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September 7, 2026

iOS Development Course

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This course teaches you how to build iOS applications from scratch using Swift and Xcode. Covering everything from Swift basics to interface building and real app projects, this course is designed for beginners who want to start a career in mobile app development for Apple devices. By the end, you’ll be able to design, code, and publish your own iOS apps.

What Will I Learn?

  • Build native iOS applications from scratch using Swift and Xcode
  • Understand core Swift programming concepts including OOP, optionals, and closures
  • Design app interfaces visually using Xcode's Interface Builder and UIKit
  • Work with local and remote data, including Core Data and API integration
  • Add real-world app features like notifications, media handling, and forms
  • Build complete projects including a to-do list app, weather app, and e-commerce UI
  • Test, prepare, and publish a finished app to the App Store

Course Content

Introduction to iOS Development
This topic introduces students to the iOS development ecosystem and helps them get everything set up before writing any actual code. It builds a foundational understanding of how Apple's app world works and prepares students with the right tools and accounts to start development smoothly.

  • What is iOS Development?
  • Installing Xcode and Setting Up the Environment
  • Understanding the App Store and Developer Account Basics

Swift Basics
This topic covers the fundamentals of the Swift programming language, which is the foundation for all iOS development. Students learn how to write basic Swift code, control program flow, and organize logic using functions — essential skills before moving into app-building.

Xcode Interface Builder
This topic teaches students how to design app screens visually using Xcode's Interface Builder. Instead of building every UI element through code, students learn to use a drag-and-drop approach combined with layout tools to create properly structured, adaptable app interfaces.

Building App UI with UIKit
This topic covers UIKit components used to build functional and attractive app interfaces. Building on Interface Builder skills, students learn to work with common UI elements and structures that make up the majority of real-world iOS apps.

Working with Data
This topic teaches students how apps store, fetch, and manage data — both locally on the device and from the internet. These skills are essential for building apps that remember user information and interact with real-world services.

App Functionality & Features
This topic adds real-world functionality to apps, making them more interactive and useful beyond basic UI and data handling. Students learn to incorporate common features found in professional apps, enhancing the overall user experience.

App Development Projects
This topic lets students apply everything learned so far by building complete, functional apps from start to finish. Through hands-on projects, students gain practical experience combining UI design, data handling, and app features into real, working applications.

Publishing to the App Store
This final topic covers the last steps of turning a finished project into a live, published app. Students learn how to test their app thoroughly, prepare all necessary assets, and go through the submission process to make their app available on the App Store.

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Durations: 040 hours
Lectures: 24
Students: Max 0
Level: Intermediate
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Material Includes

  • 40 hours on-demand video
  • 1 article
  • 7 downloadable resources
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and TV
  • Certificate of completion

Requirements

  • A Mac computer (required to run Xcode)
  • Basic computer knowledge (no prior coding experience required)
  • Xcode installed (free from the Mac App Store)
  • Willingness to practice coding along with lessons
  • An Apple ID (free account is enough for learning; paid Developer account only needed for publishing)

Audience

  • Beginners with no prior coding experience who want to learn iOS app development
  • Students interested in starting a career in mobile app development
  • Web developers looking to expand into native mobile app building
  • Freelancers who want to offer iOS app development services to clients
  • Anyone with an app idea who wants to bring it to life on Apple devices