2nd lab2 edtc6320
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The communication cycle consists of an encoder that encodes a message using language, the message itself which is sent via a channel, and a decoder that receives and decodes the message. The encoder transmits an idea using spoken language as signals, the message is the channel along which these signals travel, and the decoder receives the signals and translates them to understand the encoder's original idea.
2nd lab2 edtc6320
- 2. Introduction The basic communication model is formed By: An Encoder, The message, and the Decoder. The encoder: encodes the message into signals ( natural Language). The Message: Is send in Spoken Language. The Decoder: decodes the message (translation).
- 3. The Encoder Is the information source. Uses natural Language ( Signals, Native Language, a code) To transmit a message.
- 4. The Message A Channel to which signals are adopted for transmission.
- 5. The Decoder The Receiver which decodes the message from the Signal.
- 6. Conclusion The Communication cycle is formed by three Elements. The Encoder The Message- The Decoder. The Encoder transmits an idea, using a form of Spoken Language. The Decoder decodes the message to get the encoders idea.
- 7. The End EDTC.6323 Created by: Alfonso Almeida 0271677