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- 1. Mobile Technology CP3307 / CP5307
- 3. Teaching Staff Jason Holdsworth - Cairns Office A2.137.1, Phone 40421195 jason.holdsworth@jcu.edu.au
- 4. Teaching Staff Jason Holdsworth - Cairns Office A2.137.1, Phone 40421195 jason.holdsworth@jcu.edu.au Dmitry Konovalov - Townsville Office DB017-047, Phone 47814621 Dmitry.Konovalov@jcu.edu.au
- 5. Class Times - Cairns
- 6. Class Times - Cairns Lectures: 12noon-2pm Thursdays in B1.124
- 7. Class Times - Cairns Lectures: 12noon-2pm Thursdays in B1.124 Workshops: 2-4pm Fridays in E1.017
- 8. Class Times - Townsville
- 9. Class Times - Townsville Lectures: Tuesdays 10am-11am in DB017-153 Wednesdays 11am-12noon in DB017-153
- 10. Class Times - Townsville Lectures: Tuesdays 10am-11am in DB017-153 Wednesdays 11am-12noon in DB017-153 Workshops: Wednesdays 12noon-2pm DB017-033
- 11. Purpose of this subject
- 12. Purpose of this subject Introduction to Mobile Technology
- 14. Learning Outcomes Hands-on experience programming mobiles
- 15. Learning Outcomes Hands-on experience programming mobiles Java ME, iPhone SDK, Windows Phone 7
- 16. Learning Outcomes Hands-on experience programming mobiles Java ME, iPhone SDK, Windows Phone 7 Wireless communication on mobile devices
- 17. Learning Outcomes Hands-on experience programming mobiles Java ME, iPhone SDK, Windows Phone 7 Wireless communication on mobile devices Compare and contrast mobile technologies
- 24. Subject Assessment Workshops 10% Weeks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11
- 25. Subject Assessment Workshops 10% Weeks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 Assignment One 15% (Feasibility, Prototype)
- 26. Subject Assessment Workshops 10% Weeks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 Assignment One 15% (Feasibility, Prototype) Assignment Two 25% (Beta Release, Demo)
- 27. Subject Assessment Workshops 10% Weeks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 Assignment One 15% (Feasibility, Prototype) Assignment Two 25% (Beta Release, Demo) Final Exam 50% (Invigilated)
- 28. Questions?
- 29. Questions?
- 31. What is Mobility? Anywhere, anytime...
- 33. Mobility Characteristics Physical portability - lightweight, rugged
- 34. Mobility Characteristics Physical portability - lightweight, rugged Usability - support many different users
- 35. Mobility Characteristics Physical portability - lightweight, rugged Usability - support many different users Functionality - custom apps, built-in apps
- 36. Mobility Characteristics Physical portability - lightweight, rugged Usability - support many different users Functionality - custom apps, built-in apps Connectability - bluetooth, WIFI
- 37. 1G
- 38. 1G 1st generation mobile phones
- 39. 1G 1st generation mobile phones Just calls... mobile to mobile/landline
- 40. 1G 1st generation mobile phones Just calls... mobile to mobile/landline No additional functionality
- 41. 1G 1st generation mobile phones Just calls... mobile to mobile/landline No additional functionality Analog system
- 42. 2G
- 43. 2G 2nd generation mobile phones
- 44. 2G 2nd generation mobile phones Digital system
- 45. 2G 2nd generation mobile phones Digital system Additional functionality
- 46. 2G 2nd generation mobile phones Digital system Additional functionality SMS, WAP, Packet news, etc
- 47. 3G
- 48. 3G 3rd generation mobile phones
- 49. 3G 3rd generation mobile phones Much like 2G - but faster
- 50. 3G 3rd generation mobile phones Much like 2G - but faster But this gave rise to:
- 51. 3G 3rd generation mobile phones Much like 2G - but faster But this gave rise to: Mobile internet apps, chat apps
- 53. Important Point... Customers really want...
- 54. Important Point... Customers really want... Services
- 55. Important Point... Customers really want... Services Personal and Community
- 56. Important Point... Customers really want... Services Personal and Community Technology for its own sake is not enough...
- 57. 4G and beyond
- 58. 4G and beyond 4th generation mobile phones
- 59. 4G and beyond 4th generation mobile phones Flexible
- 60. 4G and beyond 4th generation mobile phones Flexible Peer-to-peer services
- 61. 4G and beyond 4th generation mobile phones Flexible Peer-to-peer services Cooperative services
- 62. 4G and beyond 4th generation mobile phones Flexible Peer-to-peer services Cooperative services
- 67. Mobile phones are NOT EQUAL
- 68. Mobile phones are NOT EQUAL
- 69. Mobile phones are NOT EQUAL
- 70. Mobile phones are NOT EQUAL
- 75. Application Designs thin client zero-layers
- 76. Application Designs thin client zero-layers “Does nothing”
- 77. Application Designs thin client zero-layers “Does nothing” Server does all the work
- 80. Application Designs fat client one-layer
- 81. Application Designs fat client one-layer Useful when server comms is unreliable
- 84. Application Designs fat client two-layer
- 85. Application Designs fat client two-layer Application code is more reusable...
