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The image displays a stacked bar chart illustrating enrollment numbers for a "Networking core option" and a "Database core option," broken down by gender (M/F) across five countries. For Singapore, male enrollment is 4 in Database and 1 in Networking (total 5), while female enrollment is 2 in Database and 5 in Networking (total 7). In Malaysia, male enrollment is 3 in Database and 1 in Networking (total 4), and female enrollment is 1 in Database and 6 in Networking (total 7). In China, male enrollment is 7 in Database and 1 in Networking (total 8), and female enrollment is 2 in Database and 7 in Networking (total 9). In Sri Lanka, male enrollment is 6 in Database and 2 in Networking (total 8), while female enrollment is 1 in Database and 3 in Networking (total 4). Lastly, for France, male enrollment is 1 in Database and 1 in Networking (total 2), and female enrollment is 3 in Database and 0 in Networking (total 3).
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The bar chart indicates the number of foreign female and male students attending a third year Computer Science course with Networking core and Database core at a Canadian college.
Overall, the majority of Chinese female students enrolled in the Networking core option, which shows the highest 7 points, similarly with male students who attended Database. In France, virtually all female students majored in the Database option with 3 points, while the male students with 2 points were divided in half between the options. The second highest points in Networking were shown by Malaysian women – 6 points, and the third by Singaporean females – 5 points.
Overall, the female gender applicants have attended from all countries to the Networking core option with an aggregate of 21 points, and the bulk of male students enrolled in Networking was just 6, and Database – 21 points.
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