Develop your first Android App, which simply displays the following text: “Hello Android, my name is .”

1. Setup Android Development Environment based on Eclipse IDE, including:

– Install latest stable version of Java SDK

– Install latest stable version of Eclipse

– Download Android SDK

– Configure ADT plugin for Eclipse

– Download necessary packages using SDK Manager, making sure the following items are included:

   a. Tools (SDK tools, Platform-tools, latest Build-tools)

   b. Android 4.4.2 (API 19) – all items

   c. Extra – all items

– Install Intel HAXM (installer downloaded to <sdk dir>\extras\intel), if your CPU supports it.

2. Create a Android Virtual Device  (AVD) with the following configuration:

(Note: this will serve as the device all future course project should be tested on, unless explicitly specified otherwise)

– Device: Nexus One

– Target: Google API (x86 System Image) (Google In) – API Level 19

– CPU: Intel Atom (x86)

– Memory: RAM 768/Heap 32

– Internal Storage: 200MiB

– SD card: 200MiB

3. Test your deveopment environment using the sample project (legacy-Snake). Make sure you can run/debug the project on the AVD created.

4. Develop your first Android App, which simply displays the following text: “Hello Android, my name is <your full name>.”

With the following settings (note that naming convention and settings MUST be applied to all future assignments)

– Application Name: Week1App

– Project Name: <ApplicationName>

– Package Name: edu.phoenix.mbl402.<application-name-in-lower-case>

– Minimum Required SDK: API 14

– Taget SDK: API 19

– Comptaible with: API 19

 5. Assignment Submission Instructions (applies to all future programming assignments, including team project )

Once you have developed and tested the application on the AVD, submit the following 4 files for review:

– <ApplicationName>.apk file (generated under the /bin directory of the project workspace)

– Screenshot.doc (including all the distinctive screenshots of your application running on the AVD)

– WorkDescrption.doc: Explain how you analyze, design and implement the project, including flowcharts, code samples etc.

– src.zip: Clean the project, then zip the project’s workspace into a src.zip file

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