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LabVIEW Training: Learn LabVIEW in Three or Six Hours

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This step-by-step course provides users a brief introduction to LabVIEW basics. The course contains a PDF manual, solution VIs and complete slide set developed in PowerPoint for both classroom instruction and self study. At the end of this course, the students should feel comfortable developing basic LabVIEW applications, and confident that they can learn more as their experience increases.

LabVIEW, the industry-standard graphical programming environment brings a lot of benefits. This step-by-step course provides users new to LabVIEW with an opportunity to learn the basics of using LabVIEW in their engineering applications. Some of the topics that are covered in this course are:
 
- Introduction to the LabVIEW Application Development Environment (Front Panels, Block Diagrams, Tools palette)
- Creating a Virtual Instrument in LabVIEW
- Dataflow programming concepts
- SubVIs and modular code creation
- Data Acquisition in LabVIEW
- Loops and Charts
- Arrays and File I/O
- Textual Math Integration with LabVIEW
 
The slides are accompanied with notes that a presenter would use to teach this class. Exercises are also included with the solutions in order to help students achieve a hands-on understanding of the power of LabVIEW and can be assigned as homeworks if needed. At the end of this course, the students should feel comfortable developing basic LabVIEW applications, and confident that they can learn more as their experience increases.

3 Hour Training

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6 Hour Training

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- LabVIEW training updated for LabVIEW 8.6

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