Kotlin and Android Masterclass
The modern Android stack, learned in its native language: Kotlin to real depth, then apps built the way Google builds them, with Jetpack Compose.
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Program Overview
Android runs on Kotlin now, and the modern stack, Compose for UI, coroutines for concurrency, is genuinely pleasant when learned in order. This live online masterclass does exactly that: Kotlin as a language first, null-safety, functional style, coroutines and flows understood properly, then Android development the modern way: Jetpack Compose interfaces, architecture that survives rotation and growth, data with Room, networking, and the production habits, testing, releases, honest store literacy, that separate app builders from tutorial followers. A finale month ships a capstone app and sits the final exam.
The pace is honest: ten teaching months at two live classes a week plus four to six hours of practice, with two more in hand. Problem sets, monthly mixed reviews, phase exams, and a final exam that decides the certificate with a free retest. Real Kotlin, real apps, depth over dopamine.
What Makes This Program Different
- Kotlin learned as a language, not as Android syntax: coroutines and flows understood before they are needed
- Compose-first: the UI toolkit Google actually recommends, not legacy XML nostalgia
- Architecture that survives: state, lifecycles and structure taught as the core Android skill they are
- Store literacy told straight: what publishing takes, without fake promises
- An honest 10-month arc with 2 months in hand
- Real assessment: weekly problem sets, monthly mixed reviews, phase exams and a final exam with a free retest
Your Learning Journey
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Detailed Course Curriculum
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Topics Covered
- What is Kotlin? History, features, and JetBrains creation
- Why Kotlin? Advantages over Java and other languages
- Kotlin ecosystem: Android, Backend, Multiplatform, Native
- Kotlin/JVM, Kotlin/JS, Kotlin/Native explained
- Interoperability with Java
- Installing JDK (Java 17 LTS or latest)
- Setting up development environment: IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio
- Understanding IDE features and Kotlin-specific shortcuts
- Kotlin REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) for quick testing
- Your first Kotlin program: Hello World
Projects You Build
- Hello World variations with string templates
- Simple output programs using println
- Personal information display with string interpolation
- ASCII art generator in Kotlin
- Interactive REPL experiments
Practice & Assignments
Daily: 30 min Kotlin syntax practice, write 5-10 simple programs
Topics Covered
- Variables: val (immutable) vs var (mutable)
- Type inference: let the compiler infer types
- Explicit type declarations
- Basic types: Int, Long, Short, Byte, Double, Float, Char, Boolean
- String type and string templates
- String interpolation with $ and ${}
- Multi-line strings with triple quotes
- Type checking with is operator
- Smart casts after type checking
- Type casting: as and as? (safe cast)
Projects You Build
- Null-safe calculator with Kotlin operators
- Temperature converter with smart casts
- Age calculator with null safety
- BMI calculator with safe operations
- Currency converter with type-safe design
- Area calculator using when expressions
- Compound interest calculator with ranges
- String manipulation utility
Practice & Assignments
Solve 40 problems on variables, null safety, and operators
Topics Covered
- If as an expression (returns value)
- If-else expression
- If-else-if ladder
- When expression: Kotlin's switch replacement
- When with values, ranges, types
- When without argument
- When as expression vs statement
- While loop
- Do-while loop
- For loop with ranges
Projects You Build
- Number guessing game with when expression
- Grade calculator using when
- Even/odd checker with ranges
- Prime number checker and generator
- Multiplication table with for loops
- Factorial calculator using ranges
- Fibonacci series generator
- Pattern printing (stars, pyramids, diamonds)
- FizzBuzz challenge with when
