Introduction to PLC Programming
Course provided by Model Institute of Engineering & Technology
4 modules
Explore the fundamentals of Cyber Security
4.5 Level NCrF
National Credit Framework
30 Hours
Flexible Learning
Beginner Level
No prior experience required
Nano Credit Course
01 Credit
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to modern cybersecurity practices, combining theoretical foundations with hands-on training. Students will explore core security concepts, SIEM tools, and network/database protection strategies, while gaining practical skills in incident response and digital forensics. The program also emphasizes compliance, governance, and advanced security operations, preparing learners for key industry roles such as Cybersecurity Analyst, SOC Analyst, and Incident Response Specialist.
Key Learning Highlights
- Strong foundation in core cybersecurity principles and career pathways.
- Hands-on experience with SIEM tools for real-time monitoring and threat detection.
- Practical skills in securing networks and databases against attacks.
- Training in incident response and digital forensics for breach investigation.
- Understanding of compliance, governance, and advanced security operations.
Tools & Platform Used
Learning Outcome
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
Explain core cybersecurity principles, threats, and defense mechanisms.
Operate SIEM tools for log analysis, real-time monitoring, and threat detection.
Implement security measures to protect networks and databases.
Apply incident response procedures to contain and mitigate security breaches.
Conduct digital forensics to collect, preserve, and analyze evidence.
Interpret compliance frameworks and apply governance models to security operations.
Master the course with just 4 Modules
The course introduces the fundamentals of industrial automation and the role of PLCs, covering number systems and basic control concepts. Students will explore PLC hardware, architecture, and communication, including sensors, actuators, and Mitsubishi PLC series. Key logic functions, sequence control, and PLC-based motor starter circuits are introduced, followed by practical training in timers, counters, ladder programming, and function blocks for industrial control applications.
Introduction to Industrial Automation & PLC Basics
Fundamentals of industrial automation and its applications.
Role and significance of PLCs in automated systems.
Basics of binary, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems.
PLC Hardware and Communication
Architecture and components of PLC systems.
Working with input/output ports, relays, sensors, and actuators.
Overview of Mitsubishi FX5U and iQR series PLCs.
Logic Functions and Control Concepts
Implementation of logic gates and relay logic in PLCs.
Understanding sequence control fundamentals.
PLC-based motor starter logic and control circuits.
Timers, Counters, and Programming Concepts
Application of timers and counters in industrial automation.
Structure and design of PLC ladder programming.
Use of function blocks in industrial control systems.
Roles
PLC Programmer
Automation Engineer
Control Systems Engineer
Instrumentation Engineer
Maintenance Engineer
Industrial Automation Technician
