Instrumentation and control in Real world

People enroll in the course “Instrumentation and Control in Real World” to understand how instrumentation and control systems actually work in industrial environments, not just in theory. The course helps learners gain practical knowledge of sensors, transmitters, control loops, PLC/SCADA systems, and real plant operations. It is especially useful for engineering students, technicians, and working professionals who want to build industry-relevant skills, improve troubleshooting ability, and become more confident in handling real-time process control systems in sectors such as manufacturing, oil & gas, and power plants.

The first session will consist of a foundation. We will take a real-world example of industry and build the control and logic requirements, from field Instrumentation to the control system. This will clear the concepts, which will help you understand and analyze control requirements for different applications.

Session 2 Once the controls and logic are developed, the next part is Detailed Engineering. What steps are involved, including the documents, drawings, and specifications? What is the purpose of each step? What method is followed? What data is required?

Session 3 To complete the system, we will examine the requirements of a PLC-based SCADA system, including engineering and other aspects. In this module, we will also learn about IT/OT integration and its requirements.