NOC Tag: Information systems testing technicians

Our Automation Integration and Validation course teaches you a unified approach to developing and troubleshooting Allen-Bradley-based automations. Learn how to use the Allen-Bradley integration/development tools, how to use the ladder logic handler for debugging purposes and how to set up the RSView for alarms and trends. Practice your skills by developing an automation based on…

Our Distributed Control System course teaches a unified approach to developing and troubleshooting Allen-Bradley based factory integration using FactoryTalk and ViewAnyWare software. Learn how to implement a distributed human-machine interface (HMI) system and set up the database collection. The course also uses a Rockwell-based distributed control system (DCS) to focus on the set-up of DCS…

Our Human-Machine Interface and View Anywhere Display course teaches you how to create data loggers, message screens, recipes and multiple alarm screens using the Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View software. Study the process for connecting remotely from the FactoryTalk View client to a FactoryTalk View server. Explore complex derived tags, ActiveX faceplates and different animation techniques.

This course introduces basic knowledge of electrical codes, electrical circuit diagram interpretation, PLC module and other electrical components mounting such as sensors, actuators, relays, terminal blocks; digital and analog I/Os (Inputs/Outputs) wiring and interfacing, signal conditioning and MCR safety circuits. This course is part of the PLC/Automation Installation and Programming program at Centennial College

This course introduces techniques of testing and troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical system by using two approaches software simulation or virtual PLC and hardware emulation or real PLC, to ensure every part of machine is function correctly. Students will also learn the importance aspects of commissioning and fault detection. This course is part of the…

This micro-credential is aimed at trades people and/or engineers who work with Programmable Logic Controllers in an industrial setting. Students will learn the function and application of PLCs in automation processes and will be given the fundamentals and practice of programming PLCs with an understanding of relay logic, control schematics, inputs and outputs and most…