PLC Programming - Siemens TIA Portal (Udemy.com)

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As a beginner I have been struggling with deeply understanding how to program PLC, figuring out the reason behind carrying out a function, this module just 3 lectures into it am already confident am going to learn a lot and fully master PLC not to just scram. Waiting for your next content!

The instructor does a phenomenal job explaining all points in depth. He doesn't assume you know anything, which is great. He also spends an appropriate amount of time on discussion points. If it's simple- he spends just a bit of time on it. If it's complex, he will thoroughly talk through the point. So far, this is a great course!

I think this course is good for me, the instructor takes his time and explain all the small details and do not assume that the student knows. I like this approach because, I am the type of person that has to understand, "why and how" I do not memorize if I do not understand, therefore this approach is ideal for me.

The course is very good quality. I am very happy to have refreshed my knowledges. Three years ago, I followed the training course on the YT platform (Hegamurl), which included over 100 videos. The teacher is still a very good positive english instructor. I hope, one day, a new advanced lesson will be published. Thank you and see you soon :)

If you're serious about learning Siemens TIA Portal and S7 PLC programming, commit to this course and work through it systematically. Don't get discouraged if concepts take time to sink in - persistence pays off! Hegamurl has created a solid foundation course that delivers real results. Thank you, Hegamurl, for creating this course and helping me achieve this important milestone in my automation engineering career. Your teaching has made a real difference! Highly Recommended! ⚙️

I recently completed the PLC Programming – Siemens TIA Portal course and found it extremely valuable for building a solid foundation in PLC and automation programming. The instructor, Philipp Paus, explains complex topics in a clear, structured, and professional way, making the course easy to follow even for beginners. The course covers the essentials very well—from setting up a TIA Portal project and configuring hardware to working with OBs, FBs, FCs, simulation, and basic HMI concepts. The practical examples and step-by-step approach help in understanding how PLC programming is applied in real industrial scenarios. The conveyor example in particular helps connect theory with practice. I would highly recommend this course to automation engineers, students, and beginners who want to learn PLC programming in a structured and logical way. It would be great if the instructor could add more advanced topics in the future (such as advanced programming patterns, diagnostics, safety concepts, or large-scale project structuring), as this would help learners progress further and deepen their PLC programming skills even more. Overall, an excellent and well-structured course. Thank you, Philipp!!!

One of the best automation software course I've taken so far. 1. The example is good for hands-on practice to get familiar with the interfaces and features. 2. The instructor arranges the topics with right amount of duration, the explanations are clear. Can't wait to see the next course from Philipp, well done and thank you!

This course is very interesting, even for those already working with TIA Portal. It provides new insights that I didn't know before and that can improve my future projects. The instructor's teaching style is excellent, and the content is very well structured and easy to follow. The project example the instructor provided couldn't be better.

The course is really great explaining clearly the basics which are actually the essentials to program the PLC in a structured way using FB's , FC's, DB's and OB's. I used to get confuse before about using the local and global variables and after taking this training it is very clear now. Thanks Philipp (Hegamurl) for this wonderful training!