Module 1: Getting Started

Module 2: Build a basic UI

Create a project in Xcode.
Identify the function of key files that are created with an Xcodeproject template.
Open and switch between files in a project
Run an app in Simulator.
Add, move, and resize UI elements in a storyboard.
Edit the attributes of UI elements in a storyboard using the Attributes inspector.
View and rearrange UI elements using the outline view.
Preview a storyboard UI using the Preview assistant editor.
Lay out a UI that automatically adapts to the user’s device size using Auto Layout

Module 3: Connect the UI to code.

Explain the relationship between a scene in a storyboard and the underlying view controller.
Create outlet and action connections between UI elements in a storyboard and source code.
Process user input from a text field and display the result in the UI.
Make a class conform to a protocol.
Understand the delegation pattern.
Follow the target-action pattern when designing app architecture.

Module 4: Work with View Controllers

Understand the view controller life cycle and when its callbacks occur, such as viewDidLoad, viewWillAppear and view DidAppear.
Pass data between view controllers
Dismiss a view controller.
Use gesture recognizers as an additional level of generating events.
Anticipate object behaviour based on the UIView/UIControlclass hierarchy.
Use the asset catalogue to add image assets to a project.

Day 2

Module 5: Implement a Custom Control

Module 6: Define your data model

Create a data model.
Write failable initializers on a custom class.
Demonstrate a conceptual understanding of the difference between failable and non failable initializers.
Test a data model by writing and running unit tests.

Module 7: Create a table view

Module 8: Implement Navigation

Embed an existing view controller within a navigation controller in a storyboard.
Create segues between view controllers.
Edit the attributes of a segue in a storyboard using the Attributes inspector.
Pass data between view controllers using the prepareForSegue(_:sender:) method
Perform an unwind segue.
Use stack views to create robust, flexible layouts.

Day 3

Module 9: Implement Edit and Delete behaviour

Module 10: Persist Data

Module 11: Uploading your app to the App Store

iOS-101: iOS Application Development Intermediate