Table of Contents - M.3020 (04/2026) - Management interface specification methodology

1	Scope
2	References
3	Definitions
	3.1	Terms defined elsewhere
	3.2	Terms defined in this Recommendation
4	Abbreviations and acronyms
5	Conventions
6	Requirements for methodology and notational support
7	Methodology
	7.1	General considerations
	7.2	Application and structure of the methodology
	7.3	Detailed methodology
8	Management interface specifications
9	Traceability in MISM process
10	Documentation structure
Annex A – Requirements
	A.1	Conventions
	A.2	Requirements template
	A.3	Simplified requirements template
Annex B – Analysis
	B.1	Conventions
	B.2	Analysis template
	B.3	IOC properties and inheritance
Annex C – MISM UML repertoire
	C.1	Introduction
	C.2	Basic model elements
	C.3	Stereotypes
	C.4	Others
	C.5	Qualifiers
	C.6	UML diagram requirements
Annex D – Design
Annex E – Information type definitions – type repertoire
	E.1	Basic types
	E.2	Enumerated type
	E.3	Complex types
	E.4	Useful types
	E.5	Keywords
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Annex F – Guidelines on IOC properties, inheritance and entity import
	F.1	IOC property
	F.2	Inheritance
	F.3	Entity (interface, IOC and attribute) import
Annex G – Attribute Properties
Annex H – Design patterns
	H.1	Intervening class and association class
	H.2	Use of "ExternalXyz" class
Appendix I – Comparison with Recommendation ITU-T Z.601
Appendix II – Additional UML usage examples
	II.1	Proxy class
Appendix III – Guidelines on requirements numbering
Appendix IV – Stereotypes for naming purposes
Appendix V – Naming rules of modeling languages
	V.1	OpenAPI naming rules
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