Mobile is a product skill, not a widget tutorial
Most beginners learn Flutter screens in isolation. At FDA, you learn to ship: clean folders, reusable widgets, state management, and a backend that actually works.
Core modules
- Dart & OOP: classes, null safety, async patterns
- Flutter UI: layouts, theming, responsive design
- State: Provider / Riverpod patterns used in real apps
- Backend: REST APIs + Firebase (auth, Firestore, storage)
Capstone expectations
By the end of the track you should demo an app with login, lists, forms, and cloud data — plus a short walkthrough video for your portfolio.
Who should choose Flutter
Choose this track if you want Android/iOS apps from one codebase, or if you enjoy product UI and mobile UX more than heavy backend systems.
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