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# Schneider

### Online Course (In progress)

On this page, you will find all the available resources for the Schneider PLC course which is included in the course 'Learn 5 PLC's in a Day' and also exclusively on <https://www.codeandcompile.com>

### Course Presentation

* in progress..&#x20;

### PLC Software

Download the TIA portal software directly from the Schneider website. If you are unable to find the link on the Schneider website, check out the software links here [Hardware and Software](/resources/hardware-and-software.md)

### More information

Learn more about Schneider PLC on this page [Books and Guides](/resources/books-and-guides.md)

## PLC Exercises

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[PLC Exercises](/factory-automation/plc/schneider/plc-exercises.md)
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