Audience:

• New LabVIEW users and LabVIEW users who are preparing to develop projects

• LabVIEW Basics I attendees

• Users and technical managers evaluating LabVIEW in purchasing decisions

• LabVIEW users pursuing the Certified LabVIEW Developer certification

After attending this course you will be able to:

• Design and implement stand-alone applications using LabVIEW

• Create logical, re-usable applications that conform to accepted programming design

• standards

• Improve the execution speed of your application

• Optimize memory used by your application

• Take advantage of network technologies for data exchange

• Create applications that have a professional look and feel

• Create customized file input/output formats to match your data

Prerequisites: 

• Experience with Microsoft Windows

• LabVIEW Basics I: Introduction course or equivalent experience

You will cover:

Planning LabVIEW Applications

• Design process overview and implementing large LabVIEW Applications

• Implementing error handling in LabVIEW

• Choosing the right programming architecture for your application

• Creating VIs from templates

Designing Professional-looking Front Panels

• Basics of user interface design

• Creating menus with Boolean clusters

• Developing Applications that display data on remote PCs

• Displaying LabVIEW data in Web browsers

• Customizing front panel objects (charts and graphs) with property nodes

• Using control references to change properties from SubVIs

Designing Reusable, Modular Block Diagrams

• Wiring techniques that aid in maintenance and modification

• Creating your own error codes

• Using proper documentation conventions

Managing Data in LabVIEW

• Implementing local and global variables to pass data within a VI and between VIs

• Understanding when variables are appropriate for use in a VI

• Transferring data over networks using DataSocket technology

Working with Advanced File Input/Output

• Understanding byte stream file types

• Storing data in binary file formats

• How to retrieve data in a random access file format

• Creating your own file formats with Datalog type file input/output

How to Manage Your Software Project in LabVIEW

• How to assemble your LabVIEW application

• Using the project management features built into LabVIEW

• Generating reports from within LabVIEW

Increasing the Performance of your LabVIEW Application

• How to determine the performance of your application

• Learning how to speed up your VIs

• Saving memory space with efficient VI design

• DAQ and GPIB simulators and ISA plug-in boards are used

• Dozens of hands-on exercises reinforce each lecture topic

Course Materials:

• LabVIEW Basics II Training Manual

• LabVIEW Basics II Diskettes including examples and solutions

 

NI Course 910017

2 days

FEE: $1,099

This course is available on the following dates in: Remainder of 2008
Pittsburgh	Cleveland	Philadelphia
- June 12-13 - August 14-15 -October 30-31 - December 4-5	- July 10-11 - September 18-19 - Novemer 13-14	Scheduled by request

Courses are regularly offered throughout the year. Customized courses and alternative training schedules are available either on-site or at our permanent facility. Course descriptions and current course schedules are available upon request.

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