Transistor test using labVIEW project

hi all. i am new in labview.. pls guide me.. thank you...
i am student and i need to do one project about labview, my project is : "DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOMATED TEST SYSTEM FOR TRANSISTOR USING LABVIEW"
i already installed labVIEW 8.5.. anybody can give me a tips to start about my project?
i need to find a coding for DC supply,Osciloscope and Transistor...
thanks ....
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thanks Mathan and Ravens:
Ravens Fan wrote:
Start by writing down a project plan.
What do you want the program to do? What are the tests that you need to run on this transistor?
What are its inputs, what are its outputs?
What are the series of steps you will need to do to get from A to B?
What equipment do you have available to use? You mentioned a DC power supply and an oscilloscope, what brands and models? Are you using any data acquisition boards?
test parameters involve :
current (I) and Voltage (V) at Drain and Source in the transistor.
canLabVIEW show the result (GUI) shown it pass or failed? i wanna using it
for my output.. haha so bad...i didnt knw how to use it
unfortunately, we dont have the proper equipment that can used with LabVIEW in our university
thanks for the replying, i really apreciate it

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