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A bus in computer terms is a method of allowing serveral modules to communicate. It may consist of any number of parallel wires to which all modules are connected. In some implementations one module will be the "master" and will control all the others, termed "slaves", whilst in others, any module may bid for control of the bus in order to become a temporary master.