Iversen: Mobile App Development for iOS and Android

Mobile App Development for iOS and Android

Jakob Iversen, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Michael Eierman, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Overview

Mobile App Development for iOS and Android provides instruction in the basic skills to develop both Android and iPhone/iPad apps. It covers app creation through publication on both platforms using a series of tutorials that provide hands-on, step-by-step instruction. The authors of this textbook believe the only way to learn a technology is to use it. Accordingly, the book is structured as a practical guide for the mastery of concepts leading to essential industry skills.

For Edition 4.0, the textbook has been update to maintain current examples and present the lates coding standards.

About the Authors

Jakob Iversen is a Professor of Information Systems and Associate Dean of the College of Business at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Dr. Iversen led the creation of the Interactive Web Development major. His current research interests include mobile app development, software process improvement, agile software development, and e-collaboration. Dr. Iversen teaches and consults on web development, mobile development, technology innovation, information systems management, strategy and software development processes.

Michael Eierman is a Professor and Chair of the Information Systems Department at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh College of Business. Dr. Eierman has spent 30+ years in the information systems field as a programmer, analyst, consultant, and teacher. His current research is focused on the impact of collaborative and mobile technology. Dr. Eierman is also co-owner and manager of Ei-Sor Development, LLC— a provider of Android and iOS apps designed for the outdoorsman.

Instructor Resources

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