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Master writing in Swift as you build five portfolio-worthy iOS apps to demonstrate your expertise as an iOS Developer.

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Part 01 : Welcome to the Nanodegree

Module 01: Welcome to the Nanodegree
- Lesson 01: Get Help with Your AccountWhat to do if you have questions about your account or general questions about the program.
  - Concept 01: FAQ
  - Concept 02: Support
- Lesson 02: Nanodegree Career ServicesThe Careers team at Udacity is here to help you move forward in your career - whether it’s finding a new job, exploring a new career path, or applying new skills to your current job.
  - Concept 01: Meet the Careers Team
  - Concept 02: Access the Career Portal
- Lesson 03: Get Ready to Learn iOSWelcome to the iOS Nanodegree! This is where your journey to become an iOS developer begins. Learn about the structure of the program, and determine the best path for you.
  - Concept 01: Welcome
  - Concept 02: The Apps You’ll Build
    Part 02 : Learn Swift Programming
    Learn the basics of Swift, the programming language used to develop iOS apps.
Module 01: Learn Swift Programming
- Lesson 01: Variables and TypesLearn about one of the most basic building blocks of nearly every programming language. Variables give developers the ability to store information that can be used to control the behavior.
- Lesson 02: Operators and ExpressionsAdd, subtract, multiply, divide, and more using operators and expressions in Swift!
- Lesson 03: Control FlowLearn how to control when and how Swift code is executed by using if and else statements.
- Lesson 04: FunctionsLearn how to define and use functions, which give developers the ability to bundle up code so that it can be reused multiple times.
- Lesson 05: Structures and EnumsLearn how to declare and use structures, or structs, in Swift, and explore Enums, a type that can represent any value in a set of related values.
- Lesson 06: OptionalsWhy does Swift need this data type that no other language has? Join us as we get to the bottom of this mystery, and learn optionals inside and out.
- Lesson 07: StringsPlaying with Strings is a lot of fun. In this lesson, we’ll explore Swift’s String struct, and practice some common string manipulations.
- Lesson 08: CollectionsIt’s time to explore collection types, including Arrays and Dictionaries.
- Lesson 09: Object-Oriented ProgrammingLearn foundational concepts of object oriented programming, including classes, inheritance, and polymorphism.
  - Concept 01: Classes
  - Concept 02: Value and Reference Types
  - Concept 03: Inheritance
  - Concept 04: Polymorphism
  - Concept 05: Protocols
  - Concept 06: Extensions
  - Concept 07: Review and Conclusion
    Part 03 : Intro to iOS App Development with Swift
    Build your first app with Swift and Xcode, Apple’s programming environment for app development.
Module 01: Intro to iOS App Development with Swift
- Lesson 01: Introduction and XcodeAn introduction to Swift and Xcode. Swift is Apple’s fast-growing programming language for building iOS apps and much more. Xcode is the programming environment used to create native Apple applications with Swift.
- Lesson 02: AutoLayout and ButtonsLearn about Storyboards — Xcode’s interface design tool. Use AutoLayout, UIButtons, and UILabels to create an interface. Start developing the views for the Pitch Perfect app.
- Lesson 03: ViewController and Multiple ViewsLearn how to react to touch events and change the user interface accordingly.
- Lesson 04: Delegation and RecordingIntroduction to AVAudioRecorder, Delegation, and programmatic segues. Setup audio recording in the Pitch Perfect App
- Lesson 05: Playback and Audio EffectsSetup audio playback including rate, pitch, echo, and reverb. Learn about UIStackViews and class extensions.
Module 02: Brainstorm Ideas
- Lesson 01: Brainstorm Ideas for Your Final App!Get a kickstart on your open-ended final app by brainstorming potential ideas!
Module 03: Project: Pitch Perfect
- Lesson 01: Pitch PerfectCreate an iPhone app that records a conversation with you and a friend and plays it back to make you sound like a chipmunk or Darth VaderProject Rubric - Pitch Perfect
  - Concept 01: Pitch Perfect
Module 04: Suggested Electives
- Lesson 01: Suggested ElectivesLearn how to store your code on Github, and review Swift syntax if needed, before proceeding.
  - Concept 01: Suggested Electives
    Part 04 (Elective): Version Control with Git
    Learn how to use git, a popular version control system and essential tool for any developer.
