Session Overview
introduces the basic concepts of Electrical Engineering. Students will understand how electricity works, the types of electrical quantities, and the foundation required to study electrical components and machines in later session.
Session 2: PLC, Sensors and Process Control Systems
This Session explains the basics of PLCs, including types, programming, inputs/outputs, and configuration. It also covers sensors, transmitters, valves, PID control, and basic wiring and troubleshooting in industrial automation.
This Session covers PLC programming, ladder logic, analog control, and special functions like PID and communication. It also includes VFD programming and PLC–VFD integration for motor control.
This Session covers the basics of HMI and SCADA systems used for monitoring and controlling industrial processes. It includes system architecture, screen design, tag configuration, alarms, trends, communication protocols, and integration with PLCs and field devices.
Session 5: Industrial Automation Fundamentals Concepts System Overview
Understand the core concepts, architecture, and real-world applications of industrial automation systems. Learn essential electrical, safety, and documentation standards used in automation projects.
Session 6: Allen Bradley Micro800 Hardware Architecture Overview
Learn the hardware structure, wiring methods, and installation practices of Allen-Bradley Micro800 PLC systems. Gain practical knowledge of PLC modules, power systems, and industrial troubleshooting techniques.
Master the installation, setup, and project configuration using Connected Components Workbench software. Understand controller configuration, communication setup, and project management fundamentals.
Develop strong ladder logic programming skills for industrial automation control systems.
Learn timers, counters, interlocks, and motor control programming with practical exercises.
Session 9: Advanced PLC Programming Functional Block Development
Explore advanced PLC programming techniques including function blocks, PID control, and data handling. Improve system performance, diagnostics, and modular program design for complex automation projects.
Develop advanced HMI applications with animations, alarm systems, and data logging features. Enhance system usability, performance optimization, and user security management.
Session 14: ACS560 Parameter Programming Motor Control Techniques
Master drive parameter configuration for motor control, speed regulation, and energy optimization. Implement PID control, macros, and advanced tuning techniques for industrial applications.
Session 15: PLC Drive Communication Integration Control Methods
Integrate PLC and VFD systems using hardwired, analog, and industrial communication protocols. Develop control logic, feedback monitoring, and troubleshooting strategies for drive automation.
Session 16: FactoryTalk View Studio SCADA Installation Configuration
Learn SCADA system architecture and install FactoryTalk View Studio for industrial monitoring systems. Configure communication drivers, runtime environments, and data logging functions.
Session 17: SCADA Graphics Alarm Trend Development Techniques
Design advanced SCADA visualization systems including alarms, trends, and reports.
Improve plant monitoring efficiency through optimized graphics and data management.
Session 18: Industrial Communication Networks Protocol Integration Methods
Understand industrial networking concepts including Ethernet/IP, Modbus, and RS-485 protocols. Design, configure, and troubleshoot reliable industrial communication networks.
Session 19: Complete Industrial Automation Project Implementation Training
Apply all learned skills to develop a complete industrial automation project from design to commissioning. Perform system testing, documentation, troubleshooting, and final project presentation.