Programming scenarios using Laerdal Scenario Editor may be intimidating for the beginner. In this course learners discuss three distinctly different programming styles while accomplishing similar end points. While styles and methods vary from person to person, learners will discover pros and cons of each. At the end of the course one will be able choose a style or combination to meet their needs. The three programming styles can be described as either linear, single frame and hub. In this course learners will design and program their own scenario using each style. Creating handlers and trends will be touched on during the design process as a single frame scenario generally requires such. While the linear and hub style are distinctly different, they are similar because both use multiple frames.