Module 01: Version Control with Git
- Lesson 01: What is Version Control?Version control is an incredibly important part of a professional programmer’s life. In this lesson, you’ll learn about the benefits of version control and install the version control tool Git!
- Lesson 02: Create A Git RepoNow that you’ve learned the benefits of Version Control and gotten Git installed, it’s time you learn how to create a repository.
- Lesson 03: Review a Repo’s HistoryKnowing how to review an existing Git repository’s history of commits is extremely important. You’ll learn how to do just that in this lesson.
- Lesson 04: Add Commits To A RepoA repository is nothing without commits. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to make commits, write descriptive commit messages, and verify the changes you’re about to save to the repository.
- Lesson 05: Tagging, Branching, and MergingBeing able to work on your project in isolation from other changes will multiply your productivity. You’ll learn how to do this isolated development with Git’s branches.
- Lesson 06: Undoing ChangesHelp! Disaster has struck! You don’t have to worry, though, because your project is tracked in version control! You’ll learn how to undo and modify changes that have been saved to the repository.
  - Concept 01: Intro
  - Concept 02: Modifying The Last Commit
  - Concept 03: Reverting A Commit
  - Concept 04: Resetting Commits
  - Concept 05: Lesson Outro
  - Concept 06: Course Outro
    Part 05 (Elective): GitHub and Collaboration
    Learn how to interact with remote repositories, and collaborate with other developers on GitHub.
Module 01: Github & Collaboration
- Lesson 01: Working With RemotesYou’ll learn how to create remote repositories on GitHub and how to get and send changes to the remote repository.
- Lesson 02: Working On Another Developer’s RepositoryIn this lesson, you’ll learn how to fork another developer’s project. Collaborating with other developers can be a tricky process, so you’ll learn how to contribute to a public project.
- Lesson 03: Staying In Sync With A Remote RepositoryYou’ll learn how to send suggested changes to another developer by using pull requests. You’ll also learn how to use the powerful git rebase command to squash commits together.
  - Concept 01: Intro
  - Concept 02: Create a Pull Request
  - Concept 03: Stay in sync with source project
  - Concept 04: Manage an active PR
  - Concept 05: Squash Commits
  - Concept 06: Course Wrap Up
    Part 06 : UIKit Fundamentals
    Develop an app with UIKit, Apple’s front-end framework for developing fast and powerful web interfaces.
Module 01: UIKit Fundamentals: Part 1
- Lesson 01: Outlets and ActionsConnect outlets and actions using only code and graphically using storyboard. Use the following UIKit classes: UIButton, UILabel, UISwitch.
- Lesson 02: View Presentations and SeguesLearn how to present views modally using the following UIKit classes: UIImagePickerController, UIAlertController, UIActivityViewController.
- Lesson 03: The Delegate PatternMost common UIKit components make use of the delegate pattern. Learn how delegates make important connections between the model, view, and controller.
- Lesson 04: Build V1.0 of the MemeMe AppCreate a first version of the MemeMe app that enables a user to take a picture, add text, and share the created meme on Facebook, Twitter, SMS, or email.
Module 02: Project: MemeMe 1.0
- Lesson 01: MemeMe 1.0You’ll create a first version of the MemeMe app that enables a user to take a picture, and add text at the top and bottom to form a meme.Project Description - MemeMe 1.0Project Rubric - MemeMe 1.0
  - Concept 01: MemeMe 1.0: The Meme Editor
Module 03: UIKit Fundamentals: Part 2
- Lesson 01: Table ViewsTable views are one of the most commonly used views in iOS apps. Learn how to implement tables in your own apps.
- Lesson 02: NavigationLearn how iOS uses navigation stacks to manage multiple views in an app.
- Lesson 03: Complete the MemeMe AppMemes will appear in a tab view with two tabs: a table view and a collection view.
Module 04: Project: MemeMe 2.0
- Lesson 01: Project: MemeMe 2.0You’ll create a final version of the MemeMe App. Memes will appear in a tab view with two tabs: a table view and a collection view.Project Description - MemeMe 2.0Project Rubric - MemeMe 2.0
  - Concept 01: MemeMe 2.0: The Final Product
    Part 07 (Elective): AutoLayout
    Learn about AutoLayout, and how to use stack views and constraints to create pixel-perfect UIs.
Module 01: AutoLayout
