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-====== Android Programming Workshop -- Local Arrangements ======
+====== Android Programming Workshop — Purdue Local Arrangements ======
-Interested in Java programming on an Android phone?  O'Reilly is sponsoring an online tutorial workshop:
+Interested in Java programming on the Android phone?  O'Reilly is sponsoring an online tutorial workshop:
-    [[http://training.oreilly.com/androidapps-java/|Developing Android Applications with Java]] \\
+  * [[http://training.oreilly.com/androidapps-java/|Developing Android Applications with Java]] \\
-    Instructor: Tony Hillerson
+  * Instructor: Tony Hillerson
+  * Tuesdays at 2:00 EST, February 9-March 16, 2010
-It starts Tuesday, February 9th at 2:00 and runs once a week for five weeks.  I have reserved LWSN B158 for this time and will set up to watch the sessions live and offer help, answer questions, and provide additional material as necessary.
-If you are interested in participating, register at the site above and let [[mailto:jtk@purdue.edu|me]] know (so I can make sure we have enough room).
+I am arranging a "local viewing party" to watch the sessions live and offer help, answer questions, and provide additional material as necessary.  I will have a limited number of Android G1 phones to try out (you can also use the emulator).
+Local (Purdue) viewing:
+  * LWSN B158
+If you are interested in participating, register at the site above and let [[mailto:jtk@purdue.edu|me]] know (so I can make sure we have enough room).  If you miss the first session, that's probably OK--we can catch you up.
+Tim Korb
+====== Preparing for the Workshop ======
+If you do not have an account on the CS machines, send me [[mailto:jtk@purdue.edu|email]].
+If you have a laptop, you may want to use it rather than one of the lab machines.  You'll need the Java SDK, the Android SDK, Eclipse, and the Android Development Tools (ADT).
+  * http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ (get eclipse-java-galileo-SR1-linux-gtk.tar.gz)
+  * http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
+If you can come early for at least the first day (today), it will help getting started.  I'll plan to be in the lab at 1:30.
+====== First Command Line Application ======
+<code>
+% cd to a directory of your choice
+% android create project --target 2 --path ./FirstApp --activity FirstApp --package apt.tutorial
+% cd FirstApp
+% android &
+...create an Android AVD...
+% ant install
+</code>