Modules in Racket allow for organizing code into reusable, isolated units to prevent naming conflicts and enhance program manageability.Defining a module in Racket involves using the module form with specific structures and using provide to export functions.Dependencies are managed using require to load modules, making their functions available in the current namespace.Aliases can be used to simplify module imports and make code cleaner and more manageable.Racket modules can include macros that extend the language by defining reusable code patterns.The process of loading, compiling, and executing modules in Racket involves searching, verifying, compiling, and caching modules.Racket handles circular dependencies by using delayed loading to prevent infinite recursion.Submodules in Racket allow for grouping related functionality without exposing it to the main module.During execution, Racket evaluates top-level forms in modules in a specific order to ensure all dependencies are resolved.Understanding how Racket processes modules helps in maintaining code consistency and avoiding errors in program execution.