- Installation
Installation courses focus on the assembly and setup of electrical or mechanical systems within residential, commercial, and industrial structures. Students learn to navigate wiring regulations, calculate load requirements, and ensure the safe distribution of power or fluid through complex networks of conduits and switches.
2. PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers)
PLC training covers the “brain” of modern industrial automation—rugged digital computers used to control manufacturing processes like assembly lines and robotic devices. The curriculum emphasizes ladder logic programming, sensor interfacing, and troubleshooting the automated sequences that keep factories running efficiently.
3. Embedded Systems
Embedded Systems courses explore the design of specialized computing systems that perform dedicated functions within larger mechanical or electronic devices, such as car engines or medical monitors. Learners master the intersection of hardware and software, focusing on microcontrollers and real-time operating systems (RTOS) to create efficient, task-specific firmware.
4. Repair
Repair and maintenance courses provide the hands-on skills needed to diagnose, fix, and overhaul faulty machinery and equipment. Training often spans various trades—including electrical, plumbing, and mechanical—teaching students how to interpret blueprints, replace defective components, and perform preventive maintenance to avoid system failures.
5. AutoCAD
AutoCAD is a foundational course in computer-aided design, teaching professionals how to create precise 2D and 3D technical drawings for engineering and architecture. Beyond basic drafting, advanced modules like “AutoCAD Electrical” or “Mechanical” allow for the automated generation of schematics, panel layouts, and detailed bills of materials (BOM).
ICD – Institute of Career Development,
Housing Board Junction,
Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala, India