MIT App Inventor Concepts

MVP and its significance

• Minimum valuable product.

• Most valuable player.

• Minimum viable product.

• Maximum viable product.

Examples of Properties in MIT App Inventor

• Background color, size, etc.

• Font style, text alignment, etc.

• Image format, audio quality, etc.

• Network speed, battery life, etc.

S.M.A.R.T. Goals

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely.

• Simple, Manageable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound.

• Specific, Manageable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely.

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely.

Event Handler

• A specific set of directions that the computer follows to handle events.

• A tool used to create graphical user interfaces.

• A method for storing data in a database.

• A protocol for network communication.

User Experience

• The overall satisfaction a user feels after using a product.

• The experience a user of your app/customer has while interacting with the app.

• The technical performance of an application during use.

• The aesthetic appeal of an app's design.

Initializing

• Activating something.

• Deactivating something.

• Configuring settings.

• Resetting a device.

Value Proposition

• A statement of the benefits a company gives to its customer segments.

• A financial analysis of a company's performance.

• A marketing strategy focused on social media engagement.

• A legal document outlining company policies.

Entrepreneurship Mindsets

• A set of characteristics and skills that define how entrepreneurs think and act.

• A collection of business strategies used by large corporations.

• A method for evaluating market trends and consumer behavior.

• A framework for managing personal finances effectively.

Business Model

• A model of what something will work and look like.

• A financial plan for a business's growth.

• A strategy for marketing products effectively.

• A diagram showing the organizational structure.

Define Entrepreneurship

• Having a mindset or thinking like someone who owns a business.

• The process of managing a large corporation.

• A method of investing in stocks and bonds.

• A strategy for reducing business expenses.