Mobile Applications Course Quiz

The first commercially available mobile phone released in 1983, known for its bulky size and high price tag.

The individual who invented the first mobile phone, while working at Motorola Systems Division.

A collaborative learning style where students work together, support each other, and engage as if in a design studio.

The practice of using artificial intelligence tools strategically to enhance learning and problem-solving.

Creating applications that primarily interact with users, often without direct reliance on a large database.

Sample data used in development, often used when a real database isn't available or necessary.

The first commercially available digital network mobile phone, released in 1992, introducing the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) standard.

A unique design featuring a clamshell form factor that folded shut to reveal a keypad underneath, a feature that became popular in later phones.

A mobile communication device that lacked a traditional phone function but offered a full keyboard, email access, messaging, and basic organization features, released in 1999.

The Motorola RazR V3, renowned for its sleek design, became a massive commercial success selling over 110 million units during its 4-year run from 2004.

The first iPhone, released in 2007, significantly impacted the smartphone landscape, offering a rich multimedia experience, iTunes integration, a camera for photos and videos, a multi-touch gesture interface, and an array of pre-installed apps.

The HTC Dream, also known as the T-Mobile G1, was the first phone to utilize the Android operating system, released in 2008.

While the iPhone revolutionized the smartphone industry with its touchscreen interface and multimedia features, many argue that the first Android phone, the HTC Dream, offered a distinct alternative with its navigation capabilities and a focus on openness and customization.

The first Android phone was not a touchscreen device. It was designed with a focus on navigation and was originally equipped with physical buttons for navigating the interface. However, with the rising popularity of touchscreens, the Android operating system was subsequently redesigned to be more suitable for touch-based interactions.

A specific version of cellular technology that enables faster data speeds, better network coverage, and support for the Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

A digital device used for communication and various purposes like browsing the internet, playing games, accessing social media, and more.

Assessment Task A for this mobile development course is an in-class test consisting of multiple-choice questions.

Assessment Task B for this mobile development course involves building a mobile app in a group, focusing on coding skills and app functionality.

A design report is a document that outlines the requirements, wireframes, and composites for a mobile app.

A mobile app's performance is judged based on its code structure, user flow, navigation, and functionality, with a focus on simple yet fully functional apps.

Android Studio is a powerful tool that offers a complete development environment for building mobile applications.

Jetpack Compose is a recommended framework for building Android app UIs, providing a more efficient and user-friendly way to create interfaces.

A modern programming language known for its ease of use and compatibility with Java.

A simple program that prints the message "Hello World" to the console.

A software development environment used to compile and run Kotlin programs. It's known for its excellent support for both Kotlin and Java.

A free, open-source code editor that can be used for Kotlin development with appropriate extensions.

A website that allows you to run Kotlin programs directly in your browser. It's a convenient option for quick testing and learning.

A Kotlin data class that represents a contact with a name and email address.

A Kotlin class that manages a collection of contacts and provides functionality to add and list them.

The 'main' function acts as the entry point for a Kotlin program. It controls the flow of execution within the program.