PLC Programming from Scratch 1
PLC Programming Fundamentals: Introduction to PLC Basics, Overview of Micro800 Series & Essentials of Connected Components Workbench.
Be able to describe what a PLC is, what a PLC is used for, and list the components that make up a PLC
Be able to describe the features and functions of Allen-Bradley Micro800 PLCs
Be able to describe the features of Connected Components Workbench, the development environment for Allen-Bradley Micro800 PLCs
Have downloaded and installed Connected Components Workbench
1.1. Introduction to PLC Programming from Scratch
1.2. What Will I Learn in PLC Programming from Scratch?
1.3. Who is PLC Programming From Scratch For?
2.0. Introduction to PLCs
2.1. What Components Make Up a PLC?
2.2. How Does a PLC Control an Automated Process?
3.0. Why Choose a Micro800 PLC for Learning?
3.1. The Micro800 Family
3.2. Micro810 PLCs
3.3. Micro820 PLCs
3.4. Micro830 PLCs
3.5. Micro850 PLCs and Micro870 PLCs
3.6. Micro800 Accessories
3.7. Micro800 Starter Kits
3.8. Recommendations for PLC Hardware
4.1. Connected Components Workbench
4.2. Connected Components Workbench Editions
4.3. Download Connected Components Workbench
4.4. Install Connected Components Workbench
5.0. Course Conclusion
You are interested in learning PLC programming but aren’t sure where to start
You want to learn PLC programming but don’t have access to any PLC hardware or software licenses
You are an engineer, electrician, or technician that works with industrial automation hardware and wants to learn more about PLCs and PLC programming
You'll get access to this course and ultimate access to the rest of the courses in the library.
Your Questions Answered
Yes, upon completing the course, you'll receive a certificate of completion. This certificate is a great addition to your resume and LinkedIn profile, showcasing your knowledge and dedication to professional development.
All of the software used in PLC Programming from Scratch is available for free and optional software includes a 30-day free trial.
To start the course, you don’t need to have any special software installed since we take you through the process of downloading and installing any required software in the course.
You don’t need any hardware to follow this course since Connected Components Workbench includes a free Micro800 Simulator.
A later course in the series covers the process of working with PLC hardware. To get the most value out of this course, we do recommend that you purchase a Micro820 Starter Kit if you have the budget available for hardware. This starter kit will let you get some hands on experience with a physical PLC.
If you don’t have access to PLC hardware, then you can still watch the videos in this course so that you understand how to work with hardware.
Yes. Most people enroll individually, and then submit their receipt to their employer for reimbursement. However, if your employer has a tuition budget and wants to train 5 people or more, you can send us an email at [email protected] and we will help you with bulk signup.
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With the Pro membership, you gain access to our full catalog of courses, including this PLC Troubleshooting course, and all future course releases. You’ll always be at the cutting edge of automation industry knowledge. Plus, you'll earn a certificate for every course you complete, proving your expertise in the field.
Absolutely! Our course is designed with real-world applications in mind. Each lesson provides practical knowledge and tools that you can immediately apply to your job. The skills you acquire will help you stand out in your workplace.
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