Kotlin for Android

Kotlin is Google's preferred language for Android. This course teaches modern Kotlin (coroutines, flows, null safety) and uses Jetpack Compose to build native, beautiful Android apps. You'll publish a real app to the Play Store as your capstone.

Kotlin is Google's preferred language for Android. This course teaches modern Kotlin (coroutines, flows, null safety) and uses Jetpack Compose to build native, beautiful Android apps. You'll publish a real app to the Play Store as your capstone.

Syllabus

What you will learn

Tools you will use

Projects

Career paths

Who should join

Prerequisites

Certificate

Industry-recognized programming certificate with hands-on project portfolio.

Syllabus

  • Kotlin Language Foundations
  • Coroutines & Flow
  • Android App Architecture (MVVM)
  • Jetpack Compose UI
  • Room Database
  • Networking with Retrofit
  • Authentication & Firebase
  • Publishing to Play Store

Learning outcomes

  • Architect Android apps with MVVM
  • Build UIs with Jetpack Compose
  • Use Room and Retrofit cleanly
  • Publish a Play Store app

Tools

  • Android Studio
  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Gradle
  • Firebase

Projects

  • Habit tracker app
  • News app with offline cache
  • Realtime chat with Firebase
  • Capstone: Play Store app

Career paths

  • Android Developer
  • Mobile Developer
  • Kotlin Engineer

Who should join

  • Mobile app aspirants
  • Java developers moving to Kotlin
  • Computer Science students

Prerequisites

  • Basic computer skills
  • Logical thinking
  • No prior coding required

Frequently asked questions

Is Kotlin better than Java for Android?

Yes — Google officially recommends Kotlin, and it is now the standard for new Android development.

What roles can I apply for after finishing?

Common target roles are: Android Developer; Mobile Developer; Kotlin Engineer. Placement support covers resume building, mock interviews and referrals.

Which tools and technologies will I actually use?

You work hands-on with Android Studio, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Gradle and Firebase throughout the course, rather than only studying them in theory.