This course provides a foundational overview of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) used in industrial automation. Students will learn about PLC hardware components, basic programming concepts using ladder logic, input/output configuration, and troubleshooting techniques. Hands-on exercises focus on designing, programming, and testing simple control systems to develop essential skills for manufacturing and process automation.Dates TBD
This course builds on basic PLC knowledge to cover advanced programming concepts, including timers, counters, data handling, and analog I/O processing. Students will learn to develop complex control sequences, integrate communication protocols, and troubleshoot real-world industrial automation systems. Hands-on labs focus on enhancing problem-solving skills and optimizing PLC applications in manufacturing and process control.