- Menu-driven calculator
- Simple ATM simulation with when
Practice & Assignments
Solve 45 control flow and expression problems
Topics Covered
- Functions: fun keyword
- Function parameters and return types
- Unit return type (like void)
- Single-expression functions
- Default parameter values
- Named arguments
- Variable number of arguments: vararg
- Extension functions concept
- Infix functions
- Local functions (nested functions)
Projects You Build
- Function library for mathematical operations
- Extension functions for String utilities
- Collection statistics calculator
- Array manipulation utilities
- List-based todo manager
- Map-based contact book
- Set operations demonstrator
- Higher-order function examples
- Lambda-based filtering
- Custom collection utilities
Practice & Assignments
Create 30 functions, solve 35 collection problems
Topics Covered
- Classes: class keyword
- Primary constructor in class header
- Secondary constructors
- init blocks for initialization
- Properties: val and var in classes
- Getters and setters (automatic and custom)
- Backing fields: field keyword
- Late initialization: lateinit var
- Lazy initialization: lazy delegation
- Creating objects (no 'new' keyword)
Projects You Build
- Student data class with properties
- Bank Account class with encapsulation
- Book data class for library
- Employee class with companion object
- Rectangle/Circle classes with properties
- Car class with lateinit properties
- Singleton configuration object
- Product data class for inventory
- Person class with destructuring
- Date utility with companion functions
Practice & Assignments
Create 25 different classes modeling real-world entities
Topics Covered
- Inheritance with open keyword
- Classes are final by default
- Open functions for overriding
- Override keyword (mandatory)
- Calling superclass: super keyword
- Abstract classes and members
- Interfaces in Kotlin
- Multiple interface implementation
- Interface properties
- Default implementations in interfaces
Projects You Build
- Animal hierarchy with sealed classes
- Shape hierarchy with abstract classes
- Vehicle system with interfaces
- Employee hierarchy with polymorphism
- Payment system with sealed classes
- School management (Person -> Student, Teacher)
- E-commerce with product categories
- State machine using sealed classes
- Enum-based menu system
- Multiple interface implementation demo
Practice & Assignments
Build 20 inheritance hierarchies, solve 30 polymorphism problems
Topics Covered
- First-class functions
- Lambda expressions syntax
- Lambda with receivers
- Anonymous functions
- Higher-order functions
- Function types: (Int) -> String
- Returning functions from functions
- Closures and capturing variables
- Inline functions for performance
- noinline and crossinline
Projects You Build
- Functional collection processor
- Lambda-based calculator
- DSL (Domain Specific Language) creation
- Scope functions showcase
- Lazy sequence operations
- Function composition utilities
- Higher-order function library
- PHASE 1 MINI CAPSTONE: Functional Library Management System
- Features: Immutable data, functional operations, sealed classes, DSL
Practice & Assignments
Solve 40 functional programming problems
Assessment
Phase 1 exam: a practical build defended live, plus a written paper mixing this phase with everything before it
Topics Covered
- Generic types in Kotlin
- Generic functions
- Generic constraints: where clause
- Variance: in, out, invariance
- Covariance with out
- Contravariance with in
- Star projection: *
- Reified type parameters
- Type erasure and reified
- Generic class inheritance
Projects You Build
- Generic repository pattern
- Type-safe builder DSL
- Generic data structures (Stack, Queue)
- Variance examples with collections
- Reified function utilities
- Type-safe API client
- Generic validation framework
- Phantom types for compile-time safety
Practice & Assignments
Create 20 generic classes, solve 30 variance problems
Topics Covered
- Class delegation with by keyword
- Delegation pattern in Kotlin
- Property delegation
- Lazy delegate for late initialization
- Observable delegate for property observation
- Vetoable delegate
