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Applied PLC Technology II: Allen Bradley/Siemens

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The Applied PLC Technology certification builds on foundational skills developed in the fundamentals of PLC. This course advances learners' capabilities in PLC programming by introducing more complex ladder logic applications, program modification, HMI development, and basic networking concepts.

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The Applied PLC Technology certification builds on foundational skills developed in the fundamentals of PLC. This course advances learners' capabilities in PLC programming by introducing more complex ladder logic applications, program modification, HMI (Human Machine Interface) development, and basic networking concepts. Learners gain hands-on experience using industry-standard PLC hardware and software, including systems from Allen Bradley or Siemens. This certification is designed for students seeking to apply automation technologies in real-world industrial environments, supporting roles in systems integration, troubleshooting, and production optimization. Topics include Ladder Logic Programming, Basic PLC Operations and Programming Functions, Uploading and Downloading PLC Programs, Program Modifications and Testing, Human Machine Interface (HMI) Design, Basic Networking Concepts for Industrial Systems, and System Troubleshooting and Fault Diagnosis.

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