Toteutustehtävä

Toteutustehtävä is a Finnish term meaning an implementation task or assignment that focuses on turning a plan, design, or specification into a concrete, working result. It is used in various contexts to refer to the practical realization phase of a project or course task.

In educational settings, a toteutustehtävä asks students to implement a component, model, or system according to defined requirements. It is often part of a larger project or module and typically includes a specification, required artifacts, and criteria for demonstration and evaluation.

In software engineering and product development, the term denotes the task where a team delivers a working solution based on a design or user requirements. Deliverables commonly include source code, runnable software, documentation, test results, and a demonstration of functionality.

A typical toteutustehtävä contains objectives, functional and non-functional requirements, constraints (such as time, tools, or architecture), acceptance criteria, and defined deliverables. Evaluation focuses on how well the implementation meets the stated requirements, the quality and maintainability of the solution, and the ability to reproduce results.

Variations exist across disciplines and institutions; some contexts emphasize formal acceptance testing, others emphasize iterative development and reflection. The concept is generally used to distinguish execution and delivery work from planning or design phases.