Automated Systems and Control

  • Overview
  • Course Content
  • Requirements & Materials
Overview

Automated Systems and Control

Course Description

The Automated Systems and Control course identifies common methods of industrial automation. It describes the available technologies and explains how they are applied in manufacturing.

Course Content

AUTOMATED SYSTEMS AND CONTROL

COMPUTER-INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CNC PROGRAMS

ROBOTICS

COORDINATE SYSTEMS

PLC PROGRAMS AND HARDWARE

MATERIAL HANDLING AND IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS

NETWORKS

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

MANUFACTURING EXECUTION SYSTEMS

ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING

Requirements & Materials

Important Information

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Materials

Required - Student Must Provide

  • Computer with system components
    • Windows Computer
      • Make sure your Operation System is Windows 2000, XP Professional with Service Pack 2 or higher, and or Windows Vista Home Edition and higher.
      • To access video content make sure you have Windows Silver Light 4 and Windows Media Player 9 and higher.
      • Ensure you have administrative access or a local System Administrator available if the above requirements are not installed.
    • Macintosh Computer
      • Make sure your Operating system is Mac OS X version 10.3.9 and higher.
      • To access web content make sure you have Safari 5 or Mozilla Firefox 3.6 and higher.
      • To access video content make sure you have Windows Silver Light 4 and Flip4Mac 2 and higher.
      • Ensure you have Administrative access or a local System Administrator available if the above requirements are not installed.
  • Headphones
  • Printer

Session Details

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for managers, supervisors, operations managers, plant managers, and plant engineers with new responsibilities or new managers and those ready to move into a management role.

Manufacturing professional participating in training course

What You Will Learn

  • The reasons manufacturers use robots
  • The basic capabilities of robots
  • Spot welding, arc welding, material handling, and machine tending robots
  • Fabrication and processing robots
  • Inspection robots
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How You Will Benefit

  • Understand the available technologies.
  • Explain how the available technologies are applied in manufacturing.
  • Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using robots.
  • Distinguish between spraying robots and assembly robots.
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The course schedule was well-structured with a mix of lectures, class discussions, and hands-on exercises led by knowledgeable and engaging instructors.

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