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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/mobile-pre-programming-concepts-to-learn-before-coding/
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课程名称：移动编程 - 非程序员的关键概念 课程概述：您是否尝试学习移动应用编程却失败了？或者您想与软件工程师合作开发移动应用，但不知道从哪里开始？那么这门课程就是为您准备的！我为没有编程经验的人提供了一种简单易懂的方式，以了解移动应用编程的基本知识。 课程内容包括： - 理解编程在移动技术中的重要性 - 探索移动体验在数字转型中的重要性 - 学习移动技术架构、移动应用的关键组成部分以及工具 - 熟悉构建移动应用所需的关键编程概念和语言 - 了解构建移动应用的步骤 此外，我将提供与学生的问答环节、详细的讲座总结以及丰富的学习资源，帮助你加深知识。在几小时内，您将掌握以下能力： - 理解并能解释移动技术的发展和关键用例 - 解析每个移动应用背后的架构和关键组成部分 - 掌握构建任何类型应用（无论是移动或网页）的基本编程概念 - 与软件工程师和技术领袖合作，开发面向全球数百万用户的领先移动应用 - 掌握软件工程师的语言，了解移动编程语言及基本语法，包括Kotlin、Swift、Java和Python - 解释集成开发环境（IDE）、库、软件开发工具包（SDK）和开发运维（DevOps）的工作原理 - 领导项目团队，建设移动应用 - 用对移动应用和编程的理解来给他人留下深刻的印象 无论您对技术的了解有多微薄，这门课程都会改变您的生活。随着软件工程师的需求持续增长，这门课程将为您在这一充满趣味与挑战的领域提供必要的基础。 关于讲师：我叫Rian Chapman，现任高级产品经理，专注于数字转型和移动应用的开发。我曾是一名商科/法律毕业生，如今在这条技术之路上，我乐于与团队合作，推动创新。不必惧怕技术，只需坚定信念，若您愿意深入了解这一领域，我会带您从零基础成长为掌握移动应用软件工程知识的专业人士，在课程结束时，您也将成为一名“技术达人”。
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