• Skills
  • Roles
  • Assessments
My Profile
Android Platform
Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google. Application developers use Java to build Android applications, and common challenges include multiple edge cases handling and usability with a vast amount of Android mobile phones.
Skill Levels
Level 0
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4

ijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/ - use levels found under "Software Engineering" and "Programming" sections.

Level 0 corresponds to our Failed Assessment. Level 1 corresponds to our L1. Level 2/3 corresponds to our L2. Level 4 corresponds to our L3.

Circle each appropriate box and take an average. Generally round down unless you have a compelling reason to round up.

ijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/ - use levels found under "Software Engineering" and "Programming" sections.

Level 0 corresponds to our Failed Assessment. Level 1 corresponds to our L1. Level 2/3 corresponds to our L2. Level 4 corresponds to our L3.

Circle each appropriate box and take an average. Generally round down unless you have a compelling reason to round up.

ijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/ - use levels found under "Software Engineering" and "Programming" sections.

Level 0 corresponds to our Failed Assessment. Level 1 corresponds to our L1. Level 2/3 corresponds to our L2. Level 4 corresponds to our L3.

Circle each appropriate box and take an average. Generally round down unless you have a compelling reason to round up.

ijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/ - use levels found under "Software Engineering" and "Programming" sections.

Level 0 corresponds to our Failed Assessment. Level 1 corresponds to our L1. Level 2/3 corresponds to our L2. Level 4 corresponds to our L3.

Circle each appropriate box and take an average. Generally round down unless you have a compelling reason to round up.

ijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/ - use levels found under "Software Engineering" and "Programming" sections.

Level 0 corresponds to our Failed Assessment. Level 1 corresponds to our L1. Level 2/3 corresponds to our L2. Level 4 corresponds to our L3.

Circle each appropriate box and take an average. Generally round down unless you have a compelling reason to round up.

Assessments
The following assessments award this skill: