The Apple University Consortium is pleased to announce it is offering a number of partially funded places to an iPhone SDK Workshop to be held in various cpaital cities in early 2010. These places will be assigned based on the information provided in the application form.
These workshops are only open to currently enrolled staff and students of an AUC Member University. They are NOT open to the general public.The iPhone and iPod Touch were introduced to world the with a revolutionary feature set which changed the way people communicate with and interact with mobile devices forever.
That said the real power of the iPhone and iPod Touch comes from a comprehensive Software Development Kit (SDK) which provides any developer with the ability to write applications leveraging a number of Apple technologies. Using the SDK, writing applications on the iPhone to use Bonjour, handle multi touch events or even handle 3D animations/ transitions is a snap.
Over the last year thousands of applications; whether they be games or productivity applications have been developed for the iPhone/ iPod Touch using the SDK. Whether you are a novice or an experienced developer, anyone can write an iPhone application by simply using the tools and frameworks that are freely available.
In this workshop you will learn the tools of the trade and the most important parts of the SDK to get you on your way to writing cool applications for these revolutionary devices.
The workshop is aimed specifically at students who study computing science, computer engineering, information technology, mathematics, creative arts/design or related disciplines and/or have an interest in developing applications for portable devices such as the iPhone and iPod touch. Staff from member Universities are also welcome to attend.
It is expected that those who attend will have some basic experience programming in languages such as C++, C, Java and have an understanding of Object Oriented Programming concepts.
o Introduction to iPhone/ iPod Touch SDK Programming Concepts
• MVC (Model View Controller) Programming Model
• Objective C
• Cocoa
o Development Tools
• Xcode including debuggers
• Interface Builder
o Introductory Application development
• Application structure e.g. view controllers and navigation controllers
• Basic User Interface elements
o Views
• Simple views
• Complex Views e.g. Table Views
o Storing Data on the iPhone
• User defaults
• Address Book
• SQLlite
o Using Multitouch
o Graphics and Drawing
• 2D and 3D Graphics
• CoreGraphics
• OpenGL ES
• Video and Media
o Core Animation
o Core Location
o New Features in iPhone SDK 3.0
The AUC iPhone SDK Workshop will be at the following venue on these dates:
The AUC subsidy provides participants with:
Airfare and accommodation are claimable after the course from the AUC by filling in the AUC Claims form.
To take advantage of the AUC iPhone SDK Workshop you must complete the application form on the AUC web site by the 5pm (Sydney time) on 29 January 2010. The result of your application will be advised to you shortly after the closing date.
If you have any questions regarding this program please call +61 2 4221 5230 and speak with Andrew Jeffrey or email ajeffrey@auc.edu.au .
Scholarships to the AUC’s iPhone/ iPod Touch SDK Workshops will be allocated on a competitive basis using the following criteria:
The original document is available at: http://www.auc.edu.au/tiki-index.php?page=iPhone%20SDK%20Workshops