1. Mobile Programming 2Introduction Jussi Pohjolainen Tampere University of Applied Sciences

2. Contacting Teacher Jussi Pohjolainen Office: C4-09 Contact via Ning or E-mail E-mail instructions: Title: TAMK A-OT042 Your Topic Here Example TAMK A-OT042 Problem uploading exercises to dropbox

3. How to pass the Course? Exercises Exam Project Work Project Work Evaluation

4. Exercises Home exercises are available in Ning – environment http://a-ot042.ning.com How to return the exercises? Upload to Dropbox Mark the exercises to EditGrid sheet You have to do at least 60% of the given exercises If you do more, you get extra points for the exam

5. Home Exercises » Extra Points?

6. 2. Exam Exam Pen and Paper Theory questions about Qt (memory handling, events, ...) 24 points max, 12 points to pass

7. 3. Project Work Qt – application Subject is voluntary Done independently Example topics Application to draw different chart types (lines, bar, pie from the data Text editor (supporting many files, MDI and supporting plain ascii text, HTML and possible other formats) Game

8. 3. Project Work Grading Grade 4 to 5 Application is designed and tested on real mobile device Grade 2 to 4 Works only on emulator, crashes on real mobile device or testing is not done with the device Grade 1 to 2 Does not work at all in mobile emulator or real device Clearly designed and tested only on Mac/Linux/Win - platform

9. 4. Project Work Evaluation Each student evaluates other student's work.

10. Grading Grading is calculated as an average of exam (30%) and the project work (70%) Example Exam: 2 Project Work: 5 Average: (2*30 + 5*70)/100 = 4.1 => 4

11. Deadlines

12. Material Material available in Ning and in Web Books about Qt: http://qt.nokia.com/developer/books Official Book: C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4 (2nd Edition) Available in TAMK Library Qt for Symbian (available Feb. 2010) Fitzek, Mikkonen, Torp