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Online Ticketing for iPhone App Programming - For Beginners' : Dec 15 2012 : 9:30 am - 2:30 pm powered by Eventbrite

iPhONE APP PROGRAMMING - FOR BEGINNERS

This is a beginners' app programming seminar.
Create simple iPhone sample apps.
Understand fundamentals of iOS Operating System.
Understand fundamentals of the app economy.
Understand fundamentals of Objective-C and Cocoa-Touch Librarary.

RECENT PAST SEMINARS

DATE	COURSE	REGISTRATION
SEP 22 2012	iPHONE iPAD PROGRAMMING SEMINAR	ENDED
JUN 30 2012	iPHONE iPAD PROGRAMMING SEMINAR	ENDED
FEB 12 2012	iPHONE iPAD PROGRAMMING SEMINAR	ENDED
NOV 22 2011	iPHONE iPAD PROGRAMMING SEMINAR	ENDED
OCT 26 2011	iPHONE iPAD PROGRAMMING SEMINAR	ENDED
JUL 20 2011	iPHONE iPAD PROGRAMMING SEMINAR	ENDED

MOTIVATION

JUNE 2012: 30 Billion (+) iOS Apps have been downloaded from the Apple App Store in less than four years.

JUNE 2012: Apple pays out commulatively 5 Billion (+) to App Store Developers.

FEB 2012: Apple worth more than Google and Microsoft combined.

CONTACT:

Dr. M. Ehsan
Email: support@schooliphone.com

Programming moved from main frames to mini computers, and then to PCs. Now the trend is moving to mobile devices. iPhone/iPad Programming is currently in great demand. Due to the massive popularity of iOS devices, the demand for such Programming skills only seems to be growing. iPhone Programming tools are not only complete, but also very interesting to use. Now you too can be part of this excitement.

Who is teaching this course?

Dr. M. Ehsan (PHD)
Also teaching iPhone Programming at NYU

Dr. Monzurul Ehsan Adjunct Faculty, NYU, New York. iPhone Project Lead at CANON, New York.
Programming Experience: 18 years. Languages: Objective-C, C++, Java, C. Platforms: Mac, Unix, Windows. Companies worked: Canon, Credit Suisse, ITG Inc, OMGPOP, Centra Software, Fundtech, Lotus, Elcom Systems and Liant Software. Universities taught: University of Massachusetts (Lowell and North Dartmouth). Has published several Apps in the App Store. Education: PhD (Electrical Engineering from University of Massachusetts.)