noun
- the process of dividing a system, software, or structure into separate, independent modules or components that can function on their own or be combined
Usage: commonly used in software engineering and computer science; also applied to manufacturing, architecture, and organizational design
Examples
- The modularization of the software codebase made it easier for different teams to work on separate features.
- Modularization in manufacturing allows companies to produce customizable products more efficiently.
- The architect recommended modularization of the building design to reduce construction costs.
- Through modularization, the large application was broken into smaller, manageable microservices.
- Modularization of the curriculum helped students focus on specific skill areas.
- The company's modularization strategy improved code reusability and reduced maintenance time.