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iOS Development for Creative Entrepreneurs SpecializationUniversity of California, Irvine

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An introduction to the Swift programming language.  This will prepare you for more extensive iOS app development and build a foundation for advanced iOS development topics.
Upon completing this course, you will be able to:
      Associate the relationship of Swift and Objective-C and their use in iOS and Mac (OS X) programming
      Develop the ability to read and write Swift code
      Distinguish how both programming languages can be used together in applications
      Demonstrate how to write applications entirely in Swift with the help from several iOS programming samples
      Determine how Swift can be used for development on new platforms such as Apple Watch and Apple TV
      Create a working client-server iPhone application with location services that you can add to your portfolio.

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Approx. 20 hours to complete

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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Week1

Week 1

5 hours to complete

Introduction to Swift

In this first week, you will get a first look at the programming environment and the Swift programming language. If you have taken the “Foundations of Objective-C App Development” Course in this Specialization, some of this content may be familiar. Students who have not taken that course - no need to worry - you will receive a full introduction to become familiar with programming for iOS or Mac OS X as if Swift is your first programming language.

5 hours to complete

30 videos (Total 237 min), 1 reading, 1 quiz

30 videos

Welcome!3mIntroduction to Swift11mGetting Started with XCode13mSwift Basics Part 1: Types, Constants, Variables9mSwift Basics Part 2: Control Flow - Part 17mSwift Basics Part 3: Control Flow - Part 26mSwift Basics Part 4: Numbers10mSwift Basics Part 5: Loops10mSwift Basics Part 6: Strings7mHow to Create an Array5mUsing Arrays /Modifying Values of Arrays10mComparing Arrays7mHow to Create a Dictionary8mUsing and Modifying Dictionaries Part 18mUsing and Modifying Dictionaries Part 26mProperties of Dictionaries3mUsing and Modifying Sets Part 110mUsing and Modifying Sets Part 210mUsing and Modifying Sets Part 36mHow to Create a Basic Function7mFunction with Parameters Part 19mFunction with Parameters Part 25mFunction with Parameters Part 38mFunctions that Return a Value(s) Part 16mFunctions that Return a Value(s) Part 210mScope / Improper Conditions7mA Word on Function Types2mUsing Closures9mMore Closure Syntax9mProperties of Closures2m

1 reading

Course Overview10m

1 practice exercise

Week 1 Quiz30m

Week2

Week 2

4 hours to complete

Looking Further into Swift

The content for this week will build on the knowledge and examples from the previous week. You will start combining the basic programming skills studied in the previous week to start manipulating data in functions and learn how functions can be used in different Types (i.e. enums, structs, classes). This will prepare you for working in a full application setting, which will be the focus of Week 4. You will learn about some of the more advanced Swift programming language features that are often useful in bringing together a complete system like a full-blown iPhone application.

4 hours to complete

21 videos (Total 170 min), 1 reading, 1 quiz

21 videos

How to Create Basic Enumerations7mHow to Create Raw-Value Enumerations8mUsing Enumerations Part 111mUsing Enumerations Part 25mUsing Enumerations Part 37mEnumerations Methods and Limitations4mHow to Create Structures12mStructures Methods and Limitations3mCreating Classes in Source Files5mWorking with Classes Part 15mWorking with Classes Part 210mCreating Properties Part 110mCreating Properties Part 28mWorking with Properties Part 19mWorking with Properties Part 26mAccess Control11mDefault Initializers Part 18mDefault Initializers Part 25mDefault Initializers Part 38mCreating and Working With Initializers Part 18mCreating and Working With Initializers Part 29m