- Storing properties in a map
- Custom delegates creation
- ReadOnlyProperty and ReadWriteProperty
- provideDelegate for dynamic delegation
- Delegated properties in interfaces
- Multiple delegation
- Delegation vs inheritance trade-offs
Projects You Build
- Lazy loading system
- Observable property pattern
- Preferences management with delegation
- Custom logging delegate
- Validation delegate
- Cache delegate implementation
- Thread-safe property delegate
- Map-backed properties example
Practice & Assignments
Implement 15 different delegates, solve 25 delegation problems
Topics Covered
- List operations: filter, map, flatMap, fold
- Set operations: union, intersect, subtract
- Map operations: mapKeys, mapValues, filterKeys
- Grouping: groupBy, groupingBy
- Partitioning: partition
- Zipping and unzipping
- Windowed and chunked
- Aggregate operations: sumOf, maxOf, minOf
- Sorting: sortedBy, sortedWith
- Distinct and distinctBy
Projects You Build
- Advanced collection processor
- Data transformation pipeline
- Student grade analyzer
- E-commerce order processor
- Log file analyzer
- Sequence-based file reader
- Performance comparison tool
- Custom collection operations library
Practice & Assignments
Solve 50 advanced collection problems
Topics Covered
- Asynchronous programming need
- Coroutines vs threads
- Suspend functions
- launch coroutine builder
- async and await
- runBlocking for blocking code
- Coroutine context and dispatchers
- Dispatchers.Main, IO, Default, Unconfined
- withContext for switching context
- Coroutine scope
Projects You Build
- Parallel API calls with async
- File downloader with coroutines
- Timeout handling example
- Cancellation demonstration
- Exception handling in coroutines
- Background task processor
- Coroutine-based calculator
- Multi-threaded data processor
Practice & Assignments
Build 15 coroutine-based applications
Topics Covered
- Channels for communication
- Channel types: rendezvous, buffered, unlimited
- produce and consumeEach
- Flow for async streams
- Flow builders: flow, flowOf, asFlow
- Flow operators: map, filter, transform
- Terminal flow operators: collect, toList
- Flow context and dispatchers
- Flow cancellation
- Flow exceptions
Projects You Build
- Real-time data stream processor
- Channel-based producer-consumer
- Flow-based search implementation
- StateFlow example (state management)
- SharedFlow for events
- Flow transformation pipeline
- Reactive UI updates with Flow
- Network request with Flow
Practice & Assignments
Create 12 Flow-based systems
Topics Covered
- What are DSLs?
- Type-safe builders
- Lambda with receiver
- Extension functions in DSLs
- Infix notation for DSLs
- Operator overloading
- invoke operator
- Creating HTML DSL
- Creating SQL-like DSL
- Creating test DSL
Projects You Build
- HTML builder DSL
- JSON builder DSL
- SQL query DSL
- Configuration DSL
- Test specification DSL
- Route definition DSL
- UI layout DSL
- Build script DSL
Practice & Assignments
Build 10 different DSLs
Topics Covered
- Kotlin reflection API
- Class references: ::class
- KClass, KFunction, KProperty
- Callable references
- Function references: ::functionName
- Property references
- Bound and unbound references
- Reflection for generics
- Annotations in Kotlin
- Creating custom annotations
Projects You Build
- Dependency injection framework
- JSON serializer using reflection
- Validation framework with annotations
- ORM mapper with reflection
- Custom test framework
- Route mapping with annotations
- Configuration reader
- Plugin system with reflection
Practice & Assignments
Build 8 reflection-based utilities
Topics Covered
- Singleton with object declaration
- Factory pattern with companion object
- Builder pattern with DSL
- Observer pattern with delegation
- Strategy pattern with lambdas
- Decorator pattern with delegation
- Adapter pattern
- Proxy pattern with lazy
- Command pattern
- State pattern with sealed classes
Projects You Build
- Notification system (Observer)
- Payment strategies implementation
- Logging decorator
- State machine with sealed classes
- Command processor
- Repository pattern implementation
- DI container creation
- Plugin architecture
Practice & Assignments
Implement 20 design patterns in Kotlin style
