STUDENT TUTORIAL MOBILE APPLICATION
Abstract
Abstract
Android is an open and free operating system based on Linux, which is mainly used for mobile terminals, such as smart phones and panel computer. It is developed by Open Handset Alliance composed of more than 30 technologies and mobile phone companies. Android tries to allow users experience the best service quality, and allow developers get a more open level for more convenient software development.
The availability of low-cost mobile phones in Developing Countries like Nigeria are a huge opportunity to provide services, based on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), that would trigger development and improve people lives. App Inventor for Android is a no-code open platform for mobile app development using drag-and-drop approach.
This project describes a mobile app development designed for tutorials of some selected courses of ND studying computer science in Kano state polytechnic. The project aims to provide a resourceful and user friendly platform for students to study at their pleasure electronically.
It is designed to update the process of learning enabling students to read relevant documentation through his mobile phones. The system warrants hands-down access for students. The challenges with the project and instructional implications derived from the experiences are discussed in this project report.
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