Defining Modules, Modularity and Modularization: Evolution of the Concept in a Historical Perspective

Thomas Dedenroth Miller; Per Erik Elgård Pedersen

Defining Modules, Modularity and Modularization: Evolution of the Concept in a Historical Perspective

Thomas Dedenroth Miller
, Per Erik Elgård Pedersen

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Abstract

The paper describes the evolution of the concept of modularity in a historical perspective. The main reasons for modularity are: create variety, utilize similarities, and reduce complexity. The paper defines the terms: Module, modularity, and modularization.

Original language	English

Place of Publication	Lyngby
Publisher	IKS
Publication status	Published - 1998
Event	13th Integrated Productions Systems Research Seminar - Aalborg University, Fuglsoe, Denmark Duration: 20 Apr 1998 → 21 Apr 1998 Conference number: 13

Conference

Conference	13th Integrated Productions Systems Research Seminar
Number	13
Location	Aalborg University
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Fuglsoe
Period	20/04/1998 → 21/04/1998
Other	No exact date found but held in 1998.

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