- 88. Application Designs fat client three-layer
- 89. Application Designs fat client three-layer The application code here is very reusable
- 90. The server-side application can follow a similar design
- 91. The server-side application can follow a similar design
- 94. Dealing with connection loss
- 95. Dealing with connection loss
- 96. So the subject goal is.. Introduction to mobile application using these design patterns
- 97. Questions?
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- NOTE: workshops supervised for 1hour only now....\nWeeks 4 - 10 in Mac labs using iPhone SDK\n\nRequired study time: 10 hours a week\n
- NOTE: workshops supervised for 1hour only now....\nWeeks 4 - 10 in Mac labs using iPhone SDK\n\nRequired study time: 10 hours a week\n
- NOTE: workshops supervised for 1hour only now....\nWeeks 4 - 10 in Mac labs using iPhone SDK\n\nRequired study time: 10 hours a week\n
- NOTE: workshops supervised for 1hour only now....\nWeeks 4 - 10 in Mac labs using iPhone SDK\n\nRequired study time: 10 hours a week\n
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- Assignment work, workshops, lectures weeks 2-7, 10\n\nWireless comms: bluetooth and WIFI - second part of the lectures weeks 8-11\n
- Assignment work, workshops, lectures weeks 2-7, 10\n\nWireless comms: bluetooth and WIFI - second part of the lectures weeks 8-11\n
- Assignment work, workshops, lectures weeks 2-7, 10\n\nWireless comms: bluetooth and WIFI - second part of the lectures weeks 8-11\n
- Assignment work, workshops, lectures weeks 2-7, 10\n\nWireless comms: bluetooth and WIFI - second part of the lectures weeks 8-11\n
- API information coming from apple API and java ME API and other online sources\n\nAdditional material coming from “Programming Mobile Devices” and “Mobile Applications”\n
- API information coming from apple API and java ME API and other online sources\n\nAdditional material coming from “Programming Mobile Devices” and “Mobile Applications”\n
- API information coming from apple API and java ME API and other online sources\n\nAdditional material coming from “Programming Mobile Devices” and “Mobile Applications”\n
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- From IT perspective: Easily portable devices (mobile phones, small laptops, netbooks, etc).\n\n\n
- Usability - easy to type in text and menu commands, fast startup, data integrity, robust\n
- Usability - easy to type in text and menu commands, fast startup, data integrity, robust\n
- Usability - easy to type in text and menu commands, fast startup, data integrity, robust\n
- Usability - easy to type in text and menu commands, fast startup, data integrity, robust\n
- service providers - \n\nbasic mobile networks, analog, just calls, no additional functionality\n
- service providers - \n\nbasic mobile networks, analog, just calls, no additional functionality\n
- service providers - \n\nbasic mobile networks, analog, just calls, no additional functionality\n
- service providers - \n\nbasic mobile networks, analog, just calls, no additional functionality\n
- service providers - 3rd party, separate from the telecom’s\n\nBig change from 1G... opened up the mobile market\n
- service providers - 3rd party, separate from the telecom’s\n\nBig change from 1G... opened up the mobile market\n
- service providers - 3rd party, separate from the telecom’s\n\nBig change from 1G... opened up the mobile market\n
- service providers - 3rd party, separate from the telecom’s\n\nBig change from 1G... opened up the mobile market\n
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- Personal - calendar, todos\n\ncommunity - social networking apps, multiplayer games, \n
- Personal - calendar, todos\n\ncommunity - social networking apps, multiplayer games, \n
- Personal - calendar, todos\n\ncommunity - social networking apps, multiplayer games, \n
- Personal - calendar, todos\n\ncommunity - social networking apps, multiplayer games, \n
- e.g. iPhone “facetime”\n\nPossibility of “sensor services” - mobile interacts with nearby sensors that provide services to it\n
- e.g. iPhone “facetime”\n\nPossibility of “sensor services” - mobile interacts with nearby sensors that provide services to it\n
- e.g. iPhone “facetime”\n\nPossibility of “sensor services” - mobile interacts with nearby sensors that provide services to it\n
- e.g. iPhone “facetime”\n\nPossibility of “sensor services” - mobile interacts with nearby sensors that provide services to it\n
- e.g. iPhone “facetime”\n\nPossibility of “sensor services” - mobile interacts with nearby sensors that provide services to it\n
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- Follows a similar design pattern zero-layers to three-layers (3layers shown here)\n
- Follows a similar design pattern zero-layers to three-layers (3layers shown here)\n
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