IET 2304 Digital and Programmable Logic Controllers Philosophy Philosophy: This course is a study of programmable logic controllers including the basics of digital electronics required to understand the P.L.C. logic. Topics include number systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, control logic, memory organization, I/O modules, and basic troubleshooting. Safety is always emphasized. Course Objectives: The student will gain fundamental knowledge in utilizing programmable logic controllers including the basics of digital electronics required to understand the P.L.C. operation. Assignment: The student will begin the course of Programmable Logic Controllers with the study of number systems, booling algebra, logic gates, control logic, memory organization, I/O modules and basic troubleshooting. Next, the student will explore topics that 9include basic input and output instructions, timers, counters, and program control instructions. Finally the student will be introduced to networking. Assessment: Instructors are expected to participate in the course assessment that is required by the University. Contact Information: Instructor: Rou Hartzel, 501-207-6238 Division Chair, Carroll Moody, 501-207-6206