Exclusively available at Studica, the myDAQ & LabVIEW Education Suite is a classroom offering designed to the specific needs of high schools and community colleges to enhance learning in the areas of coding, electronics, and data acquisition.
This Education Suite affords you the ability to provide your students with the opportunity to build marketable skills and gain experience with first-rate National Instruments products. At the same time, the pack provides hands-on and engaging tools for teaching electronics, coding, and data acquisition. A comprehensive and affordable solution, it includes industry-standard LabVIEW graphical programming software, the myDAQ portable data acquisition, measurement & instrumentation hardware, and Multisim circuit design software. In addition, learning resources, digital credentials, and CLAD professional certification exams are also included.
Keep reading to learn more about the benefits of this powerful education solution and to learn more about LabVIEW. We’ll discuss what LabVIEW is used for and give you an idea of what kind of companies and professionals are using it.
What’s Included in the Education Suite?
Teach circuit/electronics design system design and with world-class LabVIEW and Multisim software.- Use NI myDAQ for hands-on experimentation for engineering, measurements, and design projects.
- A wealth of learning resources available to you.
- Recognize student accomplishments & verify skills for future employers with Digital credentials (NI Badges).
- Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer (CLAD) exams for professional certification.
- Great value for your school funds. Available in affordable 10 and 25 packs for high schools and community colleges.
In the USA, packages start at $2,499 (That includes 10 myDAQs, 10 LabVIEW licenses, 10 Multisim licenses, and 1 CLAD). Contact Studica or request a quote for more information.
What is LabVIEW?
For one, it is a tool that allows you to give your students the ability to connect with engineering and science concepts using a visual and intuitive approach with real-world examples. As they create, build, and learn, they are building skills that are valuable in the workplace because LabVIEW is an industry-standard software.
In more specific terms, LabVIEW is a systems engineering software for applications that require testing, measurement, and control with rapid access to hardware and data insights. Yet, it is easy to use because of the graphical programming approach that allows you to visualize all aspects of your project. This includes measurement data, debugging, and hardware configuration.
Who Uses LabVIEW?
All kinds of engineers use LabVIEW, particularly those involved with testing the products they design and manufacture. Yet, all different types of engineers can take advantage of it. Here’s a short list of some of them: Manufacturing Test Engineer, Product Validation Engineer, Validation Engineer, Test Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Electrical Engineer, and many more. Yet, you don’t have to be an engineer to gain important skills from it. LabVIEW is used in a wide variety of industries such as computer hardware, automotive, energy, electronics, aerospace, higher education, the military and more. Many notable companies use LabVIEW, including Siemens, Eaton, Nokia, Honeywell, Amazon, General Electric, John Deere*, and many more. In fact, research indicates that there are about 15,596 companies currently using it.**
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