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Hi all,

i am beginner in labview. Can anyone help me byy giving a labview project for my assignment as a part of the course i am doing...

Somebody plzzzzzzz helpppppp.....

Open LabVIEW then click on Empty Project. You will now have an empty project to work with. Start creating your Main App and its functions

to meet your assignment requirements.

The best place for Beginner is to go to read and hands on these materials:

Getting Started with LabVIEW >> From the Getting Started LabVIEW window

LabVIEW Fundamentals >> From the Getting Started window

LabVIEW examples that come with your LabVIEW>>Help>>Examples

Good luck,

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Hi all,

i am beginner in labview. Can anyone help me byy giving a labview project for my assignment as a part of the course i am doing...

Hi Prince,

I find this a very good approach, for such a task, looking up some help for a direction, good idea thumbup1.gif .

What course are you in and at what level (please describe the level, since I'm from the netherlands I'll propably have a hard time understanding non-dutch school systems).

What direction are you studying?

-computer sciences

-physics

-chemistry

-.....

It might be usefull to post the assignment text you got from your profressor so we help you decide what kind of task you need. Do you have some hardware and sensors you must or may use?

Perhaps you can help with some open source labview projects!

Ton

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Hi all,

i am beginner in labview. Can anyone help me byy giving a labview project for my assignment as a part of the course i am doing...

Somebody plzzzzzzz helpppppp.....

How about this? Create a basic number tester.

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This is a test I used to give potential employees. Its around a CLAD level program.

Hope this helps.

Mark

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Try to create a project for a restaurant: Point of Sales System

An GUI for operator to enter customer orders and their payments

Create a receipt for every order with order number

Print the receipt to printer or save it as jpg file (simulation mode)

Create end of day report (how much sales made, which dish was most ordered, some other stats...)

Create/Add/Delete User from the application (User name, access level, frequency of system use per week...)

Create/Add/Delete Menu Item/Price/Picture...

Optional: Connect to a till and control the opening/closing till from admin button or every order placed.

It's a pretty fun project to do

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Mark,

Starting to practice for the CLD and thought I would try your number tester.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Geoff

HI Geoff,

As far as evaluating it for the CLD he is my take.

Functionality:

Great no issues

Style:

Looks Good

I would recommend you bundle your data (except the state data) in a single cluster as the Shift Register data. Then unbundled and bundle the data you need in each case. This makes the code more scalable and cleaner.

In a few places there are unnecessary bends in wires. (One of the guys I work with lost points because of this)

The main program has a default icon.

Documentation

Needs more comment documentation inside the code. Only documenting the subvis isn't usually enough to get full credit.

The buttons need tip strips. Last I knew they want to see tips strips on all the controls on the Front panel.

The number one problem that most everyone has when taking the CLD is running out of time.

I would recommend you practice your speed programming as well as the items above.

If you use Quick drop and a frame work similar to the JKI state machine you should easily be able to build up a flexible state machine in 20 minutes or less.

I would like to hear other members take on this also.

Good luck on the CLD

let us know how it turns out

Mark

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HI Geoff,

As far as evaluating it for the CLD he is my take.

Functionality:

Great no issues

Style:

Looks Good

I would recommend you bundle your data (except the state data) in a single cluster as the Shift Register data. Then unbundled and bundle the data you need in each case. This makes the code more scalable and cleaner.

In a few places there are unnecessary bends in wires. (One of the guys I work with lost points because of this)

The main program has a default icon.

Documentation

Needs more comment documentation inside the code. Only documenting the subvis isn't usually enough to get full credit.

The buttons need tip strips. Last I knew they want to see tips strips on all the controls on the Front panel.

The number one problem that most everyone has when taking the CLD is running out of time.

I would recommend you practice your speed programming as well as the items above.

If you use Quick drop and a frame work similar to the JKI state machine you should easily be able to build up a flexible state machine in 20 minutes or less.

I would like to hear other members take on this also.

Good luck on the CLD

let us know how it turns out

Mark

Hi there,

thanks for your suggestions.

a more comples project is really appreciated...:)

thanks

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HI Geoff,

As far as evaluating it for the CLD he is my take.

Functionality:

Great no issues

Style:

Looks Good

I would recommend you bundle your data (except the state data) in a single cluster as the Shift Register data. Then unbundled and bundle the data you need in each case. This makes the code more scalable and cleaner.

In a few places there are unnecessary bends in wires. (One of the guys I work with lost points because of this)

The main program has a default icon.

Documentation

Needs more comment documentation inside the code. Only documenting the subvis isn't usually enough to get full credit.

The buttons need tip strips. Last I knew they want to see tips strips on all the controls on the Front panel.

The number one problem that most everyone has when taking the CLD is running out of time.

I would recommend you practice your speed programming as well as the items above.

If you use Quick drop and a frame work similar to the JKI state machine you should easily be able to build up a flexible state machine in 20 minutes or less.

I would like to hear other members take on this also.

Good luck on the CLD

let us know how it turns out

Mark

Mark,

Thanks for the input, I will definitely use your advice.

I was also pleasantly surprised when I got the NI newsletter and read "Do you love labview more than this guy?"

Very cool.

Geoff

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Hi there,

thanks for your suggestions.

a more complex project is really appreciated...:)

thanks

The project can be as complex as you want it to be.

  • Make the button cluster as an X-control
  • Have the random number generator only create prime numbers
  • if a user takes more than 1.5 seconds to press the next button then fail the test.
  • Make the buttons alpha numeric.

You've been given 3 good Ideas already so you will need to give us more information before we can help you further.

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