Skip to main content

Smartphone (Android) Applet Developer Training Program “ICONapps" - by MSC Malaysia

Calling for software developers to submit your idea proposal and join our 5 days intensive boot camp of "Smartphone (Android) Applet Developer Training Program - ICONapps" by MSC Malaysia.


The Training
Covers the major components of Android applications and their roles, what languages and development tools one uses to create Android applications the first time, and the core business models for making money in the Android ecosystem.
This program is designed by one of the top names in the Android development industry, Mark Murphy, founder of CommonsWare and author of The Busy Coder’s Guide to Android Development (Version 2.0) from US, and supported by our local team, which includes technical directors of award winning Smartphone app. Our evaluation team panel includes representatives from venture capital (VC) community, industry players and MDeC.

Training Sessions

image

Seats Are Limited! Secure Your Seat Now!!!

How to Apply?

  1. Select your preferred batch to attend.
  2. Call us at 03-89963033 or Email the registration forms to book.
  3. Submit your proposal to sara@sage.com.my
  4. Please submit your application before the application deadline.

Note: Applicant must be Malaysian Citizen and only 1 person per project.

  • Please note that you only need to pay RM500 out of the total training fee. Please retain the original receipt of payment in order to claim it back later.
  • If your proposal is successful you will be informed in 3 working days.
  • Once you have completed the training, you will be encouraged to submit a working prototype (source code) of your app for evaluation before 17th September 2010.
  • If successful, you will be entitled to the following:

1. Refund of RM500 training fee (require original or certified true copy of receipt)
2. Subsidy of a purchase of a development system/android phone of your choice, however the maximum subsidy is RM3500.                       
3. Refund of the cost of putting your apps online (RM90).

Key Features

  • The program Syllabus and materials is based on the work of principal trainer, Mark Murphy’s 3 published Android books updated for Android 2.1, which is recognized as being the best 5 Android development guides.
  • The program will be taught by Mark murphy’s Commonsware trainers, which is an Android consulting firm endorsed and recommended by phone manufacturers, including Motorola Motodev Fast Track development center.
  • Free access to Commonsware.com for one year after training.

The Trainers
Mark Murphy (Master Trainer)

  • Written best seller books on Android programming.
  • Mark has developed an Android application for Howcast.com and made it to the finals of the 2nd Android Developer Challenge and it is just a bit less than a four-star rating on the Market today.
  • Mr. Murphy and Commonsware have delivered Android application development training to hundreds of students in the US and Europe, both in public courses and through private on-site training events for corporate customers. Mr. Murphy has delivered Android training to developers and field sales personnel from the three top manufacturers of Android devices, plus other major hardware manufacturers and ISVs.
  • Motorola MotoDev Fast Track development site has specifically recommended Commonsware training and custom development services.
Daniel Freeman (Master Trainer)
  • Android, Java application development expert, with well-regarded accomplishments in the field.
  • Joined British Telecom Laboratories. Became involved in the ‘Skyphone’ development and has beat four worldwide competitors to become an AEEC aeronautical standard.
  • Involved in standardization for the first Pan-European Digital Mobile (GSM) standard and CCITT standards committees in the USA.
  • Involved in My Voice Activity Detector for mobile telephony use, which became a European Standard. This algorithm is still implemented in every GSM mobile phone worldwide. (There are over 3.3 billion phones, and most are GSM).
  • Awarded the ‘IPU4+ Inventors Prize’ by the Intellectual Property Unit of BT for patented inventions.

Shreyamsa B.P (Master Trainer)

· An accomplished professional with more than 9 years of experience, presently working as a Principal Technical Consultant with TechShodha

· Experience across an array of functions including Embedded applications, Hardware design and large IT application development.

· Involvement with design and development of products ranging from handheld application to cloud processing.

