(June 1, 2009) Professor Ge Wang, Stanford Professor and creator of the popular iPhone Ocarina and Leaf Trombone apps, demonstrates how creativity and social connections can intersect on a global scale.

1. Introduction to Mac OS X, Cocoa Touch, Objective-C and Tools
2. Using Objective-C and Foundation Objects
3. Custom Classes, Memory Management and Properties
4. MVC, Interface Builder and Controls & Target-Action
5. Views, Animation and Open GL
6. View Controllers
7. Navigation Controllers, Tab Bar Controllers, Searching
8. Table Views
9. Dealing with Data: User defaults/Settings, CoreData, JSON & XML and Push
10. Threading, Notifications and KVC
11. Text, Responders and Modal Views
12. Address Book: Putting People in Your App
13. WebViews and MapKit: Debugging Tips, Searching, Notifications and KVC/KVO
14. Touch Events and Multi-Touch
15. Device APIs: Location, Accelerometer, Compass and Battery life
16. Audio Playback, Video Playback, Image/Video Picker and iPod Media Access
17. Creating New Expressive Social Mediums on the iPhone
18. Unit Testing, Localization and Objective-C Fun

In this course, Prof. Alan Cannistraro, Prof. Josh Shaffer and Prof. Evan Doll give 18 video lectures on iPhone Application Programming. Lectures were taped April 1, 2009 - June 3, 2009.



Staff



Lecturers:

Alan Cannistraro: accannis@stanford.edu

Josh Shaffer: joshh@stanford.edu

Evan Doll: edoll@stanford.edu



Student TAs:

- Paul Salzman: paulsalz@stanford.edu>

- David Jacobs: dejacobs@stanford.edu>



Grand-Master Chief:

- Paul Marcos: pmarcos@apple.com



Course Website: http://cs193p.stanford.edu



Other Websites:

- Apple Dev Center: http://developer.apple.com

- Developer Forums: http://devforums.apple.com

- External resources:

    - http://cs193p.com

    - http://groups.google.com/group/iphone-appdev-auditors/