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Flutter App
Development Course in Howrah & Kolkata
Master Flutter — Google's revolutionary UI toolkit for building natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase. From Dart programming fundamentals to Widgets, API integration, SQLite databases, and publishing your first app to the Play Store — become a job-ready Flutter developer at PBA Institute.
Flutter
Dart
Widgets
REST API
SQLite
Play Store
45
Classes
45h
Duration
14
Modules
6+
Projects
10–15
Batch Size
Course Details
What You Get
Everything you need to go from zero to publishing your first Flutter app on the Google Play Store — with real projects, live coding, and expert guidance in your language.
45 Classes · 45 Hours
A comprehensive 45-hour programme — starting from Dart basics, through Flutter architecture and Widgets, to real API integration, SQLite databases, and publishing on Play Store.
ISO & MSME Certificate
Earn a government-recognized, ISO-certified completion certificate — a real credential that demonstrates your Flutter app development expertise to employers and adds weight to every job application.
6+ Real-World Projects
Build actual, working Flutter applications — a login-signup app, REST API news reader, offline notes app with SQLite, image picker app, and a complete project published to Play Store.
Small Batch Sizes
Only 10–15 students per batch ensures personal attention, real-time code reviews, and a focused environment — critical when building complex UI layouts and debugging async code.
Bengali & Hindi Medium
Complex Flutter concepts like State Management, async/await, JSON parsing, and widget tree rendering explained clearly in Bengali and Hindi — removing every language barrier.
Module-wise Assessments
Regular hands-on tasks after each module keep your understanding sharp — making sure your widget knowledge, state management skills, and API integration ability are rock-solid.
Full Curriculum
Course Syllabus
14 comprehensive modules — from Dart foundations to Flutter Widgets, Forms, Navigation, API Integration, Offline Storage, Git, and Play Store Publishing.
Modules 1–3: Introduction, Dart Basics & Flutter Architecture
Every great Flutter app starts with a solid understanding of the Dart language and Flutter's widget-based architecture. These modules take you from setting up Android Studio and understanding Flutter's role as a cross-platform framework, through core Dart programming concepts, to understanding the widget tree — the single most important mental model in Flutter development.
6 LessonsAndroid Studio SetupDart BasicsWidget TreeHot ReloadDebugging
01
Setup New Material App using Android StudioInstalling Android Studio, Flutter SDK, and setting up the development environment — creating your first Material App project, understanding the folder structure, and running it on an emulator and physical device.
02
Overview of Flutter & Its EcosystemWhat Flutter is — Google's open-source UI toolkit, how it compiles to native ARM code, why it's faster than React Native, the six platforms it supports (Android, iOS, Web, Desktop, Linux, Mac), and where Flutter is used in industry today.
03
Basic Dart Programming ConceptsDart's type system, variables (var, final, const), data types (int, double, String, bool, List, Map), functions, null safety, arrow functions, and the async/await model — everything you need to write Flutter app logic confidently.
04
Understanding the Widget TreeFlutter's core philosophy — everything is a widget. StatelessWidget and StatefulWidget, the build() method, the element tree vs. widget tree, hot reload vs. hot restart, and building a mental model of how Flutter renders UI.
05
Displaying Content on ScreenText, Container, Column, Row, Center, Padding — your first real layout widgets. Understanding box constraints, the concept of parent/child widget relationships, and how Flutter lays out UI elements on screen.
06
Debugging and Testing Apps with FlutterUsing Flutter DevTools, the widget inspector for visualizing the widget tree, reading Flutter error messages, using print() and debugPrint(), and setting breakpoints in Android Studio's debugger.
Modules 4–5 & 9: State Management, Theme & Common Widgets
The heart of Flutter UI development. You'll master the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets, learn how setState() drives reactivity, apply Material Design themes and custom fonts, and build every essential widget — ListView, GridView, Card, Dialog, and more — that appears in real production apps.
14 LessonssetState()ThemeDataListViewGridViewDialogImage Widgets
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Stateless vs. Stateful WidgetsWhen to use StatelessWidget (static UI that never changes) vs. StatefulWidget (UI that reacts to user input or data) — understanding widget lifecycle methods: initState(), build(), dispose().
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Defining State & The setState() MethodHow Flutter's reactive model works — calling setState() to trigger a rebuild, what gets rebuilt (only what changed), and avoiding common pitfalls like rebuilding too much or too little.
