The given pie chart and the table compares the usage of particular university. Spesifically, pie chart showcases statistics of types of library users and the table represents their level of satisfaction.
Overall, the majority of people who visit the library are categorized as full-time undergraduates and post graduates, however the reverse pattern is true in the case of part-time graduate, distance learning, and the academic staff. In terms of the table, most of the library goers rate libriry wether very fulfiling or fairly fulfiling almost without any complains with the exception in journals and good internet connection.
Undergraduate students stand out as the dominant users out of 5 other potential library goers, accaunting almost half of the statistics (44%). Following juniors, 25% of students who already graduated their bachelors degree also prefer to study in their university library. In contrast to those two types of full- time students, approximately 16% of part-time postgraduets make use of their university provided library. Unlike the ordinary students, professerors and demo learners rarely spent their time in library holes, only 7% and 8%, respectively.
Turning to the trends dipicted in the table, many people prise their library mainly for its opening hours, supportive stuff, and availibility of the sources, rating them overly satisfying roughly at 65%, 95%, and 50%, respectively. However, other part of people consider them as fairly satisfying, the former one as 35%, accesibility of books 40%, but the stuff 5%. By comparison, availibility of journals and relibly wi- fi are 45% and 48% very fulfiling and 35% and 33% worth of satisfaction. Lastely, there are no ratings in the section of not satisfying for stuff and opening hour, in comparison with 10% for books and 20% for journals availibility, and almost 19% for better internet.