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Prepared By : Rutvik K.

Dholiya (16EL032)

Presented By : Ashutosh Subudhi (16EL037)


Utsav K. Fuletra (16EL035)
Rutvik K. Dholiya (16EL032)
Vishal S. Posatar (16EL024)

Guided By : Prof. Tridip Macwan & Prof. Ishan Pandya

Supported By : BVM Engineering College


Fundamentals Of Communication
 Introduction To Communication

Process Of Communication

General & Technical Communication

Non-verbal Communication

Levels Of Communication

Barriers To Communication
Introduction To Communication
Origin of word Communication : Latin word ‘communicare’ means
‘To share’.

What is Communication?
“Communication can be defined as the exchange of ideas,
information, knowledge, facts and feelings between the sender
and the receiver through an accepted code of symbols.”

Means Of Communication :
1).Language
2).Body-Language
3).Symbols
4).Signs & Signals
The Process Of Communication

Ideation

Feedback
Sender Response

Encoding Decoding

Noise
Received
Sent Message Message Receiver

The Communication Cycle


Technical Communication

General Communication
Technical Communication

1).Contains a technical message.

2).Mostly formal.

3).Follows a set pattern.

4).Both oral and written.

5).Always for a specific audience.

6).Frequently involves jargon,graphics etc.


General Communication

1).Contains a general message.

2).Informal in style and approach.

3).No set pattern of communication.

4).Mostly oral.

5).Not always for a specific audience.

6).Doesn’t involve the use of technical


vocabulary or graphics.
Non-verbal Communication

1).Kinesics

2).Proxemics

3).Paralinguistics

4).Chromatics
Kinesics

Kinesics is the sense of ‘Body-language’.

1).Personal Appearance
2).Posture
3).Gesture
4).Facial Expression
5).Eye-contact
Proxemics

Proxemics is the sense of ‘Space & Distance’.

1).Intimate
2).Personal
3).Social
4).Public
Paralinguistics

Paralinguistics is the sense of ‘Sound’.

1).Quality
2).Volume
3).Pace/Rate
4).Pitch
5).Articulation
6).Pronunciation
7).Voice Modulation
8).Pauses
Chronemics

Chronemics is the sense of ‘Time’.


Levels Of Communication

Human communication takes place at


various levels :

1).Extra-personal

2).Intrapersonal

3).Interpersonal

4).Organizational

5).Mass
Extra-personal

“Communication between human


beings and non-human entities is extra-
personal.”
Intrapersonal

“Communication which takes place


within the is Intrapersonal.”
Interpersonal

“Communication at this level refers


to the sharing of information among
people.”
Organizational

“Communication in an organization
takes place at different hierarchical levels. It
is extremely necessary for the sustenance
for any organization.”
Mass

“In this type of communication the


message is for large audience. For this we
require a mediator to transmit the
information such as journals, books, TV,
Newspapers.”
Barriers to Communication

1).Physical Barriers
2).Semantic Barriers
3).Socio-psychological Barriers
4).Cross-cultural Barriers

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