1.Overview of Android platform and architecture.
2.Setting up Android development environment (Android Studio, SDK installation).
3.Understanding Android components (Activities, Services, Broadcast Receivers, Content Providers).

1.Variables, data types, operators.
2.Control flow (if, else, loops).
3.Functions, classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism.
4.Exception handling.

1.XML layout files and views.
2.Common layout types (ConstraintLayout, LinearLayout, RelativeLayout).
3.Styling and themes.
4. Handling user input (EditText, Button, CheckBox, etc.).

1.Lifecycle of activities and fragments.
2.Creating and managing activities.
3.Communicating between activities.
4.Fragment lifecycle and management.

1.ListView, RecyclerView for displaying lists.
2.GridView, ViewPager for displaying collections.
3. Custom views and ViewGroups.

1.Implicit and explicit intents.
2.Passing data between activities.
3.Handling intents with intent filters.

1.SharedPreferences for saving small amounts of data.
2.SQLite database for structured data storage.
3.Working with Content Providers.

1.Making network calls using Retrofit or Volley.
2.Parsing JSON and XML responses.
3.Handling network operations asynchronously.

1.AsyncTask for simple background tasks.
2.Using Loaders for managing long-running tasks.
3.Executors and ThreadPools for more complex threading scenarios.

1.Creating and displaying notifications.
2.Handling broadcast receivers.
3.Local and system-wide broadcasts.

1.Playing audio and video.
2.Capturing images and video using Camera API.
3.Media playback controls and notifications.

1.Getting user’s location using GPS and network providers.
2.Geocoding and reverse geocoding.
3.Using Google Maps and integrating map features.

1.Understanding Android security model.
2.Handling runtime permissions (Android 6.0+).
3.Securing data storage and communication.

1.Generating signed APKs.
2.Uploading apps to Google Play Store.
3.App distribution strategies

1.Android Jetpack components (ViewModel, LiveData, Room).
2.MVVM architecture pattern.
3.Dependency Injection with Dagger Hilt.
4.Testing Android apps (JUnit, Espresso).

1.Developing a complete Android application from scratch.
2.Applying learned concepts and best practices.
3.Iterative development and debugging.

1.Recap of key concepts and techniques.
2.Assessments and quizzes.
3.Practical applications and real-world examples.