The Charts Below Show Degrees Granted in Different Fields at The National University in The Years 1990, 2000, and 2010. Summarise the Information by Selecting and Reporting the Main Features and Making Comparisons Where Relevant.
Sample 1: The Charts Below Show Degrees Granted in Different Fields at The National University
The given pie charts illustrate the information about degrees granted by the National University in different fields in the years 1990, 2000, and 2010. The data is calibrated in percentage.
Overall, it can be observed from the pie charts that the number of degrees in Computer Science has gradually increased in three decades. Medicine and Law had fluctuations in 2000 and remained the same in 2010, the same as in 1990.
To commence with, a cursory glance is enough to elucidate that first of all, in Medicine specifically, Universities granted one-fourth degree in the year 1990, which then increased up to 5 percent in the year 2000, and again fell to 25 percent in 2010. Secondly, in Law education, Universities granted 15 percent in the year 1990 and decreased up to 5 percent in the next ten years and recovered the same in the next decade.
Furthermore, in the case of Business education, we can see a downward trend in issuing degrees by universities in these three decades. Computer science universities issued 30 percent of degrees in 1990, which further increased to 40 percent in 2000. In 2010, universities issued nearly half in Computer science alone, which is around 45 percent.
Sample 2: The Charts Below Show Degrees Granted
A glance at the three circular charts reveals the degrees received in various courses at the National University between 1990, 2000, and 2010.
Overall, it is evident that the specialization of computer science had granted the highest proportion by the end of the year. Meanwhile, medicine and law degrees maintained the same rate in the first and last years.
Looking at the former chart, not only computer science but also business methods in 2005 had the top gaining ratio of about one-third of total alums, which was followed by 25% and 15% in medical and law, respectively. A decade later, there was a decrease in percentage elaborated about 10% and 20% for business and law per each. Moreover, pass-out students had granted grades in computer science and medical, exactly one-fourth and one-third, singly.
Focusing on the representation after ten years, there was only a 5% points reduction rate provided in medicine(25%) and business (25%) as compared to the previous decade’s information. However, the surging degree percentage of about 5% points was illustrated in law and computer science, which were depicted at about 45% and 15%, respectively.
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