The graph shows the percentage of computer ownership of population from the year 2002 to 2010 and compares the percentage of ownership based on the education level of its users.
2010 recorded the highest percentage of ownership at 70% showing the education level for most owners on this era were postgraduate degree holders which accounted for 90% the population. Meanwhile, people with no high school diploma recorded the lowest ownership with only 15%.
2002 showed the lowest level of ownership with only 55% of the population owning a computer. Similar to 2010, the educational background of people with the largest ownership were postgraduate degree holders at 75%, while the least users were those with no high school diploma at 15% of the population.
The trend for computer ownership in the five year data showed usage steadily increasing from 2002 to 2010. Despite the ten year gap, the graph showed that the educational level for majority and minority of owners has not change.
The graph
shows
the percentage of computer
ownership
of population from the year 2002 to 2010 and compares the percentage of
ownership
based on the education
level
of its users.
2010 recorded the highest percentage of
ownership
at 70% showing the education
level
for most owners on this era were postgraduate degree holders which accounted for 90% the population. Meanwhile,
people
with no high school diploma recorded the lowest
ownership
with
only
15%.
2002
showed
the lowest
level
of
ownership
with
only
55% of the population owning a computer. Similar to 2010, the educational background of
people
with the largest
ownership
were postgraduate degree holders at 75%, while the least users were those with no high school diploma at 15% of the population.
The trend for computer
ownership
in the
five year
data
showed
usage
steadily
increasing from 2002 to 2010. Despite the
ten year
gap, the graph
showed
that the educational
level
for majority and minority of owners has not
change
.