- Lesson 01: Introduction to AutoLayoutIn this lesson, you will learn what problems AutoLayout solves and why you can’t afford to ignore it any longer.
- Lesson 02: Using AutoLayoutIn this lesson, you will learn about the 4 different ways of implementing AutoLayout, which one we recommend you use, and why. You also will delve deeper into the recommended way: UIStackViews.
  - Concept 01: Four Ways to Skin the AutoLayout Cat
  - Concept 02: Enter UIStackView
- Lesson 03: View Properties used by AutoLayoutAutoLayout uses 3 properties that all views share: intrinsicContentSize, compressionResistence and contentHugging. Don’t be put away by the weird names! It’s actually pretty simple, and in this lesson, you’ll learn all about them.
- Lesson 04: Beginning StackViews In this lesson, you will learn about 4 properties of StackViews that define its apparently weird behavior. Once you’re done with this lesson, you will understand there’s a logic to StackViews, and a lot of power too.
- Lesson 05: Positioning Views & ConstraintsIn this lesson, your will learn what a constraint is and well as the role of constraints in AutoLayout.
- Lesson 06: Horizontal LayoutsIn this lesson, we will create simple horizontal layouts. These will be building blocks for more complex layouts.
- Lesson 07: Vertical LayoutsIn this lesson, we will take composition and vertical layouts to the next step and use them to create more complex layouts.
- Lesson 08: Beyond AutoLayoutBefore you leave, let’s take a look at what you went through and what might be lying ahead.
  - Concept 01: Why is AutoLayout Hard?
  - Concept 02: Different Devices, Different Rules…
    Part 08 (Elective): Sketch UI Elements
    Sketch UI elements for your final app, and start visualizing what it might look like.
Module 01: Sketch UI Elements
- Lesson 01: Sketch UI Elements for Your Final App!Now that you know a bit more about UI elements available to you, sketch out some potential UIs for your final app ideas!
  - Concept 01: Welcome to “Project” 2.5!
  - Concept 02: On Developing Multiple Ideas
  - Concept 03: UI Elements for App Ideas
  - Concept 04: Table Views or Collection Views?
  - Concept 05: Navigation or Modal Presentation?
  - Concept 06: Anything You’re Unable to Implement?
  - Concept 07: Post Sketches for Your App Ideas
    Part 09 : Network Requests and GCD
    Incorporate networking into your apps, and harness the power of APIs to display images and retrieve data. Use Apple’s Grand Central Dispatch, or GCD, framework to create asynchronous apps, ensuring a smooth user experience, even while your apps run lengthy operations in the background.
Module 01: Introduction
- Lesson 01: Welcome to Part 2!So far, you’ve focused largely on UIKit and various UI elements of your apps. Now, you’ll learn how to deal with network requests and storing data to the device.
  - Concept 01: Your Next Waypoint
Module 02: Swift for Networking
- Lesson 01: Prereq: Associated ValuesAssociated values are values that can be attached to enum cases. In this lesson, learn how to use associated values to enhance enums while simultaneously improving their readability and conciseness.
- Lesson 02: Prereq: GuardsGuards, or guard statements, specify conditions that must be true for execution to continue. By using guards, you can create preconditions and safely control execution.
- Lesson 03: Prereq: ErrorsIn this lesson, learn how to handle errors in Swift. These errors, unlike warnings or issues raised by the compiler, are generated in situations where correct behavior cannot be guaranteed.
- Lesson 04: Prereq: GenericsGenerics is one of the most powerful features in Swift. It powers Swift arrays, dictionaries, and collections, and it can be used to apply functionality to specified types.
- Lesson 05: Prereq: Closures ReloadedLearn about closures, an alternative syntax to functions, as well as how typealias allows you to rename existing types.
Module 03: iOS Networking with Swift
- Lesson 01: Networking Foundations: HTTPSee what happens behind the scenes when you visit a website and learn the basics of HTTP networking.
- Lesson 02: Networking Foundations: SwiftApply your knowledge of HTTP networking to make GET requests in Swift and use GCD to ensure a responsive UI.
- Lesson 03: Intro to Web ServicesVisit the documentation for a third party web API and use it to build a networked iOS app.
- Lesson 04: Consuming DataGet practice parsing JSON and learn a variety of parsing techniques using Swift’s Codable protocol.
- Lesson 05: AuthenticationLearn about the authentication process, access user-specific data, and make your first POST request in Swift.
