Android Development for Beginners
Session 2
Agenda
SSID:Visitor AMEX EMPLOYEE:michael.j.bailey@aexp.com| Time | Activity |
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| 5:45pm | Food is ready, you don't have to wait |
| 6:05pm | Have a few words for us Nathan? |
| 6:08pm | Introductions (name, hobbies, something interesting) |
| 6:30pm |
Back to slides to repeat and review Coffee Break Challenge |
| 6:45pm | Group Quesitons? |
| 7:00pm |
Working and individual questions
OR Review Lessons 1 and 2 |
| 8:00pm | Head home and finish Lesson 2 and 3 as homework |
Thanks Sponsors!
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VincentBenjamin Food! They have a sweet job ready for you! Sup Nathan |
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No image because rules |
Amex We are here! Thanks Michael for aranging it |
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Google Developers A surprize |
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Able Android Food last week and anytime we need it Thanks Mike! |
Let's Get Started!
Who? Roles?
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Sheldon McGee /
@tooshel
Regional Mentor/Organizer
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Michael Bailey /
@yogurtearl
GDE/Organizer
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Sarah McGee /
@embrie-lynn
Organizer/Diversity Lead/Participant
Mike Wolfson - GDE/Android Tools Expert/Writer
Community Members
Volunteers from Amex - Android Developers
What is this?
tl;dpa
- Android Development for Beginners is a course on Udacity
- A "Study Jam" is a term we use for "working on a training course as a community"
- You don't need to attent all sessions to take the course, we are here for support/guidence
- There is homework . . . you won't be able to complete the course with just the time at the Study Jam
- Time commitment: 20-30 hours total over the course of the next 6 weeks.
Expectations
For the course
- Remember that time commitment from the last slide?
- Attendance and some Study Jams
- Participation
- Do the course, complete the pracitce sets
- Submit the final project
- Fill out a bunch of forms and surveys
Course Schedule
(beta)
| Date | Activity |
|---|---|
| Two Weeks ago (Feb 25th) | Kickoff |
| March 10 (today) | Lessons 1 and 2 are done, starting on 3 |
| March 31 | All lessons and practice sets done, starting on final |
| April 14 | Submit final project |
Review?
Coffee Break
What did you think? Should we go over it?