CLAD

[raulcord]

Hi Rod

Thank you for your answer, can you send to me or post the official answers to this set of questions provide  by NI (UK), because here in Portugal they don't have the answers and sometimes indicate me the wrong answer, as i can confirm in this forum

Thank you

raulcord

[shoneill]

raulcord,

I'd be careful in getting the "right" answers, because "right" is determined by whoever marks your exam.

If NI marks the exam, then NI's answers are "right" by default.

Just make sure you give them the answers they want to have.....

Shane.

[Rod42]

Hi

Some links that may help you. I certainly found them to be of use.

A guide to what you need to know is at

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/47FBC923C9708C66862571570079845D

The procudures, etc are at

http://volt.ni.com/niwc/custed/cecp.jsp?node=10638

This also has a link to Pearson VUE, who organise the CLAD exam, and to an on-line preparation exam. You get an instant pass/fail indication, but when I did it no chance to see which answers were right and which wrong. That might have changed by now.

If I've done the attachment correctly, you should find a txt file of the answers attached. Only open if you've done the preparation test and want to check your answers!

Rod.

[raulcordeiro@plutonis.com]

Dear All

I have a weekend of study to the CLAD exam, but i still have some questions that i don't have really the correct answer.

Can you help me ?

The questions i have doubts about is in: www.astrolusis.com/clad2_duv.pdf

Thank you very mutch

Raúl

[chilly_charly]

11- B : a sequence structure prohibits parallel operation for the nodes placed inside. It does not affect the parallel operation of outside nodes.

19-C : A double click open the sub-vi !

21-A : what is a stop value ?

26-D : OK

27-D : seems that you mixed things up : A produced a 51 elements array, while B gave a 50 elements array. So D...

29-A : Have you tried it ? How would you explain the difference between a plot, a graph and a chart ?

[raulcordeiro@plutonis.com]

Hi CC

Thank you for your support

You have right, STOP value doens' t exist !

About 27 i really tried, but the results are in www.astrolusis.com/p27t6.zip

About 29 i can tell you that:

A waveform chart must be use for  a "single scalar points" and the x axis is always the time

A waveform graph must be use to a array fo y values.

A XY Graph must be used to array of y values and a array of x values

I wrote something about Graphs (draft version) in www.astrolusis.com/resumograficos.pdf  (in portuguese sorry)

THank you, all the best, raulcord

[smercurio_fc]

CC, I would disagree with the answer you provided for 11. The (b) answer is too vague to even be an anwer, in my opinion. Your answer alluded to the problem. The (D) answer is simply not true.

[chilly_charly]

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smercurio_fc a écrit:
CC, I would disagree with the answer you provided for 11. The (b) answer is too vague to even be an anwer, in my opinion. Your answer alluded to the problem. The (D) answer is simply not true.

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Well...you are perfectly right  😞  I simply didn't read the questions till the end !!! 😄

I believed the aim of the question was to check a possible confusion between data flow and sequential processing. A sequence node is intended to make operations sequential and therefore breaks data flow. Since it is often said that sequence nodes should be avoided since they break the data flow paradigm, an inexperienced user could understand that putting a single sequence in a vi would "prohibit parallel operation", which of course is wrong.

I hope my other answers are right... and now I'm going to study seriously this option 😄

Message Edité par chilly charly le 06-05-2006 05:52 PM