- Lesson 06: Deeper API InteractionPractice reading documentation as you add features to a networked app.
- Lesson 07: Common Networking ChallengesLearn techniques for debugging networked apps, limiting network usage, and properly handling errors.
Module 04: Project On the Map
- Lesson 01: On the MapIn this project, you’ll pull in data from a web service to display a map with pins. Tapping on a pin will display a custom URL posted by another iOSND student at that location.Project Description - On the MapProject Rubric - On the Map
Module 05: Career Services
- Lesson 01: Take 30 Min to Improve your LinkedInFind your next job or connect with industry peers on LinkedIn. Ensure your profile attracts relevant leads that will grow your professional network.Project Description - Improve Your LinkedIn ProfileProject Rubric - Improve Your LinkedIn Profile
- Lesson 02: Optimize Your GitHub ProfileOther professionals are collaborating on GitHub and growing their network. Submit your profile to ensure your profile is on par with leaders in your field.Project Description - Optimize Your GitHub ProfileProject Rubric - Optimize Your GitHub Profile
Module 06: Suggested Electives
- Lesson 01: Suggested ElectivesTime to get some more practice with web APIs, and get really comfortable debugging!
  - Concept 01: Suggested Electives
    Part 10 (Elective): Find Web APIs
    Find Web APIs to use for your final app.
Module 01: Find Web APIs
- Lesson 01: Find Web APIs for Your Final AppBegin researching potential web APIs to use in your final app.
  - Concept 01: Welcome to “Project” 3.5!
  - Concept 02: Find Existing APIs and Libraries
  - Concept 03: Advice for Choosing Web APIs & Libraries
  - Concept 04: Find & Vet Web APIs
  - Concept 05: Constructing URLs
  - Concept 06: Structure of the Web API’s Data
  - Concept 07: User Authentication
  - Concept 08: Summary and What’s Next
    Part 11 (Elective): iOS Debugging
    Learn how to debug your apps quickly and efficiently so that you can boost your productivity as a developer.
Module 01: iOS Debugging
- Lesson 01: Debugging, Printing, and LoggingMeet the “So Many Bugs” app, which is used to solve coding mysteries. Learn about the debugging process, and how to use print statements to identify bugs.
- Lesson 02: Stepping Through CodeLearn how to use breakpoints to examine application state at any point during execution.
- Lesson 03: LLDB and Breakpoint ActionsLearn about LLDB (low-level debugger)—the debugging super tool. Learn common LLDB commands, tips, and tricks.
- Lesson 04: Breakpoints and Visual ToolsLearn about exception and symbolic breakpoints, and how to debug your code using Xcode’s visual debugging tools.
  - Concept 01: Exception Breakpoints
  - Concept 02: Symbolic Breakpoints
  - Concept 03: Pro Trip: “Property” Breakpoints
  - Concept 04: Fix the Breakpoint Scene
  - Concept 05: Quick Look
  - Concept 06: Debug View Hierarchy
  - Concept 07: Fixing the Visual Bugs
  - Concept 08: Fixing the Visual Bugs: Solution Pt. 2
  - Concept 09: Xcode Debugging Hotkeys
  - Concept 10: Becoming a Debugging Ninja
  - Concept 11: Squash All the Bugs!
    Part 12 : Data Persistence
    Learn about simple persistence, the iOS File System, and the “sandbox.” Set up the classes we need to get Core Data up and running so that we can create, save, and delete model objects. Enable user interfaces to reactively update whenever the model changes, and safely migrate user data between versions.
Module 01: Grand Central Dispatch
- Lesson 01: GCD and QueuesUnderstand how and what tasks you can run in the background on an app and what must always run in the foreground.
- Lesson 02: Backgrounding Lengthy TasksCreate a simple app that downloads huge images. Apply your newly acquired knowledge to send this network lengthy task to the background in two different ways.
Module 02: iOS Persistence and Core Data
- Lesson 01: Simple PersistenceLearn about simple persistence and how to save small pieces of data, like user preference, using NSUserDefaults.
- Lesson 02: iOS File System and SandboxingLearn about the iOS File System, the “sandbox”, and how to access these files using NSFileManager.
- Lesson 03: Introducing Core DataExplore what a data layer is, and how to convert a non-Core Data app to have a Core Data model.
- Lesson 04: The Core Data StackSet up the classes we need to get Core Data up and running so that we can create, save, and delete model objects.
- Lesson 05: Simpler Code with Core DataEnable user interfaces to reactively update whenever the model changes.
- Lesson 06: Rounding Out Core DataSafely migrate user data between versions, and move slow work to the background.
