Use this centralized e-learning experience to help your students learn LabVIEW in a modularized and digestible format. Whether you assign this experience as homework before Lab I, or you show the videos in class, these self-paced learning materials will help your students find success navigating and programming in LabVIEW, giving you more time to focus on teaching engineering concepts.
A Stanford University pilot course offers students one of the first hands-on experimentation opportunities in an undergraduate communications systems lab. Using NI USRP hardware and LabVIEW graphical system design software, the course received one of the highest overall student ratings at the university's School of Engineering. Learn how you can replicate the same level of engagement in your own course.
Add 20 Instruments to Your Lab… for Free Get these ready-to-run applications to extend the capabilities of your National Instruments Educational Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite (NI ELVIS) or NI myDAQ device.
Create Your Own Dance Dance Re'VI'lution Do you like to dance? Learn how to build your own Dance Dance Revolution game using LabVIEW, NI myDAQ, and about $25 worth of parts from your local grocery store.
From LEGO® to LabVIEW, How One Engineering Student Paved His Engineering Path The road leading to a career can be paved with many things. Some student's roads are paved with a thousand library books, some are paved with toy stethoscopes, but some, like Andy Milluzzi's, are paved with LEGO bricks and LabVIEW.
Get inspired, do engineering » Top 5 Reasons LabVIEW Makes You More Productive When Using Arduino Ever get a new sensor from SparkFun and want to test it out quickly? Maybe you want to do more processing on that data than the Arduino can provide. Imagine getting that data to your computer and having a graphical user interface for your sensor within minutes of opening that little red box. We have an answer for you.
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