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Lunch should come with a snack and some fruit. Just 1 item is not really a lunch. I got a nail in my tyre from the student car parking area. I had a look around the way into the car park and saw quite a few screws and sharp objects on ground. I think they come from the metalworks.
Arsham is an extremely knowledgeable tutor and is very passionate about his subject.
A very well structured course delivered by a highly knowledgeable tutor.
I found that the first week of the course (F-Gas part) was very intense as it was all new to me. However the tutor Tim was excellent with a very good teaching style. He related the content to real applications. He managed to get a full house of passes. Thanks Tim. The second week of the course I would suggest was overpriced. We had a bank holiday yet still easily covered all of the content. Again the second weeks course content was delivered in a fantastic easy to remember, practical way.
Very pleased with the overall course. I would have liked to do connect a computer to the PLC for the first time to give me practice setting up drivers and communication links.
good course overall well taught would be good if someone like me could see plcs in a work enviroment to understand real life processes.
The possibility of fault finding o the course would be useful but course was aimed correctly building up knowledge.
Some pre course reading would be helpful. Simplified diagrams of inputs and outputs on ladder rung for easier revision. A basic programme or app to practice on after teaching hours.
course was good however coming from a non plc background it was difficult to get back into the programming mind from the last course I was also informed we would be working with process actuated systems using siemans plc (modern) which didnt come to light . all in all managed to scrape through
Course was very good with lots of practical learning, would like to learn other more modern software e.g. studio 5000, work with HMI's