IOS Developer Training

By the completion of this iOS development course, you will learn:

• Fundamentals of iOS architecture  
• Basic concepts of Objective-C
• Understand iOS programming concepts 
• Designing application layouts and building apps 
• Data storage, Web service and address book usage
• Creating NS user default and PLIST files. 
• Handling notification services on iOS. 
• Apple certification exam details 
• Usage of Sprit Kit framework 
• Apple store: App uploading process 

• Web Developers 
• System Developers 
• System design professionals 
• Aspirants who wish to become a professional in iOS development.

• iOS development is one of the fast-growing platforms of today’s IT world. 
• There are a good number of job opportunities are available for skilled iOS development professionals. 
• According to Indeed.com, the average salary earned by an iOS developer is around $126587 per annum. 

Yes, you will receive an iOS development course completion certificate form SK Trainings at the end of the training. This certificate is valid across all the top organizations and simplifies your job search.

Yes, you will get all assistance required to clear your iOS development Certification exam. Moreover, our iOS development syllabus is in line with the certification syllabus which makes your preparation way easier.

• 40 Working days, daily 1 Hour

• 32 bit “Mac OS X” system with 2/++ GB RAM (minimum).
• OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard ) or other higher
• Xcode IDE-4.3 or other Higher

• iOS SDK: iPhone, iPod Touch
• Xcode
• Interface Builder
• iPhone Simulator
• Debugger

• Xcode IDE
• Editing
• Building
• Running
• Console

• The Mobile App Paradigm
• Review of Intro to MVC
• UIView and UIWindow classes
• View Hierarchy
• Memory Management
• Custom Views: Creating a subclass of UIView, Drawing with Core Graphics
• Controllers: View Controller Initialisation, View Life Cycle, Controllers of

• Coordinate Space
• Objects
• Dynamic Typing and Binding
• Classes
• Foundation Basics: collections, enumeration
• Memory Management Basics

• Protocols
• Categories

• Views

• Custom Views

• UIViewController, UINavigation Controller, UITabbar Controller etc,.

• Recognising and Handling Gestures: pinch, pan, zoom, swipe, and tap

• UIImageView, UIWebView, UIScrollView, UITableView and UITableViewController

• Property Lists and their limitations
• Archiving Objects
• Storing on the filesystem
• SQLite
• Core Data Framework
• Using @propertys to access information
• Xcode Generated Code for @property access
• Querying data
• Displaying Core Data data in Table Views
• Fetch Request
• CoreDataTableViewController

• What is a block
• Block Syntax
• Context and Scope
• Memory Management in Blocks
• Declaring variables to hold blocks
• Shorthand in block definitions
• Usages of Blocks
• Grand Central Dispatch API
• Creating and Releasing Queues
• Putting blocks in queues
• Getting the current or main queue

• Textual content: UITextView
• Keyboard control
• Alerts & Timers
• Core Media: audio, still photos and
• Core Motion: accelerometer and gyro in apps

No, you cannot inherit the structures.

For multiple values, we have a Temporary container called Tuples. Tuples is enclosed in parentheses and has a list a type which are comma-separated.

Apple Inc created and developed a mobile operating system called iOS (intelligent Operating System).

Abbreviation of ARC is “Automatic Reference Counting”.

The cloud transfer statements are fallthrough, throw, break, return, and continue.

At the time of property declaration, the question mark ‘?’ is used to make a property optional.

Abbreviation of QOS is Quality of Service

Below are some of the features of Swift

• Overflow is checked for Integers and Arrays
• Classes in unsafe mode are eliminated
• Automatic management of Memory is performed
• Instead of ‘if’ statement, users can make use of Switch function

A method that has similar names more than one time but with different arguments is called method overloading.

Using QOS in iOS, users can dispatch queues, prioritize queues, POSIX threads, and thread objects. When the user assigns the task priority wise, iOS apps give a quick response.

To develop applications which run on Mac OS X, Cocoa provides Foundation and AppKit frameworks.

The various property types are atomic & non-atomic, assign, strong, weak, retain and copy.

A deadlock is a situation where two different programs or processed depend on one another for completion, either because both are using.

To develop applications which run on iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, Cocoa Touch provides Foundation and UI framework.

Façade, Delegate, Command, Model View Controller, Temple method, Observer, and Singleton are the available design patterns of iOS.

Main, Concurrent and Serial are the different types of dispatch queues.

Key Value Coding (KVC) is used to access a value or property with the help of string.

Setting variable directly (Forward), Delegate (Backward), and Segue, in prepareForSegue method (Forward) are the three methods available to pass the data between view controllers.

Key-Value Observing (KVO) is used to detect modifications to a value or property.