From Wire to PLC , A Bootcamp In Industrial Automation
Why take this course?
🌟 Course Title: From Wire to PLC, A Bootcamp In Industrial Automation 🎓
Course Overview:
**🚀 *Update Highlights:
- 🕖 11/17/2020 Update: Allen Bradley Training added!
- 🔧 11/28/2018 Update: Classic control simulation software tutorial included!
- 🤔 14/11/2018 Update: One-Line diagram interpretation section added!
- 🆘 29/10/2018 Update: "Troubleshooting for Electrical Panel" and "Web/Phone Based Visualization" sections introduced!
- 📚 11/1/2018 Update: Exercises for most sections added for better learning experience; design problems also included.
This intensive course is designed to cover all the essential concepts needed to build fully functional Electrical Automation Projects from scratch, utilizing simulations to ensure you can follow along without the need for any hardware.
Course Content:
🎓 What You Will Learn:
- Basic Electrical Concepts
- Electrical Components and Operations
- Programming Languages for PLCs (90% of languages supported by different manufacturers)
- One-Line Diagram Interpretation
- Troubleshooting Electrical Panels
- HMI (Human Machine Interface) Addition and Configuration
- Simulation and Testing of Your Project
Who Is This Course For?
This course is perfect for:
- 🎓 Electrical/Electronics/Computer/Control/Mechatronics Engineers and Students looking to expand their knowledge in automation design.
- Job seekers in the industrial automation field who want to understand what to expect.
- Individuals interested in learning PLC programming with real-life examples.
- Mechanical Engineers aiming to handle electrical and automation aspects independently.
Course Application:
The skills taught in this course are applicable to:
- Any industrial manufacturing project, regardless of size or complexity.
- Jobs worldwide that require expertise in industrial automation.
You will be equipped with the knowledge to conduct and engineer projects across various industries.
Course Advantages:
- Versatile Learning: Gain insights into different PLC programming languages and understand their use cases.
- Real-World Applications: Learn how to apply your skills to real-world scenarios in industrial automation.
- Industry Readiness: Prepare for the demands of the job market with a focus on practical, employable skills.
Course Support and Updates:
This course is committed to:
- Regular updates and new content additions to keep your skills current.
- Ongoing support to address any questions or challenges you may encounter.
Final Note:
Please remember to complete a significant portion of the course before leaving a review. This allows you to fully understand and appreciate the comprehensive learning experience offered.
Don't expect to master a specific PLC brand; instead, learn around 90% of the languages supported by different manufacturers to become versatile and adaptable in the field of industrial automation.
🎓 Enroll Now to embark on your journey towards mastering Industrial Automation with "From Wire to PLC"! 🚀
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Our Verdict
From Wire to PLC: A Bootcamp In Industrial Automation is a solid course for those interested in an extensive introduction to electrical engineering, control circuits, and programmable logic controllers. While there are a few areas in need of improvement such as pacing, consistency, and depth, the course's strengths lie in its enthusiastic instructor, practical projects, and wide-ranging topics at an affordable price. The minor issues shouldn't deter learners from gaining valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in industrial automation.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of industrial automation, from electrical basics to PLC programming
- Clear explanations and enthusiasm from the instructor
- Practical projects providing hands-on experience
- Value-packed course with a wide range of topics at an affordable price
Potential Drawbacks
- erratic pacing, some sections could benefit from additional depth
- Inconsistent quality in the course materials with uncorrected mistakes
- Lack of industrial networking concepts and real PLC hardware simulations
- Minor errors and occasional need for some prior PLC knowledge