The program control instructions covered in this chapter are used to alter the program scan from its normal sequence. The use of program control instructions can shorten the time required to complete a program scan. Portions of the program not being utilized at any particular time can be jumped over, and outputs in specific zones in the program can be left in their desired states.
 
Reading Assignment:
Programmable Logic Controllers - Chapter #9               Program Control Instructions
 
There is a power point in the "Handout" section that covers the material for this chapter. A reminder that the power points for this class require extra load and view time.
 
The videos below have further explanation of the content of this weeks material, be sure to check them out. 
 
In the coursework page you will find information for the following assignments:
Problems from the end of chapter #9 of the PLC textbook.
A PLC program designed in PogixPro for an MCR instruction.
2 more intermediate level faults in the Troubleshooting PLC Circuits software.