This badge was issued to Maha HARZALLAH on 01 Jun 2019.
Mobile Application Developer - Mastery Award for Educators 2017
Issued by
IBM
The badge earner has a proven expertise to develop native or hybrid mobile applications by using IDE, tools, or front-end framework, using IBM MobileFirst. The badge earner has demonstrated advanced proficiency to use tools such as Android SDK, Xcode, and Cordova SDK, to create and publish mobile applications in public marketplaces and private enterprises.
- Time Months
Skills
- Android SDK
- Application
- Application Center
- App Management
- App Monitoring
- App Publishing
- Authentication And Security
- Backend Integration
- Client-side Logging
- Cloudant
- Command Line Interface
- Cordova
- Cross Platform Portability
- CSS
- Deployment
- Development Kit
- Eclipse
- HTML5
- Hybrid Coding
- iOS
- Java Adapters
- JavaScript
- JavaScript SQL Adapters
- JSONStore
- Maven
- Mobile Application Developer
- Mobile Computing
- MobileFirst
- Operational Analytics
- Push Notification
- PWID-B0094500
- RESTful
- SDK
- Swift
- User Authentication
- Xcode
Earning Criteria
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Must be a faculty member of a Higher Education Institution which has or is implementing the IBM Skills Academy Program.
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Completion of Module I - Mobile Computing Overview: Covering mobile application trends; use of mobile in the enterprise; and examination of mobile computing case studies.
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Completion of Module II - Mobile Application Foundations: Covering HTML5 and JavaScript.
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Completion of Module III - Mobile Application Developer: Application CLI; Client SDKs; Eclipse; Adapter tools; Cordova, Android, and iOS development; Android Studio; Android App Development; Xcode; MobileFirst SDK and Xcode/Visual Studio; RESTful access to adapters (Java & JavaScript); Resource request from JavaScript (Cordova) & Swift (iOS); Java & JavaScript Adapters; JSONStore architecture; Mobile/User authentication & security; Credentials validation; Push Notification.
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Passing the IBM Proctored Exam for "IBM Mobile Application Developer 2017".