Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are a crucial part of industrial automation, widely used in manufacturing, process control, and automated systems. This course provides a structured introduction to PLCs, focusing on fundamental concepts, programming techniques, and real-world applications.

Designed for beginners and those looking to build a strong foundation, the course covers essential topics such as PLC hardware components, ladder logic programming, input/output operations, and troubleshooting basics. It introduces key principles of automation and control systems, offering a clear understanding of how PLCs function in industrial settings.

Through detailed explanations and guided exercises, learners will explore the structure of PLC programs and how different logic elements interact within an automation process. Common industry-standard programming methods will be discussed, helping students grasp the logic behind automation workflows. The course also covers how PLCs communicate with other devices and how they contribute to improving efficiency in industrial operations.

By the end of this course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of PLC fundamentals and their role in automation. Whether you are a student, technician, or engineering professional, this course provides valuable insights into industrial control systems.

No prior experience with PLCs is required. However, a basic understanding of electrical circuits and logic principles can be beneficial for easier comprehension.

Who this course is for:

• Engineering students, technicians, or professionals seeking foundational PLC knowledge for industrial automation and control systems.