The purpose of this study was to investigate obtained knowledge using from Physics I for Engineers for daily life application of undergraduate student from faculty of engineering Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakorn. Sample was 316 students which taken from four engineering majors; computer electrical industrial and mechanical engineering. A questionnaire a four point scale was used as testing tool. The statistical analyses were performed in mean standard deviation and one way analysis of variance. The results revealed that students used their obtained knowledge in moderate level (3.10). Students in each programs showed significantly different used their obtained knowledge at 0.05 level. Electrical engineering students (3.27) showed highest number of the course content using follow by mechanical engineering (3.09) computer engineering (3.07) and industrial engineering (2.75) respectively.

On Earth all objects have a weight which Earths mass exerts on them to downward force of gravity. The weight of an object can find somethings weights in Newton unite. It calculated on multiply the mass in kilograms by the acceleration of gravity in the units of meters/seconds2. The purpose of this study was to design and develop an experimental setup for measuring the gravity acceleration. It involved designing by using free-fall motion method in vacuum tube based on digital Technology and photo gate sensor measured the velocity of the ball object. The data were analyzed by Microsoft Excel. The value of gravity acceleration obtained at 9.617 m/s2 from the experiment set up. The value from the experiment was compared with the obtained from true value at Bangkok Thailand. It found the error at 1.697 %. The assessment of the quality used a questionnaire for data collection. Five content experts in Physics teaching evaluated it. That found mean 4.89. The results of the study revealed that the experimental set up were excellent quality of and high efficiency. So that this experiment suitable to be used in physics classroom.