In the Physics diploma study program with a focus on electronics and instrumentation specialization, students learn the basics of electronics with an emphasis on assembling electronic equipment components. They also understand physics related to electricity, especially those relevant to the field of instrumentation, as well as the application of microcontrollers to simplify and improve the efficiency of work in electronic circuits. First, students understand the basic electronics principles, including electrical circuits, electronic components, and how to assemble and design simple electronic devices. They study the theory underlying the function and interaction between members. Next, students focus on instrumentation, understanding the physical science underlying electrical devices and gauges. They learn about various sensors, meters, and measurement techniques in multiple applications. Then, students study the use of microcontrollers in electronics and instrumentation. They understand how to implement microcontrollers to control and monitor electronic devices, facilitate processes, and improve efficiency. Finally, students undertake practical applications through small projects that involve designing, building, and testing simple electronic devices using the knowledge and skills they learn throughout the course.