module

Module (from Latin modulus , diminutive of modus , " measure ", " unit ") stands for:

• Part of a larger system, see modularity
• Module (cognitive science) , functional unit in the brain
• Module (training) , (certified) teaching unit in an education or training course
• Module (university) , teaching unit in a course
• Module (software) , a function-oriented group of computer instructions
• Module (computer games) , storage medium for console games
• Part of a model railway layout, see modular model railway construction
• Module (mathematics) , algebraic structure generalizing the vector space
• Module (architecture) , building dimensions of classical antiquity (basic dimensions of the column order)
• Module (gear) , dimensions for standardizing gears, screws and threads
• The module , the youth wave of the Bavarian radio
• The module (band) , Eurodance band from the 1990s
• Module University Vienna , private university in Vienna
• Tracker module , a piece of music created with a music tracker
• The module, various material parameters from materials technology z. B. Young's modulus , compression modulus , shear modulus , longitudinal modulus

See also:

• Modulus
• mode

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Wiktionary: Module  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.