Table of Contents

1 Overview
    1.1 Scope
    1.2 Purpose
2 Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations
    2.1 Definitions
    2.2 Acronyms and abbreviations
3 References
4 IDEF0 models
5 IDEF0 syntax
    5.1 Boxes
    5.2 Arrows and arrow segments
    5.3 Names and labels
    5.4 Basic box/arrow syntax
    5.5 Call arrows
6 IDEF0 semantics
    6.1 Box/arrow semantics
    6.2 Branching and joining arrows
    6.3 Arrow meaning conventions
    6.4 Ambiguous arrow segments
    6.5 Ambiguous arrow attachments
    6.6 Arrow role conventions
    6.7 Activations
    6.8 Concurrent activation
7 IDEF0 diagrams
    7.1 Diagram identification
    7.2 A-O context diagram
    7.3 Model name
    7.4 Model viewpoint
    7.5 Model purpose
    7.6 Optional context diagrams
    7.7 Decomposition diagrams
    7.8 Parent/child diagram relations
8 IDEF0 model pages
    8.1 Diagram pages
    8.2 Text pages
    8.3 Glossary pages
    8.4 FEO pages
    8.5 Other pages
9 IDEF0 diagram features
    9.1 Boxes
    9.2 Interbox connections
    9.3 Boundary arrow segments
    9.4 Tunneled arrows
    9.5 Model notes
10 IDEF0 reference expressions
    10.1 Box numbers
    10.2 Node numbers
    10.3 Diagram numbers
    10.4 Node tree
    10.5 Node index
    10.6 Diagram references
    10.7 Page references
11 IDEF0 diagram feature references
Annex A (informative) Bibliography
Annex B (informative) IDEF0 language: abstract formalization
Annex C (informative) Examples of IDEF0 usage and style

Abstract

Defines the modeling language (syntax and semantics) that supports the IDEF0 method for developing graphical representations of a system or subject area. The clauses that follow govern the physical construction of IDEF0 models that represent functions, functional relationships, and the physical and data objects required by those relationships.

General Product Information

Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers
Pages
ISBN
Supersedes	IEEE DRAFT 1320.1 : D6.1 APR 98