Module 03: Project: Virtual Tourist
- Lesson 01: Project: Virtual TouristBuild an app that lets you tour the world from the comfort of your home. Users will be able to drop pins on a map, download pictures for the location, and save favorites to their device.Project Description - Virtual TouristProject Rubric - Virtual Tourist
  - Concept 01: Virtual Tourist
Module 04: Suggested Elective
- Lesson 01: Optional Elective: Firebase in a Weekend - SaturdayLearn about additional data persistence solutions to impress employers! We highly encourage you to do this elective. It is optional.
- Lesson 02: Optional Elective: Firebase in a Weekend - SundayDuring the Sunday lesson, you’ll be getting into more advanced topics. They include:
- Lesson 03: Optional Elective: Firebase in a Weekend - MondayGot extra time this weekend? As a bonus, you will write your own Cloud Function for Firebase that makes chat more fun by adding emojis to FriendlyChat conversations. Cloud Functions for Firebase integ
  - Concept 01: Intro to Monday Module
  - Concept 02: Swift to JavaScript Comparison
  - Concept 03: Intro to Cloud Functions
  - Concept 04: Install the Firebase CLI
  - Concept 05: Create the Local Project
  - Concept 06: Cloud Functions Structure
  - Concept 07: Function with Realtime Database
  - Concept 08: Deploy and Test
  - Concept 09: Emojify in FriendlyChat App
  - Concept 10: More Functions
  - Concept 11: Cloud Functions Conclusion
    Part 13 (Elective): Firebase in a Weekend
    This course will teach you when and why to choose Firebase as a backend for your iOS application.
Module 01: Firebase in a Weekend
- Lesson 01: Firebase in a Weekend: SaturdayStart the weekend off right by implementing Firebase in FriendlyChat. FriendlyChat is a realtime messaging application. In this lesson you will:
  - Create a Firebase project in the Firebase console
  - Setup Firebase in FriendlyChat
  - Read and write chat message data to the Firebase Realtime Database
  - Secure your database with Firebase’s security rules language
  - Setup login and authentication for users
  - Concept 01: Weekend Plans
  - Concept 02: Course Contents
  - Concept 03: Favorite Features
  - Concept 04: Examination of Final App
  - Concept 05: Creating a Firebase Project
  - Concept 06: Download the Friendly Chat App
  - Concept 07: Firing Up FriendlyChat
  - Concept 08: Firebase in Xcode
  - Concept 09: Installing Cocoapods
  - Concept 10: Setting up Cocoapods for FriendlyChat
  - Concept 11: Starter Code Walkthrough
  - Concept 12: Starter Code Walkthrough Exercise
  - Concept 13: Firebase Realtime Database
  - Concept 14: Why Firebase Realtime Database?
  - Concept 15: Database Structure
  - Concept 16: Exploring the Database
  - Concept 17: Configuring the Database in FriendlyChat
  - Concept 18: Sending a Message
  - Concept 19: Database Rules for Testing
  - Concept 20: Reading from the Database
  - Concept 21: Reading Messages
  - Concept 22: Showing Messages
  - Concept 23: Database Rules for Testing
  - Concept 24: Database Security
  - Concept 25: Database Security Rules
  - Concept 26: Advanced Database Rules
  - Concept 27: Why is it Great to Authenticate?
  - Concept 28: Why is it Great to Authenticate? (Exercise)
  - Concept 29: FirebaseUI Authentication
  - Concept 30: Authentication in Firebase Console
  - Concept 31: Getting Started with FirebaseUI
  - Concept 32: Configuring Email and Password Authentication
  - Concept 33: Configuring Google Authentication
  - Concept 34: Saturday Check In
- Lesson 02: Firebase in a Weekend: SundayDuring the Sunday lesson, you’ll be getting into more advanced topics. They include:
  - Using Firebase Storage to allow users to upload picture messages from their phone
  - Securing your user’s uploaded files using Firebase’s Storage rules
  - Accessing and analyzing your application’s data about user behaviors
  - Sending notifications to users from the Firebase console
  - Using Firebase Remote Config to test a new max length for FriendlyChat messages, all without an app update
  - Concept 01: Sunday Funday
  - Concept 02: Firebase Storage Features
  - Concept 03: Creating Storage Structure
  - Concept 04: Sending Friendly Photos
  - Concept 05: Message in a Bottle
  - Concept 06: A Fix and a Break
  - Concept 07: Message Received!
  - Concept 08: Bonus: Seeing the Bigger Picture
  - Concept 09: Keep Your Stuff Safe
  - Concept 10: Not Your Parents’ Permissions
  - Concept 11: Playing Matchmaker
  - Concept 12: Playing Matchmaker Exercise
  - Concept 13: Follow the Rules
  - Concept 14: Contexts or Chaos
