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module
noun
a
self-contained
unit
of
a
course
of
study
that
covers
one
subject
or
skill
and
leads
to
an
assessment
•
I'm
working
on
the
first
module
of
my
programming
course
.
I'm
working
on
the
first
module
of
my
programming
course
.
•
The
teacher
divided
the
semester
into
four
modules
.
The
teacher
divided
the
semester
into
four
modules
.
From
French
module
,
from
Latin
modulus
,
a
diminutive
of
modus
(
'measure'
),
entered
English
in
the
late
16th
century
.
noun
each
of
a
set
of
matching
parts
that
can
be
fitted
together
to
make
a
larger
structure
•
The
building
is
made
from
prefabricated
concrete
modules
.
The
building
is
made
from
prefabricated
concrete
modules
.
•
Furniture
comes
in
flat-pack
modules
now
.
Furniture
comes
in
flat-pack
modules
now
.
From
French
module
,
from
Latin
modulus
,
a
diminutive
of
modus
(
'measure'
),
entered
English
in
the
late
16th
century
.
noun
a
part
of
a
computer
program
that
can
be
developed
,
tested
,
and
loaded
separately
•
You
need
to
import
the
math
module
to
use
those
functions
.
You
need
to
import
the
math
module
to
use
those
functions
.
•
This
app
has
several
reusable
modules
for
data
processing
.
This
app
has
several
reusable
modules
for
data
processing
.
From
French
module
,
from
Latin
modulus
,
a
diminutive
of
modus
(
'measure'
),
entered
English
in
the
late
16th
century
.
noun
a
separate
unit
of
a
spacecraft
that
can
function
independently
•
The
lunar
module
landed
safely
on
the
moon
.
The
lunar
module
landed
safely
on
the
moon
.
•
The
command
module
separated
from
the
service
module
.
The
command
module
separated
from
the
service
module
.
From
French
module
,
from
Latin
modulus
,
a
diminutive
of
modus
(
'measure'
),
entered
English
in
the
late
16th
century
.
