NIWeek Preliminary Conference Program 2008 - (Page 17) Hot Topic SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES TRACK Real-World Measurements with LabVIEW SignalExpress LabVIEW SignalExpress offers a quick software solution for communicating with hardware, performing analysis, and logging data without programming expertise required. Learn how to use LabVIEW SignalExpress to perform a variety of real-world tasks while exploring many new features. Presented by National Instruments Programming Guidelines and Techniques for Efficient Memory Management With the addition of memory management functions, LabVIEW offers more control over efficient memory usage. Although LabVIEW does an effective job of managing the details, sometimes programmers gain performance with direct intervention of memory allocations. Intermediate LabVIEW programmers can learn techniques to enhance performance. Presented by Innoventor Inc. Top 10 NI TestStand Tips and Tricks Discover the top 10 things you should know to build more scalable, modular, and maintainable NI TestStand systems. Learn how to make custom step types more reliable and easy to upgrade and communicate between an NI TestStand system and user interfaces, as well as other tips and tricks. Presented by National Instruments What’s New in LabVIEW Part I: Upgrading to the Latest Version Learn about best practices for upgrading to the latest version of LabVIEW. Examine the significant changes and what they mean for customers with existing applications. Also discuss the National Instruments philosophy on backward compatibility. Presented by National Instruments Presented by James Kring Inc. Presented by National Instruments Presented by National Instruments Real-World Applications for Freshman Engineering Education The Introduction to Engineering freshman course in the electrical engineering department at Arizona State University introduces students to the design and implementation of exciting real-world applications using NI products such as NI ELVIS, LabVIEW, and NI SPEEDY-33. Learn how the students are introduced to fundamental electrical and computer engineering concepts through these applications. Presented by Arizona State University Hands-On: What’s New in LabVIEW Experience firsthand how to use the latest features in LabVIEW to increase your productivity as you develop test, control, and design applications. Presented by National Instruments Tips and Tricks to Speed LabVIEW Performance Last year, you learned several tips to become a speedier LabVIEW coder. This year, use a similar format to write speedier code. Go over both simple and advanced techniques to improve easily the VI performance. Presented by National Instruments The mark LabWindows is used under a license from Microsoft Corporation. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. 17 TECHNICAL TRACKS Raw Data to Results – Proper Data Management Techniques Learn how to move quickly from raw data collection to usable engineering results with NI software for managing measurement data, mining, analysis, and reporting. Explore different data management strategies and how to use the latest NI software features to expand your approach to multiple groups or departments within your organization. Hands-On: Solving Scientific Math Problems with LabVIEW Learn about LabVIEW math from leading experts – the LabVIEW R&D team. To illustrate the richness of the LabVIEW math offering, review applications, such as fast execution of Black-Scholes option pricing; high-fidelity modeling of nonlinear spring mechanics; numerically robust modeling of asteroid orbital mechanics; and efficient synthesis of high-quality, computer-generated music. User Interface Secrets of Advanced LabVIEW Developers Creating slick user interfaces in LabVIEW is easy to do once you know some clever tricks. Learn techniques for using custom controls, XControls, and picture controls in exciting new ways that add a professional look to your LabVIEW applications. Why I Now Love LabVIEW Project Discuss autopopulating versus virtual folders; EXEs, installers, and zips; and tips, tricks, and known issues in the LabVIEW 8.5 Project feature. Presented by VI Technology
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