GOOGLE AAD CERTIFICATION

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What happens if an MNC provides you a certificate, you know how much it valuable for you just read the given  FAQ.


What is Google AAD and is it helpful?

Google AAD stands for Associate Android Developer and it is more helpful for your resume and if you are interested in the android development 

What is the Eligibility and age requirements and further also?

If you are under 13, you are not eligible to take the exam or to become certified. If you are between 13-17 years of age, you may test and receive certification with parental consent. If you are participating in a location that requires by law a lower minimum age for entry into such programs, then the minimum age limit for that person will be the stated minimum required age. Individuals 18 years or older are eligible for certification without any age-related restrictions.

 You must use the latest version of Android Studio to complete the Associate Android Developer Certification Exam.
What is the exam cost?
The Associate Android Developer Certification is $149 USD.
In India it cost about 6500 RS

                                            
                      EXAM CONTENT

Testing and debugging

Write and execute local JVM unit tests

Write and execute Android UI tests

Use the system log to output debug information

Debug and fix issues with an app's functional behavior and usability

The user interface (UI) and app functionality

Create an Activity that displays a layout

Construct a UI with ConstraintLayout

Create a custom view class and add it to a layout

Add accessibility hooks to a custom view

Apply content descriptions to views for accessibility

Implement a custom app theme

Display items in a RecyclerView

Bind local data to a RecyclerView list using the paging library

Implement menu-based or drawer navigation

Localize the app

Display notifications, toasts, and snack bar messages

Schedule a background task using JobScheduler

Efficiently run jobs in the background

App data and files

Define data using Room entities

Access Room database with data access object (DAO)

Observe and respond to changing data using LiveData

Use a Repository to handle data operations

Read and parse raw resources or asset files

Create persistent preference data from user input

Change the behavior of the app based on user preferences

  



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