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App Design and Development for iOS

3.8

50 reviews

Created by: Parham Aarabi

Produced in 2016

Course Description

Ios Swift Awards Best Advanced Course

In App Design and Development for iOS, the third course of the iOS App Development with Swift specialization, you will be developing foundational programming skills to support graphical element presentation and data manipulation from basic functions through to advanced processing. You will continue to build your skill set to use and apply core graphics, touch handling and gestures, animations and transitions, alerts and actions as well as advanced algorithms, threading and more. By the end of this course you will be able to develop a more advanced, fully functioning app.Currently this course is taught using Swift 2. The team is aware of the release of Swift 3 and will be making edits to the course in time. Please be aware that at this time the instruction is entirely with Swift 2.

Intermediate Level

Time: 4h

Instructor Details

Parham Aarabi

3.8 Rating
50 Reviews

Ph.D. (Elec. Eng.) from Stanford in 2001. UofT Professor since 2001. Undergrad degree from UofT in Engineering Science (1998) and M.A.Sc. from UofT (1999). Published over 100 peer-reviewed papers, won a few research/teaching awards including the IEEE Mac Van Valkenburg Early Career Teaching Award, the Gordon R. Slemon Teaching of Design Award, the ECE Professor of the Year award, the Premier's Catalyst Award for Innovation, the Canada Research Chair, and MIT's TR35 "Top Young Innovator" award.

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3.8

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By Mohak T on 6-Nov-19

Good start for fresh iOS TvOS and watchOS Dev

By V.A A on 29-Mar-19

Very interesting to learn and create the app

By Stolyarenko K on 12-Mar-19

Interesting course for junior developer

By surajit n on 11-Feb-19

Great

By Rengaraju B on 26-Jan-19

Very useful course.

By Jeyanthinathan G on 28-Dec-18

Please update your modules to latest Xcode version. Also, it was a great pain to get peers for reviewing my project. Kindly check for alternatives. I would not recommend this course to any of my friends.

By Adhipathi on 17-Sep-18

Course materials are outdated..

By Julien W on 25-Aug-18

Videos with Mike Spears were hard to understand and to learn, parts of code were magically appearing from nowhere. This has been really hard to stay motivated and to keep going compared to the last courses with Jack Wu. Despite this fact, this module is great and really interesting with courses about watchOS and tvOS.

By Chithra S on 20-Aug-18

Little overloaded with concepts and code. was hard to follow the code when pasted as whole

By Md. T R on 29-Jun-18

This is the next phase of course 2! And the course is good. But i hope it includes more items in future. :)

By Lokey C on 18-May-18

This course is not updated. While Xcode now is already version 9 in 2018, it is still using Xcode 7.While Swift is already 4 in 2018, it is still using Swift 2.It is very sad that in the course material it keeps saying "we are aware Xcode is already version 8, please stick with Xcode 7 for now. Xcode 8 will break our code".It is sadder to know the knowledge we learn in this course doesn't apply to modern technology.One more thing, the course forum is poorly maintained. Many people are asking questions while no one is really answering.

By Eury P B on 17-Apr-18