Learn Siemens S7-1200 PLC & HMI from Scratch using TIA (Udemy.com)

Fantastic, in depth and easy to follow course. The instructor talks through each section following a presentation first, then puts it into action on TIA portal. A few things I would've liked to see more of was doing more of the complicated code from scratch, as the instructor tended to bring in pre-written code and asked you to follow along. Some sections were better explained than others, with the PID section being quite rushed and not as thought through as previous sections. There also wasn't much care given for best practices, such as tag naming, commenting conventions etc which makes working between systems easier. The use of I/O factory was great for demonstration, but as it's a paid software and has no explanation on how to use it, I felt this hindered understanding slightly. Saying this, none of these comments are negative, just something to keep in mind. Overall, this is 100% a 5 star course, the level of detail in outstanding and explanation is top tier. I would 100% recommend for someone who may have a background in another package that is looking to learn, or if someone is starting from scratch with basic understanding. 10/10

Sounded as a topic to listen and understand, but no supportive notes to match this lecture. May have to check all of it and, may re-review. Few topics, I tried were audible, bits visualized seem to help, for expert level PLC, DSC, SCADA based professionals. Low to moderate PLC, Sensors, Schematic print users, may like some parts,, but how you guys will re-evaluate with no support notes or proper pics-slides of content. I saw only 14 slide content, is that all, of IT? Notes has huge WATER MARKS-nfi, blocking the circuit schematics which were already minute. Less Help, Help Less...notes

i like the way you teach sir ji, but needed more deep knowledge about handshaking of the third party devices and with different communication protocols, I'm working in maintenance department for troubleshooting i have basic knowledge about it, but if you provide training on the details so it will be my pleasure to become good programmer into automation.

I was looking for a clear, step-by-step course on TIA Portal, and this one exceeded my expectations—it’s amazing! As an automation engineering student, I’ve found it incredibly helpful for my studies. I especially appreciate how it also covers digital logic and explains how bits work in memory. Great job!

The course exposes to new programmer about how to do PLC programming and its connection to real scenarios and basic PLC wirings. It is so helpful and I really appreciated the effort from instructor in working hard on those materials provided in the course.

This Course is very helpful to understand the depth of the PLC systems, Some of the session was really fast, have to repeat several times and have to get information from the other sources to understand even better. However I'm glad to know about Udemy courses, will get some other packages to enhance my skill in Automation.

Information was incredable helpfull and practical. The amount of investement that the instructor puts into the course is evident. Some of the later stages of the course go quite fast, so alot more time for pausing and reviewing some of the tougher examples. Helps quite bit to run through the course using the simulator to follow along.

I did know very few things about programming PLC. And I really appreciate what I learnt since I started this adventure, I can wait to continue pursuing practice and knowledge of this field, Sir Rajvir Singh is great in what he explains. Now I have another paradigm in my perspective of what I want to do in automation, some of the topics I am interested now are: Profinet communication Ways of Troubleshooting logic to make it work Exercises of SCL and AWL Connection between Robot and PLC Greetings from Mexico his friend Ludo

SCL programming is newly learned and very interesting. If possible try to include free simulation software like Zelio soft from Schneider and etc. Because everyone not able to purchase licensed software. Thank you :-)

The course is very sistematic and explained very well. But i must say that i had some background in bit logic and digital tehnique soo its possible it was easyer for me

Yes, quite informative and in-depth step-by-step approach of PLC hardware, Programming and HMI by Rajvir.

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