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Understand The PLC and Build Your First Program
3 Hours Live Course

-What you will Learn-
1. Understand how a PLC Work
2. Understand PLC Hardware and I/O
3.Connect your computer to the PLC
4. Create your first PLC PROJECT
5. Navigate the PLC PROJECT
6. Understanding Tags and PLC Data
7. See the PLC Scan Cycle in Action
8. Build your First PLC Program




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FAQs
Your Questions Answered: Quick Insights on Our Training Services
What prior knowledge do I need before enrolling in your courses?
No prior knowledge is specifically required for our beginner courses, but basic computer skills are recommended.
No, our courses are easy to understand and to follow, Plus it's live so you can ask questions.
Yes, all our online courses are designed to be mobile-friendly. We suggest using a computer for a better Live experience.
Electricians, Maintenance Technicians, Instrumentation Technician who wants to further their career and get a raise or wants to be more knowlegeable in the field not limited to operators, Mechanics or anyone that have an interest in Learning PLC Programming for a career shift.
We Suggest you take the PLC fundamentals first, unless you already have a very strong foundation, because the Programming Fundamentals is an extension to PLC fundamentals.
The Goal is to give beginners a strong Practical foundation in PLC's. You will learn how a PLC works, Understand PLC Hardware and I/O, Navigate Studio 5000, Create and configure a PLC Project, work with tags and data types, Understand the PLC Scan cycle and your first working PLC Program.
By the End of this course, you should have a clear understanding of how the PLC, I/O, Tags, Ladder logic, and program execution work together and feel Confident Taking the next steps into PLC Programming. and the Course is live so you can ask questions.