  - Concept 15: Reading in Context
  - Concept 16: Securing it All Together
  - Concept 17: Analytics Answer “Now What?”
  - Concept 18: Analyze This
  - Concept 19: Notify Me
  - Concept 20: Notifications Next Steps
  - Concept 21: Remote Config: Little Changes, Big Impact
  - Concept 22: Policies and Limits
  - Concept 23: Talking Too Much
  - Concept 24: Fixing Message Length
  - Concept 25: Remote Config - Conclusion
  - Concept 26: Making Firebase Your Homebase
  - Concept 27: Conclusion/Extra Practice
- Lesson 03: Firebase in a Weekend: MondayGot extra time this weekend? As a bonus, you will write your own Cloud Function for Firebase that makes chat more fun by adding emojis to FriendlyChat conversations. Cloud Functions for Firebase integrates the Firebase platform by letting you write code that responds to events and invokes functionality exposed by other Firebase features.
  - Concept 01: Intro to Monday Module
  - Concept 02: Swift to JavaScript Comparison
  - Concept 03: Intro to Cloud Functions
  - Concept 04: Install the Firebase CLI
  - Concept 05: Create the Local Project
  - Concept 06: Cloud Functions Structure
  - Concept 07: Function with Realtime Database
  - Concept 08: Deploy and Test
  - Concept 09: Emojify in FriendlyChat App
  - Concept 10: More Functions
  - Concept 11: Cloud Functions Conclusion
    Part 14 (Elective): Firebase Analytics
    Learn how to grow an app’s user base using Firebase Analytics, a free and unlimited analytics solution. You’ll be able to learn who your users are and how they interact with your app.
Module 01: Firebase Analytics
- Lesson 01: Introduction to Digital AnalyticsIn this lesson, we will take on the role of the developer for a live app: Flood It! We will discuss the foundations of digital analytics using Flood It as a model.
- Lesson 02: Introduction to Firebase AnalyticsLearn about the Firebase Analytics Dashboard and how to view the data collected by your apps. Also, learn how to build audiences and funnels by leveraging events with Firebase Analytics.
- Lesson 03: Implementing In-App AnalyticsLearn how to use built-in events provided by Firebase Analytics and implement some of your own. Then, see how easy it is to tailor an app experience to segments of users with User Properties.
- Lesson 04: Analytics IntegrationIn this lesson, you’ll build upon what you’ve learned about Firebase Analytics and explore crash reporting, remote configuration, and dynamic links — a suite of powerful tools for improving your apps.
  - Concept 01: Intro: Analytics Integration
  - Concept 02: Track Certain Groups of Users with Audiences
  - Concept 03: Quiz: Create an Audience
  - Concept 04: Using an Audience
  - Concept 05: Fix Crashes with Crash Reporting
  - Concept 06: Configuring Crash Reporting
  - Concept 07: Quiz: Report a Crash
  - Concept 08: Improve Your App with Remote Config
  - Concept 09: Implementing Remote Config
  - Concept 10: Dynamic Links
  - Concept 11: Implementing Dynamic Links
  - Concept 12: Custom Parameters for Dynamic Links
  - Concept 13: Quiz: Implementing Dynamic Links
  - Concept 14: Summary: Analytics Integration
  - Concept 15: Conclusion
    Part 15 : Project: You Decide!
    This is your chance to let your iOS Developer skills shine! For this final project, you’ll design and build your own iOS app, taking the design from the drawing board to the App Store.
Module 01: How to Make an iOS App
- Lesson 01: ResearchBrainstorm and vet multiple app ideas. Think about the UI elements used in each, get user feedback on designs, and investigate relevant web APIs and libraries.
- Lesson 02: BuildChoose an idea to pursue and build it! We’ll share tips for getting started, dealing with code that doesn’t work, and how to submit to the App Store.
- Lesson 03: ReflectReflect on the process: What went well, and what you might do differently next time? Recognizing and learning from mistakes is what makes you a better developer!
Module 02: Project: You Decide!
- Lesson 01: Project: You Decide!This is your chance to let your iOS Developer skills shine! For this final project, you’ll design and build your own iOS app, taking the design from the drawing board to the App Store.Project Description - You Decide!Project Rubric - You Decide!
  - Concept 01: You Decide!
Module 03: Suggested Electives
- Lesson 01: Suggested ElectivesContinue your career progress, and take our Technical Interview Prep and Mobile Design Patterns courses to help ace your next interview.
  - Concept 01: Suggested Electives
    Part 16 (Elective): Objective-C for Swift Developers
