[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:Information - Basics:Sciences]]

Explains different types of sciences—inductive, deductive, and reductive—and their respective logical methods. It highlights how these approaches are applied in fields like physics, mathematics, and technical sciences.

[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:Information - Basics:Scientific method]]

Outlines the steps of the scientific method: observation, defining the problem, formulating a hypothesis, making predictions, conducting experiments, and verifying results. It emphasizes the importance of falsifiability, reproducibility, and empirical verification in scientific progress

[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:Information - Basics:Basic model of Communication]]

Explains the basic model of communication, involving multiple participants exchanging information. The process starts with the sender encoding a message, then transmitted through a communication channel that may introduce noise. 

[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:Information - Basics:Basic communication structures]]

Describes four basic communication structures: Point to Point, Star, Bus, and Tree.

[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:Information - Basics:Information]]

Page explains the concept of information, describing it as a fundamental scientific idea. It presents a multi-level model for understanding information through various approaches: statistical, syntactical, semantic, pragmatic, and apobetical. 

[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:Information - Basics:Description of Information]]

Provides an overview of how information is described through mathematical sets, including defining set elements, their relationships, and cardinality. It introduces both classical sets and fuzzy sets

[[tanszek:oktatas:techcomm:System:System]]

What is a system and modelling? RS memory. Four types of signals.