This is a heads-up to anyone looking for an introduction to iPhone development. The CCSF Computer Science department is planning to offer just such a course in Fall 2010.
Despite the ghastly economy (and the mandated 20% cut in course offerings at CCSF), the CCSF CS department wants to add an iPhone course to the Fall schedule. The course will be taught by an instructor who currently works as a professional iPhone developer. The course looks like it’s a go, but there is always a concern that further budget cuts will delay this course—and even eliminate other CS courses.
iPhone development is done in the Objective-C language, so the course will include an Objective-C boot camp. This course looks like a winner.
Oh, there’s one caveat, and it’s a big one. You’re going to need an Intel Mac to do the course work.
For those who live in the Anti-Apple World, the CCSF CS department is also looking at at creating an Android course in 2011.
Keep hacking…