Topics Covered
- Unit testing with JUnit 5
- Kotlin-specific test features
- Assertions with Kotlin
- Kotest framework
- Property-based testing
- Mocking with MockK
- Coroutine testing
- Testing suspending functions
- TestCoroutineDispatcher
- Testing flows
Projects You Build
- Comprehensive test suite
- Coroutine tests
- Flow testing examples
- Property-based tests
- BDD-style tests with Kotest
- Mock-based testing
- TDD practice projects
- Integration test suite
Practice & Assignments
Write tests for all previous projects, 85%+ coverage
Topics Covered
- Introduction to Ktor
- Ktor vs Spring Boot
- Setting up Ktor project
- Routing in Ktor
- HTTP methods handling
- Request and response
- Content negotiation
- JSON serialization with kotlinx.serialization
- Status pages and error handling
- Authentication and authorization
- JWT authentication in Ktor
- Sessions in Ktor
- Static content serving
Projects You Build
- Hello World REST API with Ktor
- CRUD API for products
- User authentication API with JWT
- File upload service
- Static website hosting
- API with JSON responses
- Session-based auth
Practice & Assignments
Build 8 Ktor-based APIs
Topics Covered
- Database integration with Exposed
- Exposed DSL and DAO
- Database transactions
- Connection pooling
- WebSockets in Ktor
- Real-time communication
- Testing Ktor applications
- Client-side Ktor HTTP client
- Dependency injection in Ktor (Koin)
- Monitoring and metrics
- Ktor deployment
- Docker containerization
Projects You Build
- Full-stack CRUD with database
- Real-time chat with WebSockets
- API testing suite
- HTTP client for third-party APIs
- Deployed Ktor application
- Monitored production service
Practice & Assignments
Build 6 complete Ktor applications
Topics Covered
- JDBC with Kotlin
- Exposed framework deep dive
- Exposed DSL queries
- Exposed DAO pattern
- Relationships in Exposed
- Transactions in Exposed
- jOOQ with Kotlin
- SQLDelight for type-safe SQL
- MongoDB with Kotlin
- Redis with Kotlin
- Database migrations
- Connection pool configuration
Projects You Build
- Exposed-based ORM project
- Type-safe database queries
- Multi-table operations
- NoSQL integration
- Migration scripts
- Connection pool setup
- Database performance optimization
Practice & Assignments
Build 8 database-driven applications
Topics Covered
- Gradle with Kotlin DSL
- Gradle Kotlin DSL syntax
- Build script configuration
- Dependencies management
- Multi-module projects
- Publishing libraries
- Kotlin scripting (.kts files)
- Custom Gradle tasks
- Maven with Kotlin
- Continuous integration setup
- Git best practices for Kotlin
Projects You Build
- Gradle Kotlin DSL project
- Multi-module application
- Published library to Maven Central
- Custom Gradle plugin
- Kotlin scripts for automation
- CI/CD pipeline setup
Practice & Assignments
Configure all projects with Gradle Kotlin DSL
Assessment
Phase 2 exam: a practical build defended live, plus a written paper mixing this phase with everything before it
Topics Covered
- Android platform overview
- Android architecture
- Android SDK and tools
- Android Studio setup and features
- Project structure in Android
- Gradle build system for Android
- AndroidManifest.xml
- Activities and lifecycle
- Intents: explicit and implicit
- Activity navigation
Projects You Build
- Hello Android app
- Multi-activity application
- Intent-based navigation
- Fragment-based UI
- Data passing between screens
- Basic calculator app
- Profile display app
- Navigation drawer app
Practice & Assignments
Build 10 basic Android apps
Topics Covered
- Introduction to Jetpack Compose
- Declarative UI paradigm
- Composable functions
- @Composable annotation
- Compose preview
- State in Compose: remember, mutableStateOf
- Recomposition concept
- State hoisting
- Modifiers in Compose
- Layout composables: Column, Row, Box
Projects You Build
- Hello Compose app
- Counter app with state
- Todo list with LazyColumn
- Form with TextFields
- Material Design 3 app
- Custom theme implementation
- Card-based UI
- Image gallery with LazyGrid
Practice & Assignments
Build 12 Compose-based UIs
Topics Covered
- Compose Navigation library
- NavHost and NavController
- Route-based navigation
