The iOS DeCal is a fun, fast-paced course designed as an introduction to application programming for iOS devices (primarily using Swift).

Each week, we'll have two mandatory class meetings-- one lecture and one lab. During lab, students will work together on a mini-assignment relating to the content taught during that week's lecture. By the end of the semester, students will have gained concrete experience using countless Apple frameworks, application types, and 3rd party libraries, and will have fully developed an application of their own design.

SPRING 2020 SCHEDULE:
- T 6:30-8PM: Lecture (MANDATORY)
- W 4-6PM: Lab Section 1*
- Th 6:30-8PM: Lab Section 2*
- F 4-6PM: Lab Section 3*

*Students will select 1 lab section to attend per week

REQUIREMENTS:
- Access to a Macintosh laptop during lecture and lab*
- CS61A (prior)
- CS61B (prior or concurrent)

* Must be running OSX 10.14.3 or later (in order to run Xcode 11). Older laptops may run into performance issues during development but running Xcode 11 is the only requirement.

For more information, visit iosdecal.com or email the staff with any questions you may have!

Facilitators:
RJ Pimentel - rpimentel20@berkeley.edu
Nik Yerasi - nyerasi@berkeley.edu
David Xiong - wxiong@berkley.edu

To enroll, please fill out the attached application. Also please attend one of our info sessions (6:30-8PM Tues 1/28 or 6:30-8PM Thurs 1/30 in 3 LeConte) for an increased chance of acceptance. We have 107 spots (the most we've ever had) but we often get upwards of 150 applications, so please respond to the application thoughtfully! We do have a waitlist as well, and students are free to audit the class as long as there is space available in the classroom. Good luck!