Mobile App Development (App Inventor)

 This module focuses on the basic UI components in MIT App Inventor that allow users to create interactive and visually appealing apps. Learners will explore a variety of components such as Buttons, Labels, TextBoxes, and more. Through hands-on activities, they will understand the functions and properties of each component, learning how to use them to create basic interfaces. This module builds on the skills learned in previous modules, giving learners the tools they need to create more dynamic and engaging apps.

This module introduces learners to the logic-building environment of MIT App Inventor through the Blocks Editor. Over six structured lessons, students will explore how to control app behavior by using built-in and component-specific blocks. They will develop apps that include screen-switching, conditional logic, variables, loops, and procedures. By the end of this module, students will be able to create fully functional logic-driven apps and understand the fundamentals of programming structure, flow, and reusability.

This module introduces students to a variety of essential components used in creating interactive mobile applications in MIT App Inventor. Through six practical lessons, learners will explore and apply UI elements such as ListPickers, Buttons, Sliders, Checkboxes, Spinners, Switches, and advanced input tools. Each lesson focuses on designing and customizing user interface components and implementing event-driven programming. This module sets the foundation for developing more dynamic and user-responsive mobile apps.

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