- Passing arguments in navigation
- Bottom navigation with Compose
- Navigation drawer in Compose
- Nested navigation graphs
- Side effects in Compose: LaunchedEffect, DisposableEffect
- SideEffect, derivedStateOf
- remember vs rememberSaveable
Projects You Build
- Multi-screen navigation app
- Bottom navigation app
- Navigation with arguments
- Animated UI transitions
- ViewModel-backed Compose app
- Side effect demonstrations
- Complex navigation flow
- Login flow with navigation
Practice & Assignments
Build 10 navigation-based apps
Topics Covered
- MVVM architecture pattern
- ViewModel and LiveData
- StateFlow and SharedFlow in Android
- Repository pattern
- Data layer architecture
- Use cases / Interactors
- Dependency injection with Hilt
- Hilt setup and annotations
- @HiltAndroidApp, @HiltViewModel
- Providing dependencies
- Scopes in Hilt
- Testing with Hilt
- Clean Architecture in Android
- Separation of concerns
Projects You Build
- MVVM app with ViewModel
- Repository pattern implementation
- Hilt dependency injection setup
- Clean architecture project
- Multi-layer application
- Testable architecture demo
- State management with StateFlow
- Use case layer implementation
Practice & Assignments
Refactor 8 apps to clean architecture
Topics Covered
- SharedPreferences for simple data
- DataStore (Preferences and Proto)
- Room database introduction
- Entity, DAO, Database classes
- Room with Kotlin Coroutines
- Room with Flow
- Database migrations
- Relationships in Room
- Type converters
- Database testing
- File storage basics
- Internal vs external storage
Projects You Build
- Preferences-based settings screen
- DataStore implementation
- Room database CRUD app
- Notes app with Room
- Contact manager with Room
- Offline-first architecture
- Database migration example
- Complex relationships in Room
Practice & Assignments
Build 10 data persistence apps
Topics Covered
- HTTP basics for Android
- Retrofit library for REST APIs
- Setting up Retrofit
- Defining API interfaces
- GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests
- Query parameters and path variables
- Request and response models
- JSON parsing with Gson/Moshi
- kotlinx.serialization in Android
- OkHttp interceptors
Projects You Build
- Weather app with API
- News reader app
- Movie database app (TMDB API)
- REST API consumer
- Authenticated API calls
- Offline-first with Room cache
- Error handling examples
- Loading state UI
Practice & Assignments
Build 10 API-consuming apps
Topics Covered
- Coil library for image loading
- Glide library
- Image caching strategies
- Placeholder and error images
- Image transformations
- AsyncImage in Compose
- Loading images from network
- Camera integration
- Gallery access
- Image picker
- Video playback: ExoPlayer
- Media permissions
- MediaStore API
- Uploading images to server
Projects You Build
- Image gallery app with Coil
- Photo viewer with zoom
- Camera app
- Image picker implementation
- Video player app
- Image upload to server
- Media browser
- Photo editor basics
Practice & Assignments
Build 8 media-handling apps
Topics Covered
- Material Design 3 principles
- Dynamic theming
- Color schemes in Material 3
- Custom themes and colors
- Typography in Compose
- Scaffold and top app bar
- Bottom sheet in Compose
- Dialogs and alerts
- Snackbars and toasts
- Tabs with TabRow
Projects You Build
- Material Design 3 showcase app
- Custom themed app
- Bottom sheet examples
- Dialog-based workflows
- Tab-based navigation
- Complex custom UI components
- Accessible UI implementation
- Responsive layouts
Practice & Assignments
Design 10 Material Design apps
Topics Covered
- WorkManager for background tasks
- One-time and periodic work
- Constraints for WorkManager
- Chaining work requests
- Monitoring work status
- Foreground services
- Notifications in Android
- NotificationCompat builder
- Notification channels
- Push notifications with Firebase
- FCM integration
- Handling notification clicks
- AlarmManager for scheduling
- JobScheduler basics
Projects You Build
- Background sync with WorkManager
- Periodic data refresh
- Notification system
- Push notification handler
- Foreground service example
- Reminder app with AlarmManager
