SCV0241 - Programming mobile devices

The exam consists of a set of questions formulated to verify the knowledge and expected learning outcomes through developing and discussing a project developed in the Android framework. The test aims to verify that the student has understood the distinctive programming features for mobile devices by making the right architectural choices in developing the project. The written test, via online quiz, can be taken at the end of the course, during the exam sessions. To pass the exam, the student must: • answer about 20 quizzes on topics covered in class and made available through the Moodle platform during the exam session in one of the available computer labs. This test allows the student to obtain a V1 grade between 0 and 30, assigned automatically when the time available is up. The test is passed with any grade achieved. • develop a project chosen from the set of projects available or proposed by the student. The project must be agreed with the teacher before proceeding with the development. The project must be developed entirely with GIT, and the link must be delivered to the teacher before the exam. The total grade V2 between 0 and 30 for the project depends on the quality of the delivered project, how it is presented, and the answers to the questions asked by the teacher about the project. The presentation of the project takes place through a laptop or PC in which AndroidStudio and an Android emulator are installed. It is possible to present the project after completing the quizzes, regardless of the grade obtained in the latter. The final mark is given by the average of the two marks, V1 and V2, plus a possible increase/decrease of a maximum of 5 points which will depend on the quality and degree of knowledge of the project presented. The test is passed if the final grade is greater than or equal to 18/30.