The Electronics Engineering program is a field of study that focuses on the design, analysis, and implementation of electronic systems, including hardware and software components. Students in this program learn about the principles and techniques used in electronic engineering, such as analog and digital circuits, microprocessors, communication systems, control systems, and signal processing. The program typically begins with foundational courses in mathematics, physics, and basic circuit analysis. Students then move on to more advanced coursework in areas such as electronics, digital signal processing, communication systems, control systems, and computer engineering. The curriculum also includes laboratory courses that give students hands-on experience with designing, building, and testing electronic systems. 

Throughout the program, students are encouraged to engage in research and development in the field of electronic engineering. They have the opportunity to work on projects that address real-world problems and challenges, such as developing medical devices, designing communication systems for remote areas, and improving energy efficiency in electronic devices. 

The purpose of this study program is to ensure the preparation of specialists in the field of computer engineering based on the most advanced programs of the time. The degree program has a unique course of study that gives students basic engineering concepts offering the opportunity to delve into the world of electrical circuits, microelectronics, communication systems, and much more.