@nightranger @denzuko @tmc4242 @perpetual
Guys, I have put the first class on schedule for Feb 9. This is s Thursday, and I scheduled for 7-9 PM.
So for the class to happen as planned, I need to have three students who have informed me of intention to attend, RSVPed through DMS calendar system, and who have also sent me shots showing installation of LabVIEW and Device Drivers. (I would do a screen shot from “Programs and Features” on control panel). These three will act as ‘pacemakers’ for me and I will regularly poll them to see where they are, if I’m too fast, too slow, whatever.
The reason I am being stickler about info up front is that I don’t want to spend our time worrying with installation concerns, but rather spend our time programming and learning new tricks. So please, help me out and get these things to me, and I will get you a nice plan of items to go over during the class.
You can also let me know of requests, such as things you would like to do in LabVIEW, and I can possibly help get you pointed nicely down that road.
One other thing that would help me is to have a brief description of any LabVIEW experience you already have. If it is none, thats OK, just tell me that.
So I had three strong commits when I put this class on calendar. Since I got the entry on the calendar, one person has had a trip scheduled out of country. So I am now down to 2/3 pacemakers. I asked this person if they wanted to attend class, but on different date. They said they would like to, but felt bad about making everyone else wait.
So here is what I will do. If I get a third commit, I will take that third commit on Feb 9 and have class. I will video the class, and won’t schedule the next class until after our out of country friend returns. I’ll make sure he gets the video of first class and has some time to watch/program, in effect take the class from the video. If I do not get that third replacement commit, I will have to advance the start of class a couple weeks into the future.
Pacemakers, please advise what I am to do…