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Re: Advanced LabVIEW programming?
I'm not able to answer your questions directly, but I'm hoping others will chime in and see this post.
I have been meaning to post this info, but with work, team activities, and family I haven't had the chance. I took LabVIEW Core 1 and Core 2 courses for work a couple months ago. I'm working on a project for work in which I will be data collecting several instruments, controlling the traversing action of a camera and reading the camera image into and inspecting the image, all in LabVIEW. When I was setting up the courses with my local Sales rep, who knows all about FIRST, he mentioned something quite intersting. He said that if a LabVIEW course is in its last week before the class starts and is not full, then High School students and he thought college students could take the classes for free. He didn't confirm this for me and I haven't followed up with him, but if this is true that could greatly help all teams, if they have courses offered in thier area. You can check the NI training site at: http://www.ni.com/training/
I hope some teams can check into this and are able to utilize this.
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