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project deliverable

A work product to be delivered to the acquirer. Quantities, delivery dates, and delivery locations are specified in a project agreement. Project deliverables may include the following. operational requirements, functional specifications, design documentation, source code, object code, test results, installation instructions, training aids, users' manuals, product development tools, and maintenance documentation. Project deliverables may be self-contained or may be part of a larger system's deliverables.

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