· Architect of AVX Realtime Operating System (ported to MCS-51, H8, AVR, ARM7, ARM Cortex M3)

  • Recent Corporate Training Program/Consultation conducted in mobile technology:
      • HELP University, Kuala Lumpur – Android Application Development
      • Knowx Innovation Bangalore – Android Porting to S3C2440 (ARM 9 Controllers)
      • Aricent Technologies, Bangalore – GTK, Gstreamer, Maemo
      • OIC Kuala Lumpur – Symbian Application Development
      • Medha Servo, Hyderabad – Qtopia for handheld devices
      • Sarayu, Bangalore – Linux for mobile platforms (Porting, Device Driver, Application Development)

 

Venue :   Seminar & Conference Center,

     15th Floor, Menara PKNS,

      Jalan Yong Shook Lin, 46050, PJ
      Tel : 603-76256991/2/3

 

Contacts:

ICONapps Recruitment

Saravanan 
tel: +603 89963033 ext 33

mobile: +6010 - 2119589 
fax: +603 89962033
facebook fan club : http://www.facebook.com/pages/eLearning-at-Sage/275120274882?ref=ts
yahoo messenger : sage.interactive@yahoo.com.my

Comments

  1. Check out the official website http://www.sage.com.my/android/

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Several English proverbs and the Malay pair

Or you could download here for the Malay proverbs app – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.kerul.peribahasa English proverbs and the Malay pair Corpus Reference: Amir Muslim, 2009. Peribahasa dan ungkapan Inggeris-Melayu. DBP, Kuala Lumpur http://books.google.com.my/books/about/Peribahasa_dan_ungkapan_Inggeris_Melayu.html?id=bgwwQwAACAAJ CTRL+F to search Proverbs in English Definition in English Similar Malay Proverbs Definition in Malay 1 Where there is a country, there are people. A country must have people. Ada air adalah ikan. Ada negeri adalah rakyatnya. 2 Dry bread at home is better than roast meat home's the best hujan emas di negeri orang,hujan batu di negeri sendiri Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. 3 There's no accounting for tastes We can't assume that every people have a same feel Kepala sama hitam hati lain-lain. Dalam kehidupan ini, setiap insan berbeza cara, kesukaan, perangai, tabia

Bootstrap Template for PHP database system - MyCompanyHR

HTML without framework is dull. Doing hard-coded CSS and JS are quite difficult with no promising result on cross platform compatibility. So I decided to explore BootStrap as they said it is the most popular web framework. What is BootStrap? - Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile-first web sites. (  http://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/   ) Available here -  http://getbootstrap.com/ Why you need Flat-UI? Seems like a beautiful theme to make my site look professional. Anyway you could get variety of BootStrap theme out there, feel free to select here  http://bootstraphero.com/the-big-badass-list-of-twitter-bootstrap-resources/ Flat-UI is from DesignModo -   http://designmodo.com/flat/ Web Programming MyCompanyHR – PHP & MySQL mini project (with Boostrap HTML framework) Template 1: Template for the Lab Exercise. This is a project sample of a staff record management system. It has the PHP structured co

Contact Us at blog.kerul.net

Powered by EMF HTML Contact Form

The Challenges of Handling Proverbs in Malay-English Machine Translation – a research paper

*This paper was presented in the 14th International Conference on Translation 2013 ( http://ppa14atf.usm.my/ ). 27 – 29 August 2013, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang. The PDF version is here: www.scribd.com/doc/163669571/Khirulnizam-The-Challenges-of-Automated-Detection-and-Translation-of-Malay-Proverb The test data is here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/163669588/Test-Data-for-the-Research-Paper-the-Challenges-of-Handling-Proverbs-in-Malay-English-Machine-Translation Khirulnizam Abd Rahman, Faculty of Information Science & Technology, KUIS Abstract: Proverb is a unique feature of Malay language in which a message or advice is not communicated indirectly through metaphoric phrases. However, the use of proverb will cause confusion or misinterpretation if one does not familiar with the phrases since they cannot be translated literally. This paper will discuss the process of automated filtering of Malay proverb in Malay text. The next process is translation. In machine translatio

Most used STRING functions in my PHP coding

These are my favourite string manipulation functions in my daily coding life. Dedicated especially to Web Programming students. Read them and have fun. Expect a happiness after a storm , and you’ll find your “inner peace”… This post is still in draft. I’ll update and refine with more examples that I’ve personally develop. More after the break…