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1 Training for Existing Business and Indus
Training for Existing Business and Industry Course Directory Customized Training Courses Available Upon Request 2014 - 2015 COURSE TITLE COURSE DESCRIPTION Course length Alan Bradley Introduction to RS Logix 500 programming This course provides you with the resources and hands - on prac- tice required to program a SLC 500 processor using RS Logix 500 software. After completion of this course students will be capable of writing basic programs. 32 Hours Alan Bradley Advanced RS Logix 500 pro- gramming This course is designed to provide you with the skills necessary to develop advanced ladder logic projects for SLC 500 systems using RS Logix 500 software. This course also covers several networking options available with SLC 500 processors, particu- larly DH+ and remote I/O communications. 32 Hours Alan Bradley RS Logix 5000 program- ming with Compact Logix This course is a skill - building course that provides you with a basic understanding of RS Logix 5000 ladder logic instructions and terminology. This course also provides the resources and hands - on practice required to program basic ladder logic instructions for any Logix 5000 controller. 32 Hours Alan Bradley Factory Talk View Panel View Plus Basic Configuration and Pro- gramming This course provides you with the skills necessary to develop Factory Talk View applications that run on the Panel View Plus terminals. This course provides opportunitie

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s to work with both the software and hardware. 32 Hours Configuring and Troubleshooting De- vicenet After completion of this course, students will understand meth- ods of use with devicenet networks and how to configure de- vicenet modules. They will learn how to write programming in- structions addressed to devicenet modules through RS Logix 5000. They will also learn to troubleshoot devicenet faults and error codes. 32 Hours Basics of Frequency Drive Parameters and Operation Students will learn the basics of frequency drives, how to config- ure them manually, how to address controls through a PLC to the drive, and methods of troubleshooting frequency drive faults. 32 Hours Motor Controls Wiring and Trouble- shooting After completion of this course, students will understand meth- ods of use of electrical control devices and electrical control symbols and how to read electrical schematics. Students will learn to troubleshoot electrical control systems using ladder logic diagrams and electrical schematics 32 Hours Southern Union State Community College Training for Existing Business and Industry HTEBII COURSE TITLE COURSE DESCRIPTION Course length Hydraulics and Pneumatics Students will learn the fundamental components of hydraulic and pneumatic systems. They will also get the basic skills to troubleshoot and understand hydraulic and pneumatics dia- grams and schematics. 32 Hours Introduction to FA

3 NUC Robotics Pro- gramming Upon succes
NUC Robotics Pro- gramming Upon successful completion of this course students will be capa- ble of completing the following tasks with a FANUC robot: Safety, power up and jog, recover from pulse encoder values lost/ mastering/ zero position, set up axis limits, set up tool cen- ter points, set up USER frames or work objects, create a basic program that uses circle points, linier points, and joint points. Using Insert/ Delete/Copy/ Find/ Paste/ Replace/ Renumber/ Comment/ and Undo instructions, Copy and rename routines, input/output devices, conditional branching statements, IF/ SELECT or IF/THEN Statements and Registers. 32 Hours National Electrical Code Exam Prepara- tion Course This course is designed to be a refresher course of electrical cal- culations and the National Electric Code. Successful completion of this course leads to preparation to take Electrical Contractor and Electrical Journeyman licensing exams. Topics covered: Testing process and overview of Electrical Contractor and Jour- neymen licensing requirements. Electrical theory: Ohms Law, Series, and Parallel Circuits Induc- tors, and Capacitors Conductor sizing Voltage Drop require- ments, Box + Conduit fill GFCI’s, AFCI’s, Motor sizing calcula- tions, Single - phase transformer calculations, Three phase transformer calculations , Appliance’s, and range sizing, Dwelling Service Calculations and Commercial Service calculations. 16 Hours Introdu

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ction to Conduit Bending Hands on training on conduit bending 8 Hours Basic Industrial Wiring This course covers single - phase two - and three - wire and three - phase three - and four - wire electrical systems. 16 Hours Southern Union State Community College Training for Existing Business and Industry HTEBII COURSE TITLE COURSE DESCRIPTION Course length Fundamentals of Electricity and Elec- tronics This course will cover the fundamentals of Solid State and Digi- tal devices. 32 Hours Advanced Electronic Components and Circuits Solid State and Digital Devices Applications 32 Hours Basics of Electricity for the Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Covers basic electrical and mechanical circuits 32 Hours Safety: OSHA - General Industry 10 - hour Safety Training The 10 - hour safety course will cover a mandatory 2 hours of Introduction to OSHA . The remaining 8 hours will be used to cov- er Electrical Safety , Personal Protective Equipment , Exit Routes, Fall Protection , Walking and Working Surfaces and Machinery and Machine Guarding. 10 hours Safety: NFPA 70E Standards – Electrical Safe- ty in the Workplace This course covers the dangers of Arc Blast and Arc Flash electri- cal faults with the main focus on training and the use of PPE on the different levels of voltage. 8 hours Southern Union State Community College Training for Existing Business and Industry HTEB