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Asian Institute of Technology
School of Engineering and Technology
Graduate Program
January 2020 Semester Midterm Examination
Course Code: AT80.9009 Course Title: Selected Topic: Mobile Application
Instructor: Chantri Polprasert
Exam Date (dd/mm/yyyy): 6/3/2020 Room : TC101 Time: 9:00-12:00
No. of Students: 8 Instructor is proctoring the exam? • Yes x No
Instructions:
· Books • open x close
· Calculators x allowed • not allowed
· Notes • open x close
· Computers • allowed x not allowed
Additional Instructions:
Only 1 A4 sheet (2-sided) is allowed in the exam
➢ This examination paper has 16 pages (including this cover page).
➢ This exam consists of 5 parts (44 points).
➢ This examination is worth 25% of the final grade.
➢ Show your implementation/calculation in an ordered and proper step.
Justify your answer.
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Part 1 [Short answers] (11 points)
Q1.1 What's the benefit of putting all resources such as images, strings into a
resource folder? (2 points)
Q1.2 What type of resources do we put into the Drawable folder? (0.5 point)
Q1.3 How to refer to the string “Hello AIT” as “h1_AIT” in strings.xml? (0.5 point)
Q1.4 From Q1.3, how to refer to the string “Hello AIT” in XML file? (0.5 point)
Q1.5 From Q1.3, how to refer to the string “Hello AIT” in Kotlin file? (0.5 point)
Q1.6 What does AVD stand for? (0.5 point)
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Q1.7 What's the purpose of AndroidManifest.xml? (1.5 points)
Q1.8 Why do we need different resolutions of an icon picture in the mipmap folder?
(2 points)
Q1.9 Fig 1.1 shows the manifest file of the application. From the figure, answer the
following questions.
Fig. 1.1 Android manifest file of the application
Q1.9.1 How many activities does this application have? (0.5 point)
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Q1.9.2 From Fig. 1.1, what will happen on the launcher if you run this application?
Justify your answer. (1.5 points).
Q1.10 Explain the difference between margin and padding. (1 point)
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Part 2 [Views and Layout] (9 points)
Fig. 2.1 Layout of the application
Fig 2.1 shows the layout of the application. From the figure, answer the following
question.
Q2.1. Design the application with LinearLayout. Hint: Use
@android:color/holo_red_dark as background color for View 1 and
@android:color/holo_blue_dark for View 2. (3 points)
<LinearLayout android:orientation=“vertical”>
<View
(0.5 point)______________________________________
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(0.5 point)______________________________________
(0.5 point)______________________________________ />
<View
(0.5 point)______________________________________
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</LinearLayout>
Q2.2. Explain how to make view1 span 40% of the screen height. Note that the
height of view1 must scale up or down according to device’s height (i.e. if you run
the application on a device with the total screen height of 100dp, height of view1
should be equal to 40dp. However, if the device has a screen height of 200dp, view2
should have a height of 80dp). (1 point)
Q2.3. Explain how to make view2 span 60% of the screen height. Note that the
height of view2 must scale up or down according to device’s height similar to (1.2). (1
point)
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Q2.4. From Q2.2 and Q2.3, explain how Android maintains a 40-60 height ratio
between view1 and view2 across different devices (i.e. you will find that view1/view2
ratio remains constant even if you run the application on two devices with different
heights). (2 points)
Q2.5. What can you do if you want to have a single view in LinearLayout that
occupies only 40% of the screen height, assuming that LinearLayout is already in a
vertical orientation. (2 points)
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Part 3 [Activities] (9.5 points)
Fig. 3.1 shows an application with two activities; FirstActivity and SecondActivity.
FirstActivity is associated with activity_first.xml, containing one text field and one
button. When the button in FirstActivity is clicked, it should launch SecondActivity.
SecondActivity should show activity_second.xml, which displays the value you
entered in FirstActivity and presents that value on the Toast message. Answer the
following questions.
Fig 3.1 (left) FirstActivity and (right) SecondActivity
Q3.1. Add one EditText (use ed1 as its ID), and one Button (use btn1 as its ID) to
activity_first.xml. (3 points)
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<LinearLayout android:orientation=“vertical” …>
<EditText (0.5 point)_____________________________________
(0.5 point)_____________________________________
(0.5 point)_____________________________________/>
<Button (0.5 point)_____________________________________
(0.5 point)_____________________________________
(0.5 point) _____________________________________/>
</LinearLayout>
Q3.2 Complete Kotlin codes for FirstActivity. (2.5 points)
import kotlinx.android.synthetic.main.activity_first.*
class FirstActivity : AppCompatActivity, View.OnClickListener {
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
setContentView((0.5 point) _____________________)
btn1.setOnClickListener( (0.5 point)___________)
}
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override fun onClick(view : View) {
(0.5 point) _____________________________________
(0.5 point) _____________________________________
(0.5 point) _____________________________________
}
}
Q3.3. Add one TextView (use tv1 as its ID) to activity_second.xml. (1.5 point)
<LinearLayout android:orientation:”vertical”>
<TextView (0.5 point) ______________________________
(0.5 point) ______________________________
(0.5 point) ______________________________/>
</LinearLayout>
Q3.4. Complete Kotlin codes for SecondActivity. (2.5 point)
import kotlinx.android.synthetic.main.activity_second.*
class SecondActivity : AppCompatActivity ( ) {
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView((0.5 point) _________________________)
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val ________(0.5 point) : String? = intent.________________(0.5 point)
(0.5 point) _________________________ //display the String on the TextView
(0.5 point) _________________________ //Show the String on the Toast message
}
}
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Question 4 [Menus and Dimension] (10.5 points)
Q4.1 Fig. 4.1 shows steps to implement context menu.
Fig. 4.1 Steps to implement floating context menu
From Fig. 4.1, identify 5 steps to implement context menu and explain the reason
behind each step (0.5 point for Step and 1 point for reason)
Step 1:_________________________________
Reason:________________________________
Step 2:_________________________________
Reason:________________________________
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Step 3:_________________________________
Reason:________________________________
Step 4:_________________________________
Reason:________________________________
Step 5:_________________________________
Reason:________________________________
Q4.2 Explain the the concept of scaling factor. (1 point)
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Table 4.1: Density bucket and scaling factor corresponding to device density
Device Density Density Bucket Scaling factor
232 dpi hdpi - 240 dpi 1.5 px/dp
240 dpi hdpi - 240 dpi 1.5 px/dp
Q4.3 From Table 4.1, determine the size of a 100 dp view on 232 dpi and on 240 dpi
device. Does it exhibit the same physical size on both devices? Justify your results.
Size on 232 dpi (0.5 point)________________________ (inch)
Size on 240 dpi (0.5 point)________________________ (inch)
Justify results (1 point)________________________________________
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Question 5 [Views] (4 points)
Q5.1 How to refer to the RadioGroup from Fig. 5.1 (page 16) in Kotlin file? (1 point)
Q5.2 Draw the UI corresponding to the code in Fig. 5.1 (page 16). (3 points)
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<RadioGroup
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
android:orientation="vertical"
android:id="@+id/rgOperator"
android:checkedButton="@+id/rdDivide">
<RadioButton
android:text="X"
android:id="@+id/rdMult"
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content" />
<RadioButton
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
android:text="/"
android:id="@+id/rdDivide"
android:layout_marginLeft="16dp"/>
</RadioGroup>
Fig. 5.1 XML code of the radio group
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