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In the modern world, no digital product or service is considered complete without a mobile application. Approximately 86% of mobile users worldwide use Android, making it the most popular direction in mobile development.
Mobile applications are a type of software, so the initial stage of the course focuses on learning programming languages and approaches. After this, we move on to Android-specific frameworks, tools, and the application creation process.
Outcome
Skills Acquired: OOP Kotlin, Android Studio, UI
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Independently create small and medium-sized applications
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Write independently in Java and Kotlin programming languages
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Create programming paradigms
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Develop design patterns
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Develop design patterns UI
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Develop design patterns
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Independently develop your knowledge
Mon-Thur 20:00-23:00
Mon-Thur 20:00-23:00
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Who is this course for?
Experienced Programmers
This course is designed for programmers who already have work experience in object-oriented programming languages (Java, C++, C#, Javascript) and want to deepen their knowledge in mobile or web development.
For Those Familiar with OOP Concepts
The course is suitable for individuals who understand the basic concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) such as classes, objects, methods, inheritance, and abstraction, and wish to apply this knowledge in practice.
Mobile/Web Framework Users
This course is tailored for specialists who have experience working with development frameworks such as Android, iOS, React Native, Xamarin, and others, and want to expand their skills in the programming field.
Program includes
Alumni Club
After successfully completing the final exam, graduates will be automatically enrolled in the Alumni Club. This membership grants them access to exclusive events, content, and special offers from our partner companies
Work Based Learning
The course includes practice-based learning, including assignments/exercises and individual projects.
Bilingual Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a bilingual certificate.
Graduate feedback
Giorgi Tieladze
Android Development
During the 3-month study period at Commschool, I received quite a lot of information and knowledge about object-oriented programming, Kotlin, and Android. In addition, I would note the dedication and communication skills of Commschool staff to make the learning process even better.
Tamar Chumashvili
Android Development
Commschool's course contributed to my professional as well as personal development. The time set by the lecturer for the given task helped us develop discipline, which I think is a decisive factor for development in this field. The lecturers were interactive and always available to answer our questions. Before moving on to a new topic, they had to make sure that we understood the old one well. In addition to the existing theoretical material on the course, they provided us with numerous necessary resources in the form of online books and articles. The school administration was particularly attentive, sparing no time to help us. I think that the knowledge gained during these three months will help me take important steps in the big world of mobile applications.
Giorgi Kakhetelidze
Android Development
I received valuable knowledge at Commschool. The support of lecturers during job search is noteworthy, as a result of which I received offers, there were also recommendations from the school - after completing the course, I finally received offers from "Space", "Flatrock Technology" and "Epam" and joined the "Epam" team. Before this, I was studying independently, I had contact with various technologies, but I was getting less efficiency in a long time. After completing a 3-month course, I can now build a full application - I've never spent 3 months of learning so effectively before.
Temur Khatiashvili
Android Development
I would advise anyone interested in Android to take this course, because the program covers all the necessary components that a junior developer needs to start a job - as soon as the course was completed, I handled interviews with the knowledge gained at Commschool. Finally, I received a job offer from "Epam", whose team I eventually joined.
Nikoloz Tsankashvili
Android Development
I'm very glad I chose this course because I gained a lot of experience that I will definitely use in the future. The course is very interesting, both from a theoretical and practical point of view. Many thanks to both the lecturers and the organizers.
Soso Kurdadze
Android Development
For anyone interested in programming and especially Android Development, I recommend taking the course at Tbilisi School of Communication. Along with professionalism, they are very friendly and communicative people. I was lucky to be in the "first graduation". To be honest, I didn't think they would have such a step-by-step program, but it's good that I was wrong. I want to thank each member of the team and special thanks to the lecturers. I wish success to the team and I sincerely advise everyone who reads this post to find time for knowledge.
Manuchar Zakariadze
Android Development
I took the course as a challenge, gained a lot of experience in a short time, and set the next stages. It can be said that I rediscovered myself - I definitely recommend it to friends, I give the course a good recommendation.
Syllabus
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Lecturers
Levan Kakabadze
Levan Kakabadze
Levan has nearly 15 years of programming experience. After graduating from the University of Innsbruck with a Master's degree in Astroparticle Physics, he decided to apply the programming experience he gained from creating scientific models to Android development. Over the past few years, he has worked on more than 10 applications that are in active use. Currently, he holds the position of Senior Android Developer at EPAM.
Bacho Kurtanidze
Bacho Kurtanidze
Bacho has been actively working in the programming field for 5 years, and for the last two years, he worked as a Senior Android Developer at Wandio. Currently, he holds the position of Android Developer at EPAM. He has worked on applications for numerous leading companies, including the development of TBC PAY's mobile banking app.
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