Wednesday, September 7, 2016

OTHER OFFERINGS

OTHER OFFERINGS


The Goal we have set ourselves, is to offer Education & Skill Development to Engineering students & graduates in the field of Automation. In order to achieve this, we realize that we need to first create an awareness about the tremendous potential this field offers, amongst students & faculty. Coming from the background of the Industry, we feel the need to make them understand the expectations of the Industry from them. Hence, we conduct some short term programs where we can give an introductory insight into this field.


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We conduct 2 week long Internship programs where we are able to impart to the students some knowledge of the fundamentals of an Automation system; teach them Electrical Basics as required for a Control Panel and programming using Smart Relays. This Internship Program will serve as a wonderful starting platform on which they can build on their Automation knowledge in terms of PLC or SCADA programming and Solution Architecture. We award a certificate at the end of this program, which can be useful to the student for future career opportunities. We also encourage them to come back & continue the internship during all their vacations, so that they can successfully complete our CIC program. To keep their interest alive in the subject, we send them questions & problems, which will help them refresh their memory....contd







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Other Offerings Of Progyaan

WORKSHOPS


We conduct workshops in colleges to introduce Automation to students. The agenda in these workshops is to sufficiently explain to them the various opportunities available to them and the need for Skill Development to meet the Industry’s expectations. Depending on the duration of the workshop, we take the students through the technical aspects of Automation. The topics we cover are Electrical Fundamentals, Components of an Automation System, Solution building using Electrical wiring, Translation of the same to programming using smart relays. We also delve into PLC programming, depending on the allocated time and the infrastructure available in the college.
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We help students work on their III Year Mini Projects, and the Final Year projects. We first teach students the basics of Automation and then guide them to use their Engineering knowledge and the basic knowledge that we provide and come up with a solution to a Project requirement. The Project is entirely done by the student and we can endorse confidently that we guide them in such a way that they know exactly what they are doing. The Final Year project is a very important part of a Job interview and it is imperative that the student knows clearly what he/she has worked on.


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Tuesday, August 23, 2016

WHY DO ENGINEERS NEED PLC TRAINING?

WHY DO ENGINEERS NEED PLC TRAINING?





A question for all you engineers : what do Pepsi , Reynolds pens and Hero Honda bikes have in common? Give up? They all use automation in some way during the manufacturing process. Automation is everywhere and it has taken a pivotal role in today’s industrial age causing many companies to be dependent on PLCs and PLC-trained personnel. So if you are new to PLCs, never heard of them, or know them well, it is time to get training and I’ll tell you why:

Career Opportunities :

For those who may not know about automation or PLCs, allow me to explain. Automation is defined by Google as: the use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing or other production process. That is true, but for a more awesome explanation, let’s talk Dosas! The video below shows how dosas can be made in an automated machine. Go ahead and check it out.


What isn’t shown in this video is the brains behind the operation or what controls the timing, temperature, level, speed, etc. of these processes. That is of course the PLC or Programmable Logic Controller. Getting the training you need, to develop, install and support PLC systems like these can open up a wealth of career opportunities for you. Who wouldn’t want that?!

PLCs are your Friend :

Engineering is the science of solving problems. Electrical Engineering is solving those problems electrically. Automation was born to solve problems faced by production facilities but it can also be used to solve problems at home. Learning the basics of PLC technology can give you the knowledge to automate tasks performed around the house. For example, a PLC system can be used to prevent the overflow of water from the overhead tank.

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Monday, August 15, 2016

How is ProGyaan different from other PLC Training centres?

PROGYAAN - WHERE REAL LEARNING HAPPENS






Curriculum



The curriculum in all our courses has been designed by Senior Project Engineers who, by virtue of working on large projects with reputed companies, know what is expected out of Automation Engineers. We have also taken the help of Senior German Automation Experts with extensive International exposure to enhance our course content.




