Certified LabVIEW Assosiate Developer worked with DIAdem in Aerospace domain using technologies FBG, SHM. Also knows vision concepts & IMAQ vision.

Hello,
I'm in aerospace domain from past 1.3 years. I have 2 years of LabVIEW experience & 1 year of DIAdem experience.
Measurement of strain, load & other flight parameters are being done in my Structural Health Monitoring Lab using Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensor.
Working in IMAQ vision & Image processing fields from 3 months.
Looking for a challenging technical opening.!
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Certified LabVIEW Assosiate Developer worked with DIAdem in Aerospace domain using technologies FBG, SHM.

Hello,
I'm in aerospace domain from past 1.3 years. I have 2 years of LabVIEW experience & 1 year of DIAdem experience.
Measurement of strain, load & other flight parameters are being done in my Structural Health Monitoring Lab using Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensor. Looking for a challenging technical opening.!
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May be you can post here in the right board.
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Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer with 6 month of MNC Industry work experience looking for job change

Hi,
I am Vishal. I am Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer. Working on contract position as Junior Engineer from sasken communication on customer place National Instrument. Looking for permenant position.

I am need of a CLD or CLAD for a direct hire or long term contract opportunity in western New York. Please contact me at 716-677-2667 Ext 12 or 888-297-4825 Ext 12 to discuss.
Thank you,
Vanessa
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Certification Nugget: CLAD - Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer

About the CLAD Exam:
The clad_exam_prep_guide_english.pdf states that "A CLAD demonstrates a broad and complete understanding of the core features and functionality available in the LabVIEW Full Development System and possesses the ability to apply that knowledge to develop, debug, and maintain small LabVIEW modules." In other words, you should be able to to string LabVIEW functions together into meaningful LabVIEW code in accordance with LabVIEW best practices. You are mostly book-learned, but can develop and maintain small VIs, updating them as necessary.
The test itself is a one-hour multiple-choice exam with a passing grade of 70% and is available at Pearson VUE testing centers or NI branch offices. You'll get something to write on, and something to write with, in case you have to work out some problems.
NI Preparation Information:
The Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer (CLAD) Exam Preparation E-Kit is National Instrument's official CLAD exam prep kit. You will find links to their exam prep guide, practice exams and other helpful items.
My Journey to become an NI Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer:
After quickly reviewing a sample CLAD test, in May of 2013 I walked into a test center, took the test and passed. Simple, huh? In truth, it was the culmination of about seven years of preparation - although I hadn't thought of it as such back then. It was all about visiting the NI LabVIEW Forum at least once a day, even if I had no questions to ask. Sometimes I just combed the forum looking for interesting topics. If I didn't understand something, I wasn't afraid to ask questions. I wasn't afraid to defend my position. (And occasionally I was even right!) Eventually I found that I was answering questions as well as asking them. My next question to ask was to myself: "Why not try the CLAD test?" So I glanced at a sample test, realized it felt more like a review than a test, walked into a test center, took the test and passed.
The reason behind my getting certified was to have something on my resume to compete with LabVIEW developers that had twice as much experience - or more - than I did. Seven years of experience may seem like a lot, but it's not.
Since then, I had become a CLD. With the CLAD, I showed that I knew basic LabVIEW concepts; with the CLD, I showed that, not only could I talk the talk, I could walk the walk. (The CLA shows that you can talk the talk and walk the walk, all while chewing gum and juggling a few chainsaws.)
My Personal Recommendations to Candidates:
This section will be a bit different than the corresponding sections in the other certification nuggets because there are really no specific strategies to doing well on the test other than know how to do well on a multiple choice exam. Instead, I will focus how to gather the LabVIEW knowledge necessary for you to pass the exam as well as discuss the path forward. That being said:
Check out the CLAD kit for sure, but I cannot stress enough the importance of being a regular visitor to the NI LabVIEW forum. The LabVIEW Gurus live there. Ask questions. Ask for clarification. Fill up from the information fire hose. If you're like me, it will only make you thirstier.
Follow the tutorials listed here (at the bottom, Looking for Free Training).
If you own a copy of LabVIEW or have LabVIEW installed at work, check to see if there is an active SSP. Oftentimes your employer doesn't even realize that the license includes free online training and is very glad to let you make use of it. Just make sure you get permission. It is their license, not yours. With the SSP you can take the online equivalents of the LabVIEW CORE classes (1,2 and 3) as well as a host of other courses.
Get the LabVIEW Home Bundle! It's the LabVIEW FULL Development system - for $50! You can't use it for commercial use, but heck. FIFTY BUCKS! Nothing like learning by doing.
Use the CLAD as a stepping stone to your CLD. You got your CLAD to distinguish yourself from the crowd only to learn that having a CLAD is like being a second lieutenant in the army. (Hint: The army is full of them.) Study hard and get that CLD! Become a senior officer! Show the world - and yourself - that you are serious about LabVIEW!
Comments?
I hope you found this nugget to be useful. I invite you to share your CLAD experiences: "The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat," as it were. To the candidates: Study hard. Soak up the wealth of information from the NI LabVIEW forum. Fear not the CLAD test.

