Modularity
Pronunciation: /ˈmɑdʒəɫɝˈaɪˈtaɪ/
Modularity (noun)
- A design approach where a system is made from separate parts that can be changed or replaced with less effect on other parts.
- The quality of being organized into independent units, so each unit works on its own and fits into the whole system.
- In education, the use of separate learning sections that can be studied in different orders or combined to form a course.
Examples
- Modularity helps teams build software using building blocks design.
- The system uses modularity so each part works like building blocks design.