MFS 2014 - International Workshop on Mobile Forensic & Security

More than 133 million people in the U.S. currently own a smartphone and people more and more depend on mobile devices for their information demand and social needs. For example, 43 percent of email is opened on a mobile device. Thus, besides having traditional websites, businesses and organizations have started to provide mobile applications. Android, a mobile operation system, is based on Java which is powerful, free, and open source. This workshop provides demonstrations to illustrate Android mobile application development.
List of Topics
Android development environment
Fundamental concepts in Android development
Creating a User Interface with Views
Displaying Images
Messaging
Location-based Services
Speaker’s Biography
Dr. Zhongming Ma is an Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. He received his Ph.D. (concentration on Information Systems) from University of Utah, M.S. in Management Information Systems from University of Arizona, and B.S. in Mechanic Engineering from Tsinghua University.
Dr. Ma had working experiences as systems analyst and software engineer. He has taught classes in programming, systems analysis & design, and databases. His main research interest is Web mining for knowledge discovery and he has published in journals, such as ACM Transactions on Information Systems and Decision Support Systems.