The provided bar graph displays information regarding the number of men and women students studying six computer science subjects in a US university in 2011.
Overall, it is clear that males had the highest number of students studying, while the women were the lowest in the figures. Additionally, these figures showed an upward trend in the year.
To begin with, in linguistic studying, women stood at almost 120 research students, while males stood at the lowest, only 70 research students. However, after that, in psychology, the percentage of females stood at 170 research students, while males rose significantly to almost 200 students. Similarly, in engineering, the women had only 80 students, whereas males stayed at 150 students.
Turning to the rest of the data, in natural science, males and es remained at the same number of res studenalmost 200 students. However, in programming, females stood at 60 students, and males inclined significantly to almost 150 students. Likewise, in mathematics, females stood at 40 students, while males rose sharply to almost 200 students.ts, at