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Android AND-803 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Publishing, Licensing and Analytics | 15% | - Google Play publishing process - Google Analytics and user behavior tracking - Monitoring and maintaining app performance - Google Play Licensing Service (LVL) |
| Topic 2: UI/UX Design Fundamentals | 20% | - Android Material Design principles - Usability, accessibility and user experience - Understanding user and business requirements - Difference between UI and UX Design |
| Topic 3: UI/UX Implementation in Android | 20% | - User interaction and visual design - Layout design and optimization - Designing for different screen sizes - Performance, stability and compatibility |
| Topic 4: Application Monetization Techniques | 25% | - In-app purchases and subscriptions - Paid apps vs Free/Lite/Pro models - In-app advertising and AdMob integration - Ad mediation and revenue optimization |
| Topic 5: Wireframing and Prototyping | 20% | - Prototyping tools and techniques - Paper and digital prototyping - Usability testing and feedback collection - Elements and purpose of wireframes |
AND-803 FAQ for Candidates Who Mean It
The AND-803 exam is Android's formal test for the Android Certified Application Engineer certification, a credential at the Specialist level. It verifies that you can apply the Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization Techniques objectives in realistic, scenario-driven situations — the difference between having read about the work and being able to do it. It also connects to a broader certification path covering Android Certified Application Engineer, so the study effort compounds beyond a single exam. That is why preparing through realistic questions beats re-reading chapters every time.
The Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization Techniques blueprint spans 5 domains, led by Publishing, Licensing and Analytics (15%), UI/UX Implementation in Android (20%), and Application Monetization Techniques (25%). Treat the percentages as a study budget: the heavier the domain, the larger its share of your week. The complete topic list sits in the exam topics section above — build your plan on it, not on guesswork.
The Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization Techniques exam packs 51 questions into 90 minutes. Turn that ratio into a plan before test day: minutes divided by questions gives your per-item budget, and anything consuming double its budget gets marked and revisited at the end. Practice the rhythm against a real timer — every Real4Prep engine session enforces one — until finishing with spare review time is your default.
Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization Techniques requires 70% to pass, and every attempt costs $150 USD — retakes included, at full price. The smart economics are simple: drill with Real4Prep practice questions until your timed scores clear the mark across several consecutive sessions, then book the seat. Over-preparation is cheaper than re-registration.
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Android Applications UI/UX Design and Monetization Techniques Sample Questions:
Once your app has been offered for Free, it can be changed to be a Paid one.
- A. False
- B. True
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
UX makes interfaces useful. UI makes interfaces beautiful.
- A. False
- B. True
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
Complete the following sentence with one of the choices below:
One of the ..................................... responsibilities is finding an optimized method to add advertising banners, which appear depending on the app's business and the user's needs.
- A. UI Designer.
- B. Android Developer.
- C. UX Designer.
- D. Graphic Designer.
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
You should add the following XML code illustrated in the following image to AdView widget in order to add an Ad to your activity:
Which choice of the following can be an attribute value of ads:adSize="BANNER" in this code?
- A. CIRCLE_BANNER
- B. POP_UP_BANNER
- C. SMART_BANNER
- D. RECTANGLE _BANNER
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
What is the name of the missing part of the following image?
- A. License Verification Library (LVL)
- B. License.xml
- C. activity_main.xml
- D. Manifest file
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
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