ATM Machine for Review

Hi All -
I am starting to get ready for my CLD, which I would like to take sometime this year. Attached is my first shot at one of the sample tests, the ATM Machine.
Overall, I'd say the only thing I really had trouble with is getting it done in 4 hours, but I guess that's the main point! I got everything coded in about 4 hours, but I didn't test anything, so my program did not function properly. It took me an additional 25 minutes to test/debug it.
It did take me about 15 minutes to build up the front panel. That does bring me to one question. Is the front panel really supplied for us when we take the CLD? I've heard/read conflicting information on this. If I didn't need to build the front panel, there is a good chance I would have had this done in 4 hours, I think.
Anyway, any feedback you all may have would be greatly appreciated!
Attachments:
ATM Machine 5-21-2012.zip ‏200 KB

I haven't passed myself, so take my feedback with a grain of salt. It looks good overall and is functional!
Some minor suggestions:
1) It looks like the Project and the Elapsed Time sub-VIs don't have Documentation properties filled out.
2) Run VI Analyzer if you can. It'll help catch little mistakes, like spelling errors.
3) This is probably just preference, but in "Right Buttons" and "Left Buttons" you can save yourself some time by using a "Cluster to Array" function instead of unbundling and then building an array.
4) I can't remember if this is a requirement, but trying to withdraw more than the amount in the account will result in a "Successful withdrawal" message. On the plus side, you do not write a negative balance into the account; it just stays locked at $0.00.
Good luck on your test, please let us know how it goes!
http://linkd.in/mikele

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