Google Flutter Practice Exam
Google Flutter Practice Exam
About Google Flutter Exam
The Google Flutter Practice Exam evaluates your ability to build, test, and deploy cross‑platform mobile and web applications using Flutter. This certification measures your understanding of Dart language fundamentals, widget composition, state management, navigation, backend integration, testing, and performance optimisation. Passing demonstrates you can create high‑quality Flutter apps that run seamlessly on Android, iOS, and the web.
Who should take the Exam?
- Mobile and web developers adopting Flutter
- UI/UX designers collaborating on Flutter projects
- Backend engineers integrating APIs with Flutter apps
- Students and bootcamp graduates learning cross‑platform development
- Tech leads validating their team’s Flutter skills
Skills Required
- Basic knowledge of programming concepts (variables, functions)
- Familiarity with object‑oriented principles in Dart
- Comfort using IDEs (Android Studio, VS Code)
- Understanding of asynchronous programming and APIs
Knowledge Gained
- Writing and organising Dart code for Flutter applications
- Building responsive UIs with built‑in and custom widgets
- Managing application state using Provider, Riverpod, or Bloc
- Implementing navigation and routing for complex flows
- Connecting to RESTful and real‑time backends (Firebase, GraphQL)
- Writing unit, widget, and integration tests for Flutter apps
- Profiling and optimising app performance and rendering
- Packaging and deploying apps to Google Play, App Store, and web
Course Outline
Domain 1 – Dart Language and Environment Setup
- Dart syntax, types, and tooling
- Installing Flutter SDK and configuring IDEs
- Emulators, simulators, and device testing
Domain 2 – Flutter UI Fundamentals
- Stateless vs. stateful widgets
- Layout widgets: Row, Column, Stack, Flex
- Theme, styling, and custom widgets
Domain 3 – State Management
- InheritedWidget and Provider patterns
- Riverpod and Bloc architectures
- Handling complex app‑wide state
Domain 4 – Navigation and Routing
- Navigator 1.0 vs. Navigator 2.0 APIs
- Named routes and route guards
- Deep linking and web URL strategies
Domain 5 – Backend Integration
- HTTP requests with Dio or http packages
- Firebase Authentication and Firestore
- WebSockets and real‑time updates
Domain 6 – Testing Flutter Apps
- Unit testing Dart logic
- Widget tests for UI components
- Integration tests with Flutter Driver or integration_test
Domain 7 – Performance and Profiling
- Rendering layers and widget rebuild analysis
- Memory leaks and CPU profiling
- Reducing app size and launch time
Domain 8 – Deployment and Continuous Delivery
- Building APKs, app bundles, and iOS archives
- Web app hosting on Firebase or static sites
- Automated CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or Cloud Build
