The line chart illustrates the percentage of female students attendance in different courses at an institute between 1970 and 2015.
Overall, the proportion of women in these courses demostrated significant changes over the 45 year period. While medicine experienced a dramatic increase, the computer science course initially had high appearance but declined later. Meanwhile, physics showed smoothly growth throughout the period.
In 1970, the law course had the lowest percentage of female students, with only 10%. However, by 2015, this figure had risen to its highest level. In contrast, computer science had the highest female attendance in 1970 at around 35%. Over the next few decades, this percentage increased significantly, reaching almost 75% in the middle of the timeline, before stable declining back to slightly over a third by 2015.
Medicine had one of the lowest appearance rates in 1970 but saw a significant rise, peaking at 95% in 2010. Meanwhile, physics showed a consecutive upward trend.