Over time scholars have carried out series of researches on the concept of wired and wireless communications media. But, these previous researches were aimed at comparing and putting forward the differences between these media of communication, and to place relevance on one over the other. Be that as it may, this essay is not aimed at placing relevance on one among the duo, but with the use of analytical research method will evaluate wired and wireless media of communication as a remedy to humans communication problems.
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1. The Concept of Human Communications
2.2. Communication Problems Faced by Man.
2.3. Wired and Wireless Communication Media: Remedy to Humans Communication Problems.
2.3.1. Wired and Wireless Communication Media.
2.3.2. Remedy to Humans Communication Problems.
3. METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION
4. CONCLUSION
Objectives and Topics
This essay aims to evaluate wired and wireless communication media as a remedy to human communication problems. It examines the historical challenges of human interaction and explores how advancements in communication technology serve as ameliorative tools to improve message dissemination, effectiveness, and personalization.
- Theoretical concept of human communication
- Historical and contemporary communication barriers
- Technical comparison of wired and wireless media
- Innovations in communication as tools for solving human interaction problems
Excerpt from the Book
2.3. Wired and Wireless Communication Media: Remedy to Humans Communication Problems.
Cable television has been one of the innovations invented with the aim of assisting the effective transfer of messages from the source to the audience. In cable television, wires or cables run into each home and are connected to one or more television sets. These Cables which are connected to the cable network make it possible the activation of connections between terminals and also allow both audio and visual transmission to be received. This is an example of wired communication. In addition, wired communication is a broad term that is used to describe any type of communication process that relies on the direct use of cables and wiring to transmit audio and visual data. (wiseGEEK, 2013)
Contrary to the view held by a myriad of people on the issue, that the wired communication media have been out dated, it is pertinent to note that even the present day internet service providers use the modern wired communications links, for example, the internet access from one desktop system to the other to provide high speed internet solutions. Even the telephone service providers have also used the modern wired media to provide basic telephone services to residential homes and business customers.
However, wireless communication - an improvement of the wired, have gone a long way to salvage the communication problems faced by humans. By enhancing portability, access to information at any place or time, making provisions for timely responds and compelling immediate feedback among the list of others; wireless communications have greatly aided the effectiveness of human communications.
Summary of Chapters
1. INTRODUCTION: Outlines the research focus on evaluating wired and wireless communication media as a solution to human communication problems.
2. LITERATURE REVIEW: Analyzes the fundamental concepts of human communication, discusses historical barriers, and evaluates how specific media types address these challenges.
3. METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION: Explains the use of historical documents, academic journals, and personal observation to ensure cross-data validity.
4. CONCLUSION: Summarizes the vital role that both wired and wireless communication media play in advancing communication proficiency and overcoming interaction barriers.
Keywords
Wired communication, wireless communication, human interaction, communication barriers, feedback, technology, information transfer, mass media, communication process, communication remedy, technical innovation, social interaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fundamental focus of this paper?
The paper examines how various communication media, both wired and wireless, function as effective remedies to longstanding human communication problems.
What are the central themes of the work?
The core themes include the definition of communication, the evolution of communication tools from prehistoric times to the modern era, and the critical role of technology in overcoming interaction barriers.
What is the primary research objective?
The goal is to move beyond mere comparison of media and instead evaluate how these tools serve to solve or alleviate specific problems humans face when attempting to share information and feelings.
Which research methodology is applied?
The author employs an analytical research method based on the examination of historical documents, academic journals, and personal observations.
What does the main body of the work cover?
The main body covers the definition of human communication, historical and modern communication barriers, and a detailed analysis of wired and wireless technologies as solutions.
What key terms characterize the study?
Key terms include wired communication, wireless communication, human interaction, feedback, and communication barriers.
How does the author define the difference between wired and wireless communication?
Wired communication relies on the physical transmission of data via cables, while wireless communication enables information transmission without physical conductors, enhancing portability and access.
What is the author's stance on the relevance of wired media?
The author argues that wired communication remains highly relevant, noting that modern internet and telephone services still rely heavily on sophisticated wired links.
What potential downsides to wireless communication are mentioned?
The text identifies limitations such as bandwidth capacity, maximum range, and increased vulnerability to eavesdropping due to the nature of radio wave transmission.
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- Edikan Ukpong (Autor), 2014, Wired and Wireless Communication. A Remedy to Human Communication Problem, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/508572
