2023
Mobile Systems and Applications
Name: Mobile Systems and Applications
Code: INF13211L
3 ECTS
Duration: 15 weeks/78 hours
Scientific Area:
Informatics
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
Students are expected to know the characteristics and constraints underlying mobile systems. Another goal is to be able to develop applications (native and web) for mobile systems that not only respect the methodologies but also demonstrate the different development architectures for such systems.
Contents
Introduction to mobile systems: characteristics, constraints and and challenges.
Development architecture methodologies and patterns for mobile systems
Implementation of mobile applications
* Android
* (Progressive) Web Apps
Development architecture methodologies and patterns for mobile systems
Implementation of mobile applications
* Android
* (Progressive) Web Apps
Teaching Methods
The teaching methodology will be based on theoretical-practical classes. Active learning is sought that encourages the student to develop the various topics covered in this curricular unit.
Group problems will be solved during the practical part of the class, which will be part of a project that will be developed throughout the course unit. This project will aim to develop a mobile application that demonstrates the application of the concepts presented during the theoretical part of the and the various tools explored in the practical part, thus allowing the consolidation of the acquired knowledge.
Group problems will be solved during the practical part of the class, which will be part of a project that will be developed throughout the course unit. This project will aim to develop a mobile application that demonstrates the application of the concepts presented during the theoretical part of the and the various tools explored in the practical part, thus allowing the consolidation of the acquired knowledge.
Assessment
The continuous assessment regime consists of two practical works and a report, each work is worth 40% and the report 20%.
The final assessment regime is composed of a practical work and a report, the work is worth 80% and the report 20%.
The final assessment regime is composed of a practical work and a report, the work is worth 80% and the report 20%.
Teaching Staff
- Vítor Manuel Beires Pinto Nogueira [responsible]