Engineer's information-seeking attitudes and methods have changed dramatically as a result of technological advancements. Engineers have integrated new World Wide Web-driven resources into their information-seeking procedures while continuing to utilize old resources such as colleagues, handbooks, print indexes, and technical publications. A researcher can access the Internet just as easily as they can open a reference book or stroll to the nearest library. Finding great information on the Internet requires a cautious and discriminating mind. Once the importance of thoroughly evaluating and filtering Internet resources is recognized, mechanisms for doing so must be acquired. Sketch the basic model of communication and discuss the common method for evaluating information resources