ABOUT THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS
THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Today, communication enters our daily lives in so many different ways that it is very easy to overlook the multitude of its facets. The telephones at our hands, the radios and televisions in our living rooms, the computer terminals in our offices and homes, and our newspapers are all capable of providing rapid communications from every corner of the globe. Communication provides the senses for ships on the high seas, aircraft in flight, and rockets and satellites in space. Communication through a cordless telephone keeps a car driver in touch with the office or home miles away. Communication keeps a weather forecaster informed of conditions measured by a multitude of sensors. Indeed, the list of applications involving the use of communication in one way or another is almost endless.
In the most fundamental sense, communication involves implicitly the transmission of information from one point o another through a succession of processes, as described here:
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