.dk/SPCT-F2013/schedule/ Context Aware Computing https://blog.itu.dk/SPCT-F2013/files/2013/02/spvcitucontext.pdf Location based systems https://blog.itu.dk/SPCT-F2013/files/2013/02/spvcitulocation.pdf Tags http://www.itu.dk/people/tped/teaching/pervasive/SPCT-F2013/08/SPCT-F2013_L08_Tagging01.key.pdf

  12. Androidprogramming • Pleaserefer to the slidesdownloadable from the website of the course“Programming with Android” by Luca Bedogni and Marco di Felice: • http://www.cs.unibo.it/projects/android/2019/index.html

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