03
MaterialApp & Scaffold WidgetThe Scaffold widget — the page template of every Flutter screen. AppBar with title, actions, and leading; Scaffold's body, floatingActionButton, bottomNavigationBar, and drawer properties.
04
AppBar, FloatingActionButton & SnackBarBuilding a complete toolbar with icons and actions, triggering a FAB click to update state, showing Snackbar notifications — building the standard Material Design navigation shell.
05
Text, Center, Padding & SizedBoxThe fundamental layout widgets — Padding (all sides or specific sides with EdgeInsets), SizedBox for spacing, Align for positioning, and Text with all its style properties (fontSize, fontWeight, color, overflow).
06
Applying ThemeData — Colors, Typography & BrightnessDefining a global app theme with ThemeData — primary/secondary colors, text themes, button themes, dark/light mode toggle, and using Theme.of(context) to access theme properties anywhere in the tree.
07
Applying Custom Fonts with Google FontsAdding the google_fonts package, applying custom fonts globally to ThemeData or locally to specific Text widgets — and loading custom font files from the assets folder for offline use.
08
Container, Card & DecorationThe Container widget — width, height, color, margin, padding, and BoxDecoration for gradients, border-radius, borders, and shadows. Card widget for Material elevation and rounded surfaces.
09
Images — Network & Asset ImagesLoading images from the internet with Image.network (with loading/error placeholders), bundling local images as assets in pubspec.yaml and loading them with Image.asset — and the CachedNetworkImage package for production apps.
10
Row, Column & Expanded/FlexibleBuilding responsive layouts with Row and Column — MainAxisAlignment, CrossAxisAlignment, Expanded to fill available space, Flexible for proportional sizing, and Wrap for overflow handling.
11
ListView, ListView.builder & ListTileStatic ListView for short fixed lists, ListView.builder with itemCount and itemBuilder for efficient rendering of large dynamic data sets, and ListTile for standard list items with leading icon, title, subtitle, and trailing action.
12
GridView & GridView.builderGridView.count for fixed-column grids, GridView.builder for lazy-loaded dynamic grids, CrossAxisCount, aspectRatio — building image galleries, product catalogs, and dashboard tiles.
13
AlertDialog, SimpleDialog & BottomSheetShowing confirmation dialogs with AlertDialog (actions, title, content), SimpleDialog for menu choices, showModalBottomSheet for contextual menus — the standard interaction patterns users expect in mobile apps.
Modules 3 & 8: Forms, Validation & Navigation
Two of the most essential skills in real app development. Form handling — capturing, validating, and submitting user input — is core to every login, signup, and data-entry screen. Navigation — moving between screens with data passing — defines the entire user experience. Master both and you can build any app's core flow.
9 LessonsLogin FormForm ValidationNavigatorNamed RoutesPush & PopData Passing
01
Creating Login and Signup FormsBuilding a complete login form with TextField for email and password, obscureText for password masking, a Form widget as the container, and a GlobalKey<FormState> to control validation and submission.
02
Handling User InputUsing TextEditingController to read field values, FocusNode to manage keyboard focus and move between fields on 'next' press, onChanged callbacks for real-time validation, and disposing controllers properly to prevent memory leaks.
03
Form ValidationThe validator property on TextFormField — writing custom validation functions (empty check, email format, password length), triggering validation on submit with formKey.currentState!.validate(), and showing inline error messages.
04
Submitting Forms and Retrieving DataonSaved callbacks to collect all form data at once with formKey.currentState!.save(), handling submission logic (show loading indicator, call API, navigate on success, show error on failure) — the complete form lifecycle.
05
Navigator and Routes — How Flutter Navigation WorksFlutter's Navigator widget and route stack — understanding push() (add a screen), pop() (go back), and pushReplacement() (replace current screen). Named routes in MaterialApp.routes vs. on-demand route generation.
06
Push and Pop with Data PassingPassing data forward to a new screen (via constructor arguments), returning data back with Navigator.pop(context, result), and using await with Navigator.push() to receive returned data — essential for detail screens.
07
BottomNavigationBar & Drawer NavigationImplementing a BottomNavigationBar for tab-style navigation (like Instagram/WhatsApp), using IndexedStack to preserve tab state, and building a Drawer with a user profile header and nav links for side-menu navigation.