    This series of coding challenges is designed to prepare you for the most common causes of friction between Objective-C and Swift.
Module 01: Objective-C for Swift Developers
- Lesson 01: Objective-C vs. SwiftLearn the distinguishing language features of Objective-C.
- Lesson 02: Writing Classes in Objective-CFamiliarize yourself with Objective-C syntax. Write some classes and properties from scratch.
- Lesson 03: Methods and Messages in Objective-CMaster how to write and call methods in Objective-C. Build a functioning game.
- Lesson 04: Porting from Objective-C to Swift (Part 1)Write custom classes and incorporate third party frameworks and extensions.
- Lesson 05: Porting from Objective-C to Swift (Part 2)Persist data with NSCoder and NSKeyedArchiver. Implement navigation with a collection view.
- Lesson 06: Common Interop ChallengesFacilitate communication between the languages of iOS. Complete a set of coding challenges to sharpen interop skills.
Module 02: Interoperability Problem Set
- Lesson 01: Interoperability Problem SetDevelop good habits for dealing with variables exported by Objective-C in forms that are difficult for Swift to handle.Project Description - Objective-C for Swift DevelopersProject Rubric - Objective-C for Swift Developers
  - Concept 01: Interoperability Problem Set Description
  - Concept 02: Interoperability Problem Set
    Part 17 (Elective): Mobile Design Patterns
    This course is strongly recommended for all students who want to gain mastery of common techniques—or design patterns—for organizing and structuring code in iOS apps.
Module 01: Mobile Design Patterns
- Lesson 01: Principles of Software DesignLearn the core principles and tenets of software design.
- Lesson 02: Creational Design PatternsUnderstand what creational design patterns are and when to apply them.
- Lesson 03: Structural Design PatternsUnderstand what structural design patterns are and when to apply them.
- Lesson 04: Behavioral Design PatternsLearn about behavioral design patterns, and know when to apply them.
- Lesson 05: Software Anti-PatternsUnderstand why learning software anti-patterns, and writing code “the wrong way” is just as important as learning best practices when designing scalable and maintainable code.
  - Concept 01: Introduction to Software Anti-Patterns
  - Concept 02: Code Smell
  - Concept 03: God Object
  - Concept 04: God Object Exercise
  - Concept 05: God Object Exercise: Solution
  - Concept 06: Deep Inheritance
  - Concept 07: Deep Inheritance Exercise
  - Concept 08: Global Variables
  - Concept 09: The Takeaway
  - Concept 10: Congratulations!
    Part 18 (Elective): Technical Interview Prep
    Get hands-on practice and detailed walk-throughs of data structures and algorithms. Note that the programming interface in this course is still in beta, and is continually being improved.
Module 01: Technical Interviewing Prep - Swift
- Lesson 01: Please Read Before Taking this CourseA reminder that the Swift Workspace, your programming interface in this course, is still in beta and is continually being improved.
  - Concept 01: Important Note about Your Swift Workspace
- Lesson 02: Introduction and EfficiencyStart off with a basic introduction to topics covered in this course and the overall content structure, including an explanation of expected Swift knowledge.
- Lesson 03: List-Based CollectionsLearn the definition of a list in computer science, and see definitions and examples of list-based data structures, arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues.
- Lesson 04: Searching and SortingExplore how to search and sort with list-based data structures, including binary search and bubble, merge, and quick sort. Learn how to use recursion.
- Lesson 05: Maps and HashingUnderstand the concepts of sets, maps (dictionaries), and hashing. Examine common problems and approaches to hashing, and practice with examples.
- Lesson 06: TreesLearn the concepts and terminology associated with tree data structures. Investigate tree types, such as binary search trees, heaps, and self-balancing trees.
- Lesson 07: GraphsExamine the theoretical concept of a graph and understand common graph terms, coded representations, properties, traversals, and paths.
- Lesson 08: Case Studies in AlgorithmsExplore famous computer science problems, specifically the Shortest Path Problem, the Knapsack Problem, and the Traveling Salesman Problem.
- Lesson 09: Technical Interviewing TechniquesLearn about the “algorithm” for answering common technical interviewing questions. Practice and get tips for giving interviewers what they’re looking for.

