What you'll learn
PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) is a practical industrial automation course designed to develop skills in PLC programming, industrial control, automation systems, sensors, actuators, HMI communication, troubleshooting, and process control.
The course begins with PLC hardware, architecture, installation and wiring and progresses to Ladder Logic programming, timers, counters, analog I/O, motor control, sensors, HMI, industrial communication, advanced programming and PLC-based process automation.
Learners will work on practical automation projects such as conveyor systems, motor control, water-level automation, traffic light systems, bottle filling and industrial sorting, helping them understand how PLCs are used in real-world industrial environments.
What You Will Learn
- PLC fundamentals and architecture
- PLC hardware and I/O modules
- PLC installation and wiring
- Ladder Logic programming
- Digital inputs and outputs
- Timers and counters
- Comparison and arithmetic instructions
- Data handling
- Analog inputs and outputs
- Motor control using PLC
- Industrial sensors and actuators
- HMI and PLC communication
- Industrial communication networks
- Automation sequence control
- Advanced PLC programming
- PLC troubleshooting and diagnostics
- Process control fundamentals
- Basic PID control concepts
- Industrial automation applications
- Practical PLC projects
Who Can Join?
- Electrical Engineering Students
- Electronics Engineering Students
- Diploma Students
- Mechanical Engineering Students
- Mechatronics Students
- Instrumentation Students
- Industrial Automation Students
- Electrical Engineers
- Automation Engineers
- Control Panel Designers
- Maintenance Engineers
- PLC Programmers
- Industrial Technicians
- Engineering Professionals
Prerequisite
- Basic computer knowledge
- Basic electrical/electronics concepts
- Understanding of basic circuits is helpful
- Basic knowledge of sensors and motors is beneficial
- Engineering or industrial automation knowledge is helpful
- No previous PLC programming experience is required
Course Outcome
After completing the course, learners will be able to:
- Understand PLC architecture and operation
- Configure basic PLC hardware
- Understand digital and analog I/O
- Create Ladder Logic programs
- Develop start/stop and interlocking circuits
- Use timers and counters
- Process basic numerical data
- Interface sensors and actuators
- Control motors using PLC
- Work with analog signals
- Understand PLC-HMI communication
- Understand industrial communication networks
- Develop automated sequences
- Diagnose basic PLC faults
- Build PLC-based automation projects
- Develop practical industrial control solutions
Career & Learning Opportunities
Learners can explore roles such as:
- PLC Programmer Trainee
- PLC Automation Engineer Trainee
- Industrial Automation Engineer Trainee
- Automation Engineer
- PLC Design Assistant
- Control Systems Engineer Trainee
- Automation Technician
- PLC Technician
- Industrial Control Technician
- Electrical Automation Engineer Trainee
- Maintenance Engineer Trainee
- Control Panel Designer
- Industrial Automation Assistant
- Instrumentation & Control Assistant
- HMI/PLC Programmer Trainee
- Process Automation Assistant
- Automation Project Assistant
- Industrial Controls Technician