gregoryj wrote:
I've been hesitant to take the CLAD because I've read that it really doesn't mean much, and should not be taken if you don't intend to take the CLD. In my current position, I never work in a team (on software) or make very large applications, so I'm not sure my experience would prepare me for the CLD.
While it's true that it is a stepping stone to the CLD, it can also be used as a measuring stick to see how much you really know about LabVIEW. I actually think it could benefit you greatly because it will really make you start thinking "LabVIEW" if you haven't already. It's cheap and it's a short test. It could be a wise investment.
Plus, many places I've interviewed for give you a few questions right out of the practice exams to gauge your experience level. If you show that you're a CLAD, they may waive that test. In fact, some LabVIEW houses have been known to take a CLAD and train them up the a CLD - and pay for the test!

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HT4623 Why do my iPhone cords for my 5 say it is not certified and may not work with this device? It's the same cord that came with my phone. The only difference is the iOS7 update.

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Working with DIAdem REPORT in DIAdem SCRIPT

Hello,
I am working with DIAdem 9.1 Advanced. I would like to create a report with a 2D graph object containing one curve (X,Y1) or (X,Y2). The user has to choose between (X,Y1) and (X,Y2) via a dialog box. I want to generate this report with a VBS script without loading a predefined TDR report.
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Eurilogic, France

Hello Matthieu
Variable: ObjType
The terms 2D-curve and 3D-curve are valid keywords for new 2D-curves and 3D-curves and the enumeration terms of the ReportObjType variable for all other objects.
I attached some topic of the DIAdem 10 help that descibe some variables that correspond to this topic.
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Hope this helps
Winfried
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Does Labview v6.1 work with WinXP?

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missing the DAQ vi library.

Hi,
LabVIEW 6.1 is compatible with Windows XP. The DAQ VIs may be missing
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N.I.

Will LabVIEW 8.0 work with Windows 7?

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We develop webservices for IBM WAS 6.0 (java 1.4.2) with connection to oracle 9i and WMQ 5.3CDS12.
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Hi,
I am a developer working most of my time in 4.6C. Recently i started to upgrade myself. I have studied about web dynpro and came to know that All of business suite developement is done in Web dynpro, be it java or abap.
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Edited by: harikrishna indugu on Feb 24, 2009 4:04 PM
Edited by: harikrishna indugu on Feb 24, 2009 4:04 PM

>
harikrishna indugu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This leads me to a fundamental question:
>
> For a client running ERP 6.0 for his application, a business user should have both sapgui ( For ECC applications like PP/MM/SD ) and portal/business client for SCM/CRM/SRM/HCM etc? Isn't it ridiculous business user need to know how to use both???
>
> Thanks,
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for the response...let me be more clear on what I'm asking though. We have a VCS already in place (we're using git).
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