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Course Overview: What is LabVIEW? Data
flow programming. The LabVIEW programming environment. Exploring Front Panel,
Block Diagram and Tools palettes. Controls
and Indicators. Exercise
1, Exercise 2 |
Chpt. 1:3-16
Chpt. 2:19-21
Chpt. 3 |
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Wiring. Understanding data types. Exercise
3
VI's
and subVI's. Editing the VI icon. Exercise
4 |
Chpt. 4
Chpt. 5
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FOR
and WHILE loops. Shift Registers, Iteration Counting and
loops. Dealing with Time. Exercise
5 CASE structures. |
Chpt. 6:147-160
Chpt. 6:168 |
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Time Stamps.
CASE structures. Exercise 6 |
added reading
Chpt. 6:160-167
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SEQUENCE
structures.
String vs. Numerical data.
Arrays and
Clusters. Exercise 7
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Chpt. 6:166-168
Chpt. 7:181-212
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Charts and Graphs. Exercise 8
Waveform data
and its benefits. Exercise 9
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Chpt. 8:215-252
Chpt. 8:253-259 |
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Saving to and
importing Text and Spreadsheet Files. Exercise
10 |
Chpt. 9 |
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Class Exercise
1 = Exercise 11 |
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Spring
Break |
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Class Exercise
2 = Exercise 12 |
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Programming
Logic and the State Machine. |
added reading |
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Programming for
project |
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Programming for
project |
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Data
Acquisition and DAQmx. |
Chpt. 2:21-35 |
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Programming for
project |
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Student
Presentations |
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Student
Presentations |
