The given pie chart compares various type of courses, which student opted during the span of 1984 to 2005. Overall, it can be seen from the chart that, there was significant drop in face-to-face course in the period of 1984 to 2004, while students choose mixed media course experienced drastic upsurge from 1984 to 2004. In 1984, 67% students and enrolled in face-to-face course, whereas mixed media course was least selected by learners about 13%. A fifth of the students studied correspondence course. Then, popularity of face-to-face courses dropped by 13% after a decade. In 1984, proportion for correspondence course remain unchanged and mixed media methods showed small percentage change by only 2%. Online course was added in 1994 And 11% students learn these subject. In 2004, online course had least proportional change(1%), Whereas mixed media course was increased to more than double(35%). Face-to-face course reduced further and 40% students opted such courses as well as correspondence course also declined to 15% in 2004.
The
given
pie chart compares various type of
courses
, which
student
opted during the span of 1984 to 2005.
Overall
, it can be
seen
from the chart that, there was significant drop in face-to-face
course
in the period of 1984 to 2004, while
students
choose
mixed
media
course
experienced drastic upsurge from 1984 to 2004. In 1984, 67%
students
and enrolled in face-to-face
course
, whereas
mixed
media
course
was least selected by learners about 13%. A fifth of the
students
studied correspondence
course
. Then, popularity of face-to-face
courses
dropped by 13% after a decade. In 1984, proportion for correspondence
course
remain unchanged and
mixed
media
methods
showed
small
percentage
change
by
only
2%. Online
course
was
added
in 1994 And 11%
students
learn these subject. In 2004, online
course
had
least
proportional
change
(1%), Whereas
mixed
media
course
was increased
to more than double(35%). Face-to-face
course
reduced
further
and 40%
students
opted such
courses
as well
as correspondence
course
also
declined to 15% in 2004.