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编程算法/前后端系列-2022

iOS开发工程师

iOS Developer Nanodegree

Content

Part 01 : Welcome to the Nanodegree

Part 02 : Learn Swift Programming

Part 03 : Intro to iOS App Development with Swift

**Part 04 (Elective):** Version Control with Git

**Part 05 (Elective):** GitHub and Collaboration

Part 06 : UIKit Fundamentals

**Part 07 (Elective):** AutoLayout

**Part 08 (Elective):** Sketch UI Elements

Part 09 : Network Requests and GCD

**Part 10 (Elective):** Find Web APIs

**Part 11 (Elective):** iOS Debugging

Part 12 : Data Persistence

**Part 13 (Elective):** Firebase in a Weekend

**Part 14 (Elective):** Firebase Analytics

Part 15 : Project: You Decide!

**Part 16 (Elective):** Objective-C for Swift Developers

**Part 17 (Elective):** Mobile Design Patterns

**Part 18 (Elective):** Technical Interview Prep

iOS开发工程师

iOS Developer Nanodegree

Content

Part 01 : Welcome to the Nanodegree

Part 02 : Learn Swift Programming

Part 03 : Intro to iOS App Development with Swift

Part 04 (Elective): Version Control with Git

Part 05 (Elective): GitHub and Collaboration

Part 06 : UIKit Fundamentals

Part 07 (Elective): AutoLayout

Part 08 (Elective): Sketch UI Elements

Part 09 : Network Requests and GCD

Part 10 (Elective): Find Web APIs

Part 11 (Elective): iOS Debugging

Part 12 : Data Persistence

Part 13 (Elective): Firebase in a Weekend

Part 14 (Elective): Firebase Analytics

Part 15 : Project: You Decide!

Part 16 (Elective): Objective-C for Swift Developers

Part 17 (Elective): Mobile Design Patterns

Part 18 (Elective): Technical Interview Prep

**Part 04 (Elective):** Version Control with Git

**Part 05 (Elective):** GitHub and Collaboration

**Part 07 (Elective):** AutoLayout

**Part 08 (Elective):** Sketch UI Elements

**Part 10 (Elective):** Find Web APIs

**Part 11 (Elective):** iOS Debugging

**Part 13 (Elective):** Firebase in a Weekend

**Part 14 (Elective):** Firebase Analytics

**Part 16 (Elective):** Objective-C for Swift Developers

**Part 17 (Elective):** Mobile Design Patterns

**Part 18 (Elective):** Technical Interview Prep