Dao Nhat Nam - FUNiX

Using Android Studio, and its built-in emulator, I built my first Android application. The assignment was to make a quiz of my choice, and what better topic than ducks? My quiz has 2 multiple-choice questions, and 1 free-response question. Once all questions are answered, you can submit, and the quiz will check your answers.

This is my second Android application using Android Studio. The assignment was to make a guide of some sort. The theme could be whatever I wanted, so I went with gaming equipment - not that I knew too much about them, it just felt right. I needed 4 things in the main page that when clicked, would lead to 4 different pages all containing a ListView(list) of relevant information. Then, the user needed to be able to return to the main page. My 4 topics are "mouse", "headset", "monitor", and "keyboard". Each page displays recommended products of those equipment. On the top corner I put a "Back" button that will return you to the main page.

As my third Android application assignment, I made an alarm clock. The application must be able to allow the user to add time-set alarms that are then displayed on a list on the main page. The alarm will ring on its allocated time, can be edited, switched on and off, and deleted. On my application, there is a menu bar on top with a "plus" button to its right. When the button is pushed, a time picker will pop up for you to pick the time for your alarm. After pressing "ADD", you will return to the main page, your new alarm will be added to the list for you to edit, delete, turn on and off, and listen to the wonderful harmony of the alarm ringtone when it is played.