Free iPhone Developer University Program

Posted by james on September 24th, 2008 at 07:15pm Comments

Apple has introduced a free iPhone Developer University Program aimed at officially accredited higher education institutions that would be interested in introducing curriculum for developing iPhone applications.

Apple’s iPhone Developer University Program allows instructors and professors to provide free full versions of the SDK kit to a development team of up to 200 students.

Additionally, iPhone Developer University Program allows students within the same development team to share their applications with each other through e-mail, or by posting them to a private website for presentation and grading purposes.

And that’s not all — higher education institutions can even submit applications that were created for distribution in the App Store.

To find out more about this program visit Apple’s website.

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