holistic module

[/hoʊˈlɪstɪk ˈmɑːdʒuːl/]
nounpl: holistic modules
módulo holístico
1. A self-contained unit or component in software, systems design, or education that integrates multiple aspects or elements into a unified whole, addressing interconnected elements rather than isolated parts
The new holistic module for student assessment considers academic performance, creativity, and social skills together.
O novo módulo holístico para avaliação de estudantes considera desempenho acadêmico, criatividade e habilidades sociais em conjunto.
2. In software engineering, a functional unit designed to work comprehensively by incorporating all necessary components and dependencies in an integrated manner
The development team implemented a holistic module that streamlined the entire user experience workflow.
A equipe de desenvolvimento implementou um módulo holístico que simplificou todo o fluxo de experiência do usuário.
The term 'holistic module' is primarily used in academic, technological, and corporate contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, it reflects growing emphasis on integrated educational approaches and systemic thinking in software development. In the USA, it's common in discussions about comprehensive design and interdisciplinary methodologies.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
integrated modulecomprehensive moduleunified componentsystematic unit
Antonyms / Antônimos
fragmented moduleisolated componentsectional unit

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
módulo holístico
Standard usage in educational and technical contexts
São Paulo
módulo integrado holístico
Slightly more formal variation used in corporate and academic settings
Portugal
módulo holístico
Same terminology; used in European technical and educational standards

Related Words

modular designsystems thinkingintegrationcomprehensive approachinterdisciplinary

Related Idioms & Phrases

the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
thinking outside the box
integrated approach
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