08
Building a Complete Login → Home FlowPutting it all together — a login form with validation that navigates to a home screen on success, passes the username, and has a logout button that pops back to login using pushAndRemoveUntil() to clear the stack.
Modules 6, 7 & 10: Async Programming, REST API & SQLite Storage
The modules that transform a student into a real app developer. Async/await lets you call APIs without freezing the UI. The http package connects your app to any REST API in the world. SQLite gives your app persistent offline storage. Together, these three skills let you build full-featured apps that work even without internet — exactly what employers and clients need.
11 LessonsFuture / async / awaitHTTP PackageJSON ParsingFutureBuilderSQLiteCRUD Operations
01
Future Functions — Understanding Asynchrony in DartWhat a Future is — a value that will be available later. The event loop model in Dart, why you can't freeze the UI thread, and how Future.then(), Future.catchError(), and Future.whenComplete() work before async/await syntax.
02
Async and Await KeywordsWriting clean asynchronous code with async/await — marking functions as async, using await to pause execution until a Future completes, wrapping in try/catch for error handling, and understanding when not to use await.
03
The HTTP Package — Connecting to REST APIsAdding http to pubspec.yaml, making GET requests with http.get(), understanding HTTP status codes (200, 404, 500), reading response.body, and handling network errors and timeouts gracefully.
04
Modelling Classes and JSON ParsingConverting raw JSON strings to Dart objects — jsonDecode(), creating a model class with fromJson() factory constructor, handling nested JSON, and converting lists of JSON objects to List<Model> with .map() and .toList().
05
Displaying API Data with FutureBuilderUsing Flutter's FutureBuilder widget to handle all three states — loading (show CircularProgressIndicator), data (show list), error (show error message) — without any manual state management boilerplate.
06
Building a Live News / Product API AppA complete project: call a public REST API, parse the JSON response into model objects, and display the results in a beautiful ListView with images, titles, and descriptions — your first real data-driven Flutter app.
07
SQLite Database Concepts for MobileWhy offline storage matters — comparing SharedPreferences (key-value), SQLite (relational tables), and Hive (NoSQL). When to use SQLite: structured data with relationships, complex queries, and large datasets that need to persist between sessions.
08
Database Connection with sqflite PackageAdding sqflite and path to pubspec.yaml, creating a DatabaseHelper singleton class, using getDatabasesPath() to find the right file location, opening the database with openDatabase(), and creating tables with the onCreate callback.
09
CRUD Operations on Flutter SQLite DatabaseAll four database operations: insert() for creating records, query() with WHERE conditions for reading, update() with conflict resolution for editing, and delete() for removing — with a complete Notes app that implements all four operations with a real UI.
Modules 11–14: Git, Play Store Publishing, Bonus Features & Project Work
The final modules that take you from developer to published app creator. Git version control for professional collaboration, creating a signed APK and navigating the Google Play Console for publishing, and bonus topics including Camera, Location, and Connectivity — the device features that make mobile apps genuinely powerful. Completed with a full capstone project.
9 LessonsGit & GitHubAPK SigningPlay StoreCameraLocationConnectivityCapstone Project
01
Basic Git — Version Control for Flutter ProjectsWhy every developer needs Git — init, add, commit, push, pull, and branching. Setting up a GitHub repository, connecting Android Studio to GitHub, committing Flutter project changes, and using .gitignore to exclude build files and secrets.
02
Publishing App to Google Play StoreThe complete Play Store publishing workflow — creating a Google Play developer account, generating a signed release APK with a keystore, filling in store listing details (icon, screenshots, description), setting content rating, and submitting for review.
03
Camera IntegrationUsing the camera package and image_picker for selecting from gallery or capturing new photos — handling camera permissions on Android and iOS, displaying the selected image, and saving it to local storage for use in profile pictures and media apps.
04
Location ServicesThe geolocator package for getting the device's GPS coordinates — requesting location permissions at runtime, getting the current position, calculating distance between two coordinates, and displaying the location on screen or sending it to an API.
05
Connectivity CheckUsing the connectivity_plus package to detect whether the device is on WiFi, mobile data, or offline — showing a "no internet" banner when disconnected, retrying API calls when connection is restored, and designing offline-first app experiences.
06
Capstone Project — Full-Featured Flutter AppBuild a complete, publish-ready Flutter application incorporating everything from the course — authentication UI with form validation, API data display with FutureBuilder, offline SQLite storage, navigation between multiple screens, and custom theming — then publish it to the Play Store.
