The bar chart provided illustrates the sum of people by gender who studied engineering at Australian universities in three different years: 1992, 2002, and 2012. Overall, the total of females increased while the total of males decreased.
Looking at the men rate, can be seen that in 1992 there were 1400 boys who attended universities in Australia, which was 7 times more than girls number. This rate slightly decreased, and in 2002, 12000 men took part in university classes, while the number of women increased to 4000 for the same year.
In 2012, the figure of boys was the same as it was in 2002, on the contrary girls who studied the engineering field reached 6000, three times more than at the beginning of the period.
To sum up, the sum of students who attended engineering classes increased by the end of the period, the figure of females tripled and the figure of males decreased slightly.
The bar chart provided illustrates the sum of
people
by gender
who
studied engineering at Australian universities in three
different
years: 1992, 2002, and 2012.
Overall
, the total of females increased while the total of males decreased.
Looking at the
men
rate, can be
seen
that in 1992 there were 1400 boys
who
attended universities in Australia, which was 7 times more than girls number. This rate
slightly
decreased, and in 2002, 12000
men
took part
in university classes, while the number of women increased to 4000 for the same year.
In 2012, the figure of boys was the same as it was in 2002,
on the contrary
girls
who
studied the engineering field reached 6000, three times more than at the beginning of the period.
To sum up, the sum of students
who
attended engineering classes increased by the
end
of the period, the figure of females tripled and the figure of males decreased
slightly
.