Gain the skills required for an entry-level career as an Android developer.

Learn how to create applications for Android including how to build and manage the lifecycle of a mobile app using Android Studio.

Learn coding in Kotlin and the programming fundamentals for how to create the user interface (UI) and best practices for design.

Create cross-platform mobile applications using React Native. Demonstrate your new skills by creating a job-ready portfolio you can show during interviews.

SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN
Android Studio
Application development
Mobile Development
Linux
Web Development
Bash (Unix Shell)
Github
Version Control
create arrays
Kotlin Playground
create control flow patterns using conditionals and loops
practice using and extending protocols.

About this Professional Certificate
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Have you ever wanted to build your own mobile app? This certificate will teach you the top Android programming languages and frameworks used for building apps like Facebook and Instagram, and how to create your own Android application.

Upon completion, you’ll get access to the Meta Career Programs Job Board—a job search platform that connects you with 200+ employers who have committed to sourcing talent through Meta’s certificate programs, as well as career support resources to help you with your job search.

In this program, you’ll learn

Essential Android programming concepts and the tools needed to develop applications

How to use the Kotlin Playground

Create user interfaces (UI) for mobile apps using Android Studio

Manage the lifecycle and data collections of mobile applications

Work with web technologies and persistent data on Android applications

Describe best practices for designing the UI and experience for mobile applications

Create cross-platform applications using React Native

Prepare for technical interviews for Android developer roles

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