The given graph and chart demonstrate the number of students selecting various kinds of courses in a specific university in 2012, with the graph illustrating the total number of students enrolled in each field and the bar chart depicting the distribution of enrollment figures based on gender.
Overall, the courses that welcomed the highest student enrollment were Engineering and Management, while the lowest rate of attendance was witnessed in Math, Agriculture, and Art. A gender disparity is evident in certain courses, with Management showing a significantly higher number of female students, whereas male students dominated the two fields of Health and Engineering.
In terms of the line graph, Management had the highest rate of enrollment, with around 6000 students, followed by Health and Engineering, at 2000 and 4000 students, respectively. In contrast, courses like Math, Agriculture, and Art witnessed a much lower enrollment, with all under 1000 students attending.
As for the bar chart, it can be seen that Health and Engineering classes were preferable for male students, which were two times higher than female students in both sections. However, in the Management course, women dominated the figure of enrollment, with 4000 female students, while men only had half of that. Notably, the Agriculture and Math sections had a moderate ratio, with both under 500 students.