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PLC Programming 100
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28,802 students

PLC Programming 100

PLC and Control Systems
Created byJonaz Sayson
Last updated 3/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • PLC Programming for Industrial Application
  • Applicable in the Oil & Gas, Water Treatment, Power Generation, Petrochemical
  • ESD, PSD, F&G, instrumentation, Process Controls, SCADA, ICSS, DCS

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Course content

7 sections • 33 lectures • 1h 0m total length

  • Why PLC and Control Systems.1:56
  • PLC Programming VS PLC Configuration4:47

    The student will learn the difference between PLC Programming and PLC Configuration.

  • PLC Programming with Output Based Thinking Approach1:00

    Explore PLC programming using an output-based thinking approach to design, implement, and optimize automated control sequences.

  • Paying It Forward0:34
  • The Training Roadmap1:44

    Follow the training roadmap for PLC programming in PLC Programming 100, outlining a clear path to build foundational knowledge and practical skills.

  • The AND logic gate.1:06

    The AND logic function block. The trainee will understand how the AND logic block works.

  • The OR logic gate.2:01

    The OR logic function block. The trainee will understand how the OR logic block works.

  • The XOR logic gate.1:40

    The XOR logic function block. The trainee will understand how the XOR logic block works.

  • The NOT logic gate1:17

    The NOT logic function block. The trainee will understand how the NOT logic block works.

  • The SR Flip-Flop.2:47

    The SR logic function block. The trainee will understand how the SR logic block works.

  • The RS Flip-Flop.1:57

    The RS logic function block. The trainee will understand how the RS logic block works.

  • The R-TRIG logic gate.1:22

    The R-TRIG logic function block. The trainee will understand how the R-TRIG logic block works.

  • The F-TRIG logic gate.1:13

    The F-TRIG logic function block. The trainee will understand how the F-TRIG logic block works.

Requirements

  • Access to computer and internet

Description

THE WHAT?

The heart of every control systems is a PLC or Programmable Logic Controller. The PLC is behind most products and industries.

1. The water in your tap, behind it is a water treatment process which involves Control Systems.

2. The electricity in your households came from power plants. The power generation process involves Control Systems.

3. The fuel that is running our cars and industries. The oil exploration, extraction and refinery processes involves Control Systems.

4. The multi-vitamins and medicine that you get from the pharmacies or hospitals. Manufacturing it is a very stringent process which involves Control Systems.


THE WHY?

If you are an engineer or an engineering student. Learning how to program a PLC is an important skill set that will take you to a very rewarding career.


THE HOW?

In this course, we will be teaching you how to program a PLC in a universal approach, that you can even perform your PLC logic development on paper.

We will be using Function Block Diagram PLC programming language, because it is used by most of the big industries like Oil & Gas, Water Treatment, Power Generation,  Petrochemical and Pharmaceutical.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers, Technicians or engineering students

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