- Download manager
- Background upload service
Practice & Assignments
Build 8 background processing apps
Topics Covered
- Unit testing in Android
- JUnit for Android
- Testing ViewModels
- Testing coroutines in Android
- Mocking with MockK
- Instrumented tests
- Espresso for UI testing
- Compose UI testing
- Testing navigation
- Testing Room database
- Testing network calls
- Test doubles and fakes
- Screenshot testing
- Code coverage in Android
Projects You Build
- Comprehensive unit tests
- ViewModel test suite
- UI tests with Espresso
- Compose UI tests
- Integration tests
- E2E testing
- TDD Android app
- Tested production app
Practice & Assignments
Write tests for all Android projects, 80%+ coverage
Topics Covered
- Android performance profiling
- CPU profiler in Android Studio
- Memory profiler
- Network profiler
- Layout Inspector
- Detecting memory leaks
- LeakCanary integration
- App startup optimization
- Lazy loading strategies
- Image optimization
Projects You Build
- Profiled and optimized app
- Memory leak fixes
- Performance benchmark
- Optimized startup time
- Lazy-loaded content
- APK size optimization
- Battery-efficient app
Practice & Assignments
Optimize all previous Android apps
Topics Covered
- Preparing app for release
- App signing with keystore
- ProGuard and R8
- Code obfuscation
- Building release APK/AAB
- Google Play Console setup
- Creating store listing
- Screenshots and graphics
- App versioning strategy
- Release management
Projects You Build
- Signed release build
- Play Store ready app
- Complete store listing
- Beta test distribution
- Analytics-enabled app
- Crash reporting setup
- Update mechanism
Practice & Assignments
Prepare 3 apps for Play Store
Topics Covered
- Android security overview
- Secure data storage
- Encrypted SharedPreferences
- Keystore system
- Biometric authentication
- Certificate pinning
- ProGuard for security
- SQL injection prevention
- Secure network communication
- HTTPS enforcement
Projects You Build
- Secured data storage app
- Biometric auth implementation
- Certificate pinned API calls
- Encrypted database
- Secure authentication flow
- Obfuscated production app
Practice & Assignments
Security audit all Android apps
Assessment
Phase 3 exam: a practical build defended live, plus a written paper mixing this phase with everything before it
Topics Covered
- Choosing the capstone: a complete Android app with real data, offline behavior and polished Compose UI
- A one-page spec: scope, milestones, stack
- Repository and project skeleton ready on day one
- Instructor sign-off before the build begins
Projects You Build
- Approved capstone spec plus the running skeleton
Practice & Assignments
Pitch the spec to the batch and absorb one hard question
Topics Covered
- Two focused weeks of building in vertical slices
- Instructor checkpoints and honest scope cuts
- Using the whole course: Kotlin depth, coroutines, Compose, architecture and testing
- Daily commits and an always-working build
Projects You Build
- The capstone, feature-complete with version control
Practice & Assignments
A working build at the end of every session
Topics Covered
- The finishing pass: edge cases, errors, documentation
- Store-readiness pass: assets, versioning and the honest release checklist
- A README worth reading and a demo worth watching
- A full-course spiral review before the exam
Projects You Build
- The capstone shipped, documented and rehearsed
Practice & Assignments
Two mock demos, each tighter than the last
Topics Covered
- Presenting the capstone: live demo plus the hardest bug story
- The honest map of next roads: production Android work, Kotlin backend services, or multiplatform
- Where our other courses continue the journey
Projects You Build
- Demo day presentation delivered to the batch
Assessment
FINAL EXAM: a practical build plus a written paper with questions mixed from every phase. Passing earns the certificate; falling short earns a focused revision plan and a free retest
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Build a professional portfolio with 20+ real builds, crowned by a store-grade capstone app real-world projects.
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