This full course provides a complete introduction to Controls and Automation Engineering for beginners who want to understand how industrial systems work in real life. It starts by explaining the core concept of automation and control systems and why they are essential in modern industries such as manufacturing, energy, and production lines.

The course then introduces the most commonly used hardware in automation, including PLC systems, sensors, relays, power supplies, and electrical components. You will also learn about the essential tools required for installation and maintenance, helping you understand the practical side of the field.

A major part of the course focuses on PLC programming languages, including Structured Text and Ladder Diagram, which are widely used in industrial environments. It also includes hands-on examples using the Arduino Opta PLC platform to demonstrate real programming applications.

In addition, the course covers HMI development and SCADA systems using Ignition software, showing how operators monitor and control industrial processes. You will also explore electrical wiring diagrams, input/output connections, sequential programming, SQL basics for data logging, and system integration concepts.

By the end of this course, learners will have a solid foundation in automation engineering and will be able to understand and start working with real industrial control systems.