module
/ˈmɒdjʊl/; /ˈmoʊdjʊl/Definitions
1. noun
A self-contained part of a larger structure or system, such as a computer program or a section of a building.
“The new software module improved the efficiency of the company’s operations.”
2. verb
To divide or separate something into distinct parts, such as a computer program into smaller components.
“The developers decided to module the large database into smaller, more manageable sections.”
3. noun
A course of study or a specific area of study in a university or college.
“She enrolled in a module on advanced mathematics and physics.”
4. noun
A group of people who share a common interest or activity, especially in a college or university.
“The module of students from the drama club put on a great performance at the talent show.”