1 reading

Playing with Swift (Playground Assignment) Instructions10m

Week3

Week 3

5 hours to complete

From Programmer to Developer

5 hours to complete

26 videos (Total 236 min), 1 reading, 1 quiz

26 videos

Protocols Part 16mProtocols Part 29mProtocols Part 37mError Handling Part 19mError Handling Part 24mExtensions9mGenerics Part 17mGenerics Part 211mMemory Management and Arc Part 111mMemory Management and Arc Part 26mEquatable and Comparable11mInteroperability Part 14mInteroperability Part 211mInteroperability Part 39mCocoa Application Speaking Text Editor Sample11mWriting Speaking Text Editor Part 110mWriting Speaking Text Editor Part 211mWriting Speaking Text Editor Part 35mEvent Driven Applications with Swift and XCode Part 110mEvent Driven Applications with Swift and XCode Part 26mEvent Driven Applications with Swift and XCode Part 35mWriting an iOS Application (Cocoa Touch Applications) Part 111mWriting an iOS Application (Cocoa Touch Applications) Part 210mWriting an iOS Application (Cocoa Touch Applications) Part 312mWriting an iOS Application (Cocoa Touch Applications) Part 44mWriting an iOS Application (Shopping List Sample)14m

1 reading

Note10m

1 practice exercise

Week 3 Quiz30m

Week4

Week 4

8 hours to complete

iPhone Applications and More

In this last week of the course, you will follow along and create a more full-fledged application called HoBshare. This is a more complex application that is intended to help you use many of the different techniques and language features introduced in the previous weeks and see how they can be used as tools to develop an application. We will also explore some of the new and exciting consumer technologies that developers can now work with using Swift.

8 hours to complete

44 videos (Total 365 min), 3 readings, 1 quiz

44 videos

HoBshare Overview Part 19mHoBshare Overview Part 29mHoBshare Overview Part 36mHoBshare Overview Part 46mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 14mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 26mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 39mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 47mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 510mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 69mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 75mHoBshare pt II UI and Class Setup Part 810mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 18mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 26mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 311mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 415mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 57mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 66mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 78mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 86mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 96mMeViewController and SuperClass Part 1011mModels and Data Providers Part 17mModels and Data Providers Part 26mModels and Data Providers Part 39mModels and Data Providers Part 43mModels and Data Providers Part 58mModels and Data Providers Part 613mModels and Data Providers Part 77mEditHobbiesViewController Part 19mEditHobbiesViewController Part 26mEditHobbiesViewController Part 35mEditHobbiesViewController Part 45mEditHobbiesViewController Part 58mNeighborsViewController Part 17mNeighborsViewController Part 26mNeighborsViewController Part 39mNeighborsViewController Part 411mNeighborsViewController Part 510mNeighborsViewController Part 611mFun Stuff: iWatch Installing HoBshare7mFun Stuff: iWatch Configuring HoBshare6mFun Stuff: iWatch Sending Hobbies from the iPhone10mFun Stuff. iWatch. Make A Call8m

3 readings

Starter Kit for Week 410mNote10mhoBshare Enhancements Assignment Instructions10m

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TOP REVIEWS FROM TOWARD THE FUTURE OF IOS DEVELOPMENT WITH SWIFT

by SKNov 20, 2016

very good course. And trainers are expert in thier field. Thankyou. very nice experience

by HBMay 29, 2016

Great overview of Swift - nice, challenging assignments. Instructors explain concepts well in videos.

by DLMay 10, 2017

Great course! This one is best one in this specialization(for now i finished 5 from 6 courses)

by LSMay 1, 2016

would love to have this course in 2 sessions, instead of one,

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About the iOS Development for Creative Entrepreneurs Specialization

This Specialization focuses on the basics of iOS application development. You’ll gain the skills you need to create your own app, including fluency in Objective-C and UIKit and SpriteKit user interface concepts, and you’ll learn to leverage networking, security, audio, video, location, and sensor frameworks. In the final Capstone Project, you’ll apply your skills to create a networked game that leverages sensors on the phone to create a unique gaming experience, and that you can showcase in job applications and interviews or offer in the iTunes store.

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Toward the Future of iOS Development with Swift

About this Course

Instructors

Justin-Nicholas Toyama

Frank Ayars

Ralf Brockhaus

Offered by

University of California, Irvine

Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Introduction to Swift

Looking Further into Swift

From Programmer to Developer

iPhone Applications and More

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Justin-Nicholas Toyama

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Ralf Brockhaus

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University of California, Irvine

Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Introduction to Swift

Looking Further into Swift

From Programmer to Developer

iPhone Applications and More

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