Teaching Methodology


We lay strong emphasis on the Teaching methodology that we adopt, so that every engineer who joins us, leaves with strong technical knowledge. We begin with going “Back to the Basics” and make sure that every student is made conversant with Electrical Fundamentals. What differentiates us from other institutes is, this approach to learning, where each and every student gets to work on real controllers to get a feel of the actual Project environment.

                                                    

Effective Learning


We take our work very seriously and do not compromise on the quality of education we provide. Hence we closely monitor every student’s attendance and give them periodic tests to assess their performance. We make it mandatory for every student to complete all exercises given to them and to show the working of their programs on the Controllers in the lab.

                                                   


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Tuesday, August 9, 2016

PROGYAAN COURSES

COURSES




PLC Scada Training in Chennai is available in many institutes. But, Automation is not only about PLC. The Industry today expects much more from an Automation Engineer. There is a wide gap between what is required in the Industryand what the students know, when they start their careers.



At ProGyaan, we offer one Certificate course and 3 Diploma courses. All our courses begin with the fundamentals of Electricals, as is required for an Automation Engineer.




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Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Best PLC Training in Chennai | Progyaan



                                                

ProGyaan Learning Centre is an Automation Learning Centre in Chennai. It has been founded by the Directors of an Automation Solutions company, TransforthEngineering Solutions Pvt. Ltd.,along with Engineers from the project team at Transforth. PLC Training in Chennai is not a new concept. But, we found a need to start this institute, because, as employers, we found a severe lacking in the Engineers we recruited and we had to spend 
6 months to train them before we could send them for projects.


Automation, we realized is a fast growing field and there is going to be a huge demand forAutomation engineers in India & abroad. With special impetus being given to manufacturing, in order to meet global standards of productivity, efficiency and quality, industries have to use Automation. Every Machine Manufacturer, System Integrator and End User has a need for Automation engineers and this need is only going to increase.


In spite of this need, the Industry is unwilling to pay these starting Engineers highly because they know that the skill levels are quite low and they have to invest time, resources and money in training them. That is where we want to make a difference. Since we are also part of this Industry, we know what is expected out of Engineers and hence we have designed our curriculum, class rooms and lab in such a way that we can prepare them to be deployable on projects as soon as they are recruited.
There are many types of controllers in the world and it is impossible for an Engineer to learn all of them. Technology keeps evolving and changing. We prepare them to learn on their own. We teach them the nuances of Solution building so that even when faced with a new set of devices, they are confident enough to work on them.


Wednesday, July 27, 2016

OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITIES



PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI’S MESSAGE TO THE WORLD :



From Automobiles to Agro-products. From Hardware to Software. From Satellites to Submarines. From Televisions to Telecom. From Pharma to Biotech. From Paper to Power Plants. From Roads to Bridges. From Houses to Smart Cities. From Friendship to Partnership. From Profit to Progress. Whatever you want to make: Make in India.


The Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Modi, has launched the ‘Make in India’ initiative to place India on the world map as a manufacturing hub and give global recognition to the Indian economy. As a result of this, India’s manufacturing sector could touch US$ 1 trillion by 2025. Several mobile phone, luxury and automobile brands, among others, have set up or are looking to establish their manufacturing bases in the country. The focus of the Make in India programme is on 25 sectors.

Thanks to this initiative and the increase in foreign direct investment, the year 2016 is anticipated to create about 3.5 million job opportunities. A survey conducted by the Indian arm of US-based staffing firm, ManpowerGroup, said, employers predict an increase of almost 42% in the hiring numbers. “Industries like manufacturing and automation will now witness a major boost,” said AG Rao, group MD, ManpowerGroup India, at the “Make in India” week celebration in February 2016. Growth, Productivity, Efficiency, Return on Investment are all terms associated with Automation. To achieve the goals that we, as a country, have set for ourselves, Automation is a necessity. Opportunities are tremendous and growth potential is enormous. What is needed is Knowledge & Skill, which is where we come in.

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