This document discusses a study that assessed the e-learning readiness of undergraduate students in information technology. The study administered a survey to 255 students across four years that measured their readiness according to four factors: hardware, software, peopleware, and management. The results showed high overall e-learning readiness, with fourth-year students showing the highest readiness and first-year students the lowest.

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