Here we discuss how to install and set up effective tools for Android application development. These include the Android Studio IDE + an emulator. We'll also create a simple Android App (HelloWorld), and be able to manage it within the Android Studio environment.

In this Lab, you will be required to build the first version of our Donation Case Study App, called Donation.1.0. Here, we will add in a few UI widgets on a single layout and implement some basic event handling.

In this Lab, you will be required to build the first version of our Donation Case Study App, called Donation.1.0. Here, we will add in a few UI widgets on a single layout and implement some basic event handling.

In this Lab, you will be required to build the first version of our Donation Case Study App, called Donation.1.0. Here, we will add in a few UI widgets on a single layout and implement some basic event handling.

In this Lab, you will be required to build the first version of our Donation Case Study App, called Donation.1.0. Here, we will add in a few UI widgets on a single layout and implement some basic event handling.

In this Lab, you will be required to build the first version of our Donation Case Study App, called Donation.1.0. Here, we will add in a few UI widgets on a single layout and implement some basic event handling.

In this Lab, you will be required to build the first version of our Donation Case Study App, called Donation.1.0. Here, we will add in a few UI widgets on a single layout and implement some basic event handling.