The line graph gives information about the hours spent in three distinct study methods, namely the internet, library, and lectures and classes during a two year course.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that time spent on the internet and library grew during the period given. On the other hand, the reverse was true for lectures and classes, as it declined.
Firstly, it is clear from the chart that the time consumption for the internet was about 3 hours at the beginning.The increase was steady but significant, reaching 6 hours in the second semester of first year. Then, the time hugely grew and stood at 11 hours. Furthermore, time spent on library facilities was only 4 hours at first. Afterwards, the trend fluctuated, and peaked at 8 at the beginning of second year. After that, the pattern for that declined and stabilezed at 6 hours.
Moreover, the time spent in lectures and classes was 7 hours in the first semester. After a fluctuation, the figure declined dramatically, and hit a low of 5 hours at the end of second year.
