Lab 2

I have to use the lab computer for Labview, so I set up a user account and the git on the with my information, including a new ssh key and my token. After cloning Dr. Koch's Labview example, I opened it and examined it.

I made a subVI that takes a number and returns a random number from a normal distribution around that number.

This was put in a for loop, and given the appropriate controls to determine the expectation number and how many are generated. The output is displayed in a histogram and time series graph.

Added a case structure and button to save the next output to a spreadsheet as shown by Dr. Koch. This required unbundling the histogram structure and appending the resulting arrays before calling the save function.

I took pictures of the front and back panels (along with the back panel of a subVI I made).

Everything was commited and pushed to github.

Comments:

ZEKE:

Detailed in a technical way, straightforward and descriptive. Screen shots are always helpful, I would recommend them.]

Anthony

It seems you have uploaded the screen shots to your github. Maybe link the screenshots directly so someone has direct access so they don't need to sift through your repository to find it.