Communication Process Definitions:

Sender: the person sending the message

Receiver: the person who receives the message

Encoding: the action of transforming message into an appropriate format

Decoding: the action of converting the encoding message into a right form for the receiver

Channel: the medium that delivers the message to receiver

Noise: the action which distract the message

Examples:

Sender: The client

Receiver: The executor

Encoding: Order

Decoding: Computer

Channel: Email

Noise: Wrong format of file

Scenario:

Being an Engineering graphic designer means that you also can work as a freelance designer (receiver), you will find a specific order (encoding) to do your work for a client (sender). You will receive the email message (channel) from the client to the computer (decoding) with explanations on the project you will need to work on. Sometimes, the explanations message came in a wrong format (noise), which is not readable or have some errors which prevent you to start working on the project.

Communication Model:

Sorry, I was out of class last week, but I think the Shannon-Weaver Model of Communication.