What You'll Learn
Learning Outcomes
Graduate with the Flutter skills to design beautiful cross-platform mobile apps, integrate real APIs, build offline-first apps with SQLite, and publish your work to the Google Play Store.
Build Cross-Platform Mobile Apps
Design and build production-ready Flutter apps that run identically on Android and iOS from a single Dart codebase — eliminating the need to learn two different native languages.
Master Flutter's Widget System
Compose complex UIs from Flutter's rich widget library — Scaffold, ListView, GridView, Card, Dialog, and more — understanding the widget tree and when to use Stateful vs. Stateless widgets.
Integrate REST APIs with Live Data
Connect your Flutter app to any REST API using async/await and the http package — parse JSON, model data, and display live API results in your app's UI using FutureBuilder.
Build Offline Apps with SQLite
Use the sqflite package to create local SQLite databases — implementing full CRUD operations so your app stores and retrieves data even without internet connectivity.
Publish Your App to Play Store
Generate a signed release APK, set up a Google Play developer account, complete the store listing, and submit your app for review — walk away having published a real app to the world.
Use Git for Professional Development
Manage your Flutter projects with Git and GitHub — committing, branching, and collaborating like a professional developer. A skill every employer expects from day one on the job.
Who Should Join?
This Course Is For You
Whether you're a student, a working professional, or an entrepreneur with an app idea — Flutter is the fastest path to building a real mobile application in 2024.
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College Students
BCA, MCA, BTech, and BSc IT students who want to build a real mobile app portfolio before campus placements. Flutter apps on the Play Store are the most impressive thing you can show a recruiter.
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Web / Backend Developers
Developers who already know HTML/CSS/JavaScript or Python and want to enter the mobile app market. Flutter's widget-based model feels familiar, and Dart is easy to pick up for anyone who knows any C-style language.
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Aspiring App Entrepreneurs
Have an app idea but no coding background? Flutter's fast development cycle and rich widget library let you prototype and launch an MVP quickly — without hiring separate Android and iOS developers.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fee for the Flutter App Development course at PBA Institute?
The batch class fee is ₹7,000 for the complete course — 45 classes, 45 hours, 14 modules, and 6+ real-world projects covering Dart, Widgets, Forms, Navigation, REST APIs, SQLite, Git, and Play Store publishing. One-to-One personalized sessions are available at a premium fee with a fully flexible schedule and dedicated instructor attention. Both include study materials and an ISO-certified certificate.
Do I need prior programming experience to join the Flutter course?
Basic programming knowledge is helpful, but the course starts with Dart language fundamentals before moving into Flutter. Students who know any programming language (C, Java, Python, JavaScript) will find the transition to Dart very easy. Absolute beginners can also join — the pace is designed to accommodate all levels, and our small batch sizes ensure everyone gets personal attention.
What real apps will I build during the Flutter course?
You'll build 6+ real applications during the course: a Material App UI with custom theme, a Login/Signup Form app with validation, a REST API data display app (News or Products), an offline Notes app with full SQLite CRUD, an Image Picker app with camera and gallery integration, and a complete capstone project that you will actually publish to the Google Play Store.
Is there an online option for the Flutter course?
Yes. PBA Institute offers both online and offline classes with the same instructor, same live coding curriculum, and same project work as the Howrah campus. Online students ask questions in real-time via screen share, get their Flutter code reviewed during class, and have doubts resolved immediately — exactly the same experience as being in the classroom.
Flutter vs React Native — which is better to learn?
Flutter compiles directly to native ARM code using Dart — resulting in near-native performance with no JavaScript bridge. Its widget system gives pixel-perfect consistent UI across platforms. React Native uses JavaScript/TypeScript and bridges to native components, which is great if you already know React. Flutter has overtaken React Native in Google Trends and job postings in India. For beginners starting fresh in 2024, Flutter is the recommended choice for performance, UI consistency, and the growing Indian job market.
What certificate will I receive after completing the Flutter course?
You receive a course completion certificate from PBA Institute — ISO 9001:2015 Certified and MSME Government Registered. This credential, combined with your Play Store app (which you can show employers directly on your phone), makes your job application stand out for mobile app developer, Flutter developer, and cross-platform developer roles across India.
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