Updated April 2026
Android Interview Mastery: Zero to Senior in 83 Lessons
Land Your Senior Android Role — 83 Interview-Focused Lessons — Kotlin, Coroutines, Compose, Architecture, Paging, Animations, Testing & Behavioral | Free, No Signup | by Teamz Lab
What you'll learn
Full curriculum
83 lessons organized by topic. Click any lesson to jump straight in.
1. Kotlin Core
- 1Kotlin Basics: val/var, Null Safety, Smart Casts & Data Classes
- 2Collections, Lambdas, Scope Functions & Higher-Order Functions
- 3OOP in Kotlin: Interfaces, Abstract Classes & Composition
- 4Sealed Classes, Enums, Objects & Companion Objects
- 5Generics, Variance, Extension Functions & Inline/Reified
- 6Exceptions, Result & Defensive Kotlin
2. Coroutines & Flow
3. Android Architecture
- 11Android Architecture Timeline: MVC, MVP, MVVM, MVI & Clean Architecture
- 12Android App Components: Activity, Fragment, Service, BroadcastReceiver & ContentProvider
- 13Activity & Fragment Lifecycle, Configuration Changes
- 14Intents, PendingIntents, Task Stack & Launch Modes
- 15ViewModel, Lifecycle-Aware State & SavedStateHandle
- 16LiveData Legacy Knowledge for Modern Interviews
4. UI: XML & Compose
- 17XML View System: Layouts, ConstraintLayout & RecyclerView
- 18Jetpack Compose Fundamentals: Composable Functions, State & Recomposition
- 19Compose State: remember, rememberSaveable & State Hoisting
- 20Compose Side Effects: LaunchedEffect, SideEffect, DisposableEffect & derivedStateOf
- 21Compose Performance: Recomposition Traps, Keys & Stability
- 22Navigation in Android: Fragment Nav vs Compose Nav vs Deep Links
5. Architecture Patterns
6. Networking & Data
7. Background & Platform
8. Performance & Debugging
9. Testing
- 38Testing Strategy: Unit vs Instrumentation vs UI Tests
- 39Unit Testing Kotlin: Classes, Use Cases & Repositories
- 40ViewModel & Flow Testing: Coroutine Test Utilities
- 41Room/Repository/Network Testing: Mocks vs Fakes
- 42Compose UI Testing Fundamentals
- 43Espresso Legacy Awareness & Instrumentation Basics
10. Build & Release
11. Crossover & Polish
- 48Kotlin Flow vs Dart Stream vs Rx — Crossover Interview Advantage
- 49Jetpack Compose vs Flutter — How to Answer Without Sounding Biased
- 50Accessibility on Android: TalkBack, Semantics & Touch Targets
- 51Localization, RTL, Formatting & Resource Management
- 52Adaptive Android UI: Phones, Tablets, Foldables & Multi-Window
- 53Material Design 3, Theming, Dark Mode & Dynamic Color
- 54RecyclerView vs LazyColumn: Legacy vs Modern UI Tradeoffs
12. Legacy & Platform APIs
13. System Design
14. CS & DSA
15. Behavioral & Career
- 66Android Interview Project Storytelling Foundations
- 67Behavioral Foundations: W-STAR, Confidence & Concise Answers
- 68Leadership & Seniority: Mentoring, Ownership, Conflict & Ambiguity
- 69Salary Negotiation, Remote Culture & Relocation
- 70Full Android Technical Mock Pack
- 71Full Architecture + System Design Mock Pack
- 72Full Behavioral + Mixed Senior Mobile Mock Pack
16. Advanced Topics
- 73Paging 3: PagingSource, RemoteMediator & Flow Integration
- 74Compose Animations: Transition, AnimatedVisibility & Motion
- 75Advanced Coroutines: callbackFlow, channelFlow & Custom Dispatchers
- 76KSP vs KAPT, Code Generation & Serialization
- 77R8, ProGuard & Release Optimization
- 78Android 14/15 Platform Features & Migration
- 79GraphQL with Apollo Kotlin
- 80Baseline Profiles, Macrobenchmark & Startup Optimization
- 81Screenshot Testing: Paparazzi, Roborazzi & Visual Regression
- 82AOSP & Android Platform Internals for App Developers
- 83Java Interop, Legacy Code & Kotlin Migration Strategy
Frequently asked questions
Is this course really free?
Yes — 100% free. No signup, no credit card, no email required. All lessons, quizzes, and certificate of completion are free forever.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The entire course runs in your browser on phone, tablet, or laptop. No downloads, no accounts.
How long does the course take?
About 10 minutes per lesson. One lesson per day takes about 1-2 months total. Many learners finish in 2-3 weeks by doing multiple lessons per sitting.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes. After completing all lessons, generate a personalized certificate with your name and share it on LinkedIn. Not accredited, but signals commitment to recruiters.
Do I need prior experience?
No. Every course is designed for complete beginners. Each lesson starts with a plain-English analogy before any technical concepts.
How is this different from YouTube tutorials?
Three things: interactive — quizzes and hands-on challenges after every lesson; structured — a deliberate learning path, not random videos; gamified — XP, streaks, spaced repetition so knowledge actually sticks.