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NIWeek 2019

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Keynote Sessions

Tuesday Morning Keynote: Full Force Ahead (Tuesday, May 21st, 2019)

Tuesday Afternoon Keynote: The Full Force of the NI Platform (Tuesday, May 21st, 2019)

Wednesday Morning Keynote: Full Force Ahead Toward Disruptive Change (Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019)

Wednesday Afternoon Keynote: An Enduring Force-Defying Boundaries (Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019)

  • Note: Due to the proprietary content included in Captain Scott Kelly’s keynote, NI was unable to record his session.

Wednesday Afternoon Engineering Impact Awards (Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019)

Technical Sessions

Software Engineering Processes, Architectures, and Design (SEPAD) Track

  • Monday, May 20th
    • How to Be Ultra Productive With OOP in LabVIEW NXG Using UML by Jeffrey Habets, Founder/CEO, VI Technologies (Video)
    Compared with current-generation LabVIEW, using classes in LabVIEW NXG is a little bit different and sometimes better for certain aspects, but you can still gain a lot with integrated development environment (IDE) object-oriented design. Learn how to use object-oriented programming (OOP) in LabVIEW NXG and boost productivity by visually building your object-oriented designs using the UML Class Editor add-on.
    • I Find Your Lack of LabVIEW Programming Speed Disturbing by Darren Nattinger, Principal Engineer, National Instruments (Video)
    In just an hour of LabVIEW programming, you interact with the LabVIEW IDE hundreds, perhaps thousands, of times. Chances are, you could be executing many editor gestures more efficiently. Explore how to change your workflow to perform the most common LabVIEW programming tasks as quickly as possible.
    The need for dynamic, scalable, and reconfigurable test equipment is growing more prevalent. A strong foundation of abstraction and standardization is required to meet these ever-changing requirements. Explore a variety of abstraction techniques and discuss the benefits of a standardized platform across ATE.
    Start your NIWeek by learning about the Project Minitrack in the Software Engineering Processes, Architecture, and Design (SEPAD) Track. Explore DUT and test requirements and learn how #bookmarks can make requirements management easier.
    Developing a new software process and gaining buy-in from all stakeholders is difficult. Learn how to run a workshop with the goal of highlighting the key success criteria and metrics. Also leave with some follow-up work packages to develop your process.
    Malleable VIs let you write a VI once for one data type and re-use it for many different data types. These flexible VIs were key to developing the new sets and maps APIs in LabVIEW 2019. We will explore the powerful techniques that you can use in your own code.

Hardware and Technologies Track

Software Fundamentals Track

Academic Track

Aerospace and Defense Track

Automotive Track

Semiconductor Track