The table provides information about a survey applied to students of a certain university in the years 2000, 2005 and 2010, where they evaluated different aspects of the institute.
Overall, the aspect that increased the most by 2010 was “Electronic Resources”. On the contrary, the “Range of Modules Offered” presented a slightly decreased through the years. Also, it can be seen that the aspect of “Buildings/Teaching Facilities” maintained steady in the three years evaluated.
In the year 2000, the aspect that had the major evaluation was “Print resources” with an 87%, which had a minimum rise through the years, being a stable aspect of the university. In the same year, the aspect with the lowest percentage of evaluation was the “range of modules offered”, with 32%, having not much alteration with the other years and presenting a little drop each year.
In ten years, the numbers did not suffer an important modification -except for the aspect of “electronic resources”-, the aspect “Print resources” maintained the biggest percentage sharing the position with “Electronic resources”, and the percentage with the lowest number also remained on “range of modules offered” in the three years of evaluation.
The table provides information about a survey applied to students of a certain university in the years 2000, 2005 and 2010, where they evaluated
different
aspects
of the institute.
Overall
, the
aspect
that increased the most by 2010 was “Electronic Resources”.
On the contrary
, the “Range of Modules Offered” presented a
slightly
decreased through the years.
Also
, it can be
seen
that the
aspect
of “Buildings/Teaching Facilities” maintained steady in the three years evaluated.
In the
year
2000, the
aspect
that had the major evaluation was “Print resources” with an 87%, which had a minimum rise through the years, being a stable
aspect
of the university. In the same
year
, the
aspect
with the lowest percentage of evaluation was the “range of modules offered”, with 32%, having not much alteration with the other years and presenting a
little
drop each year.
In
ten years, the numbers did not suffer an
important
modification -
except for
the
aspect
of “electronic resources”-, the
aspect
“Print resources” maintained the biggest percentage sharing the position with “Electronic resources”, and the percentage with the lowest number
also
remained on “range of modules offered” in the three years of evaluation.