How can I develop a mobile application with data analysis?

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I am a computer application student and after learning a few programming language like HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, PYTHON, C, C++. I was asked to make a mobile application which predicts an input data for example an app that predicts diseases something like that, and I was given only 5 months to develop, so how can I do it? and what are the best and easily understandable technologies to build such application which uses some data analysis to predict data. I need help please..!!!

What I have tried:

I tried to study android studio but I am not sure either android studio is applicable with data analysis or may be there are better technologies to develop mobile app.

Posted 5-Jan-20 6:12am

Abubakar sadiiq

Updated 5-Jan-20 7:00am

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David Crow 6-Jan-20 16:22pm

Don't worry about the language or the platform until you have ironed out the details on paper. Your "predicts diseases" requirement is very vague and ambiguous, but how would you do that with just a pencil and paper?

Abubakar sadiiq 7-Jan-20 0:34am

Actually, you are right, and the reason I posted here is to get someone senior than me or at least better knowledgeable so as to get the experience of start point. I will surely take your consultation of clarifying all the details required and then thinking about the platform; by the way, 'predicting diseases' is just an example the problem was related to placement of students; any how, I will take your advice, after that I will ask the platform thank you.

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Thomas Daniels · Answer 1 · 2020-01-05T07:01:00

If I understand you well, you don't have a lot of experience with mobile apps neither with data analysis (which would involve mostly statistics, perhaps some data science, I presume). In that case, finishing an app that combines both, in only 5 months, sounds like a downright impossible task. Of course, you know better than anyone else whether you'll be able to take on a big project or not, since we do not know you. But if you're asking us "how do to get started?" then that's not a good sign, because getting started is just the first part of the job!

Start simple. If you have never done something similar before, you cannot just build a huge project out of nowhere. You have to learn the ropes by starting with the basics and gradually getting better and knowing how to tackle more complicated tasks. (The more you already know about the other languages you've learned, the faster you'll pick these parts up.)

For the mobile app, there are a lot of tutorials on the internet. Just perform a search with your favorite search engine. Android Studio is an IDE, and definitely a good choice for one, but I'm not sure what you mean by "applicable with data analysis" since Android Studio is a development environment and has inherently not much to do with the code you write for said analysis.

For the data analysis, I can't tell you how to get started on that because "prediction from input data" is rather broad and tells me nothing about the type and format of that input data and what predictions would have to be made from it. (I hope you do have that information...) If you have sufficient knowledge about statistics then you can probably figure out how to get the job done. But the description is too vague to give more specific guidance.