The different types of courses, which were followed by the students during the years
The different types of courses, which were followed by the students during the years lW871
The pie charts give details about the different types of courses that students studied in 1984, 1994 and 2004.
Overall, it is noted that with the continuing modernization in technology & sources, mostly students are preferring to study face to face. In 1984, no online courses are available.
In 1984, a big number of students, 67% are preferring face to face courses, while 13% & 20% are preferring mixed media courses & correspondence courses respectively. Online courses were not available at that time. 10 years later, there was a drop in face to face courses, 54% students preferring it, but the correspondence courses were still at 20%, multimedia at 15% & 11% are leaned towards online courses.
By the progress in technology & teaching method till 2004, 40% students are preferring face to face study, while mixed media is still popular, at 35%. Studying online & by correspondence both had decreased in popularity, reaching 10% & 15% respectively.
The pie charts give
details
about the
different
types of
courses
that
students
studied in 1984, 1994 and 2004.
Overall
, it
is noted
that with the continuing modernization in technology & sources,
mostly
students
are
preferring
to study
face
to
face
. In 1984, no
online
courses
are available.
In 1984, a
big
number of
students
, 67% are
preferring
face
to
face
courses
, while 13% & 20% are
preferring
mixed media
courses
& correspondence
courses
respectively
.
Online
courses
were not available at that time. 10 years later, there was a drop in
face
to
face
courses
, 54%
students
preferring
it,
but
the correspondence
courses
were
still
at 20%, multimedia at 15% & 11%
are leaned
towards
online
courses.
By the progress in technology & teaching method till 2004, 40%
students
are
preferring
face
to
face
study, while mixed media is
still
popular, at 35%. Studying
online
& by correspondence both had decreased in popularity, reaching 10% & 15%
respectively
.