This Module provides a basic introduction to automation and control systems used in industrial plants.
It helps learners understand what automation is, why it is used, and how different control systems work together in process industries.
The Module focuses on conceptual understanding of automation systems such as PLC, DCS, and SCADA, without going into advanced programming or configuration.
This module is part of the instruX Internship Program and forms the foundation for applied practice and project work.
Who This Module Is For
Instrumentation students and freshers
Beginners interested in automation
Engineers planning to move into PLC or DCS roles
Anyone new to plant instrumentation maintenance
Module Learning Outcomes
Basics of industrial automation
Purpose of automation in process plants
Overview of control systems architecture
Introduction to PLC, DCS, and SCADA
Basic control concepts and signal flow
This module is delivered during Phase 1 – Core Learning of the instruX Internship Program.
Learning Outcome :
After completing this course, learners will be able to:
Understand how automation systems work in plants
Identify PLC, DCS, and SCADA systems
Understand basic signal flow from field to control room
Choose the right path for advanced automation learning
Learning Approach :
Simple, beginner-friendly explanations
Industrial examples
Focus on understanding concepts, not coding
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