Original manuscript
Submissions must be original and free from plagiarism. Manuscripts are screened using plagiarism detection tools.
Publication Ethics
Advancing global knowledge in computer science and information technology through research, innovation, and collaboration.
Our publication principles
Originality
Research must be original and free from plagiarism.
Transparency
Authors should provide accurate and responsible information.
Independent review
Manuscripts are evaluated through the stated review process.
Plagiarism and research ethics
Authors are responsible for ensuring that submitted work is original and properly acknowledges previous research.
No duplicate submission
Authors must avoid duplicate submissions or redundant publication.
Proper attribution
Sources and prior work must be appropriately acknowledged.
Ethical research
Research involving participants, privacy or ethical considerations should follow relevant approvals and guidelines.
Failure to comply with ethical standards may result in rejection or withdrawal of a manuscript.
From submission to decision
The current policy describes a double-blind peer-review process for evaluating submitted manuscripts.
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Initial screening
Editorial screening for relevance and compliance with journal guidelines.
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Independent review
Two or more independent reviewers assess originality, methodology, clarity and contribution.
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Revision
Authors may be requested to revise and resubmit their manuscript.
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Final decision
Final acceptance is determined by the Editor-in-Chief.
8–10 days
The current policy states that the review process typically takes 8–10 days, depending on reviewer availability and manuscript complexity.
Copyright and open access
Upon acceptance, authors will be asked to sign a copyright transfer agreement.
The current policy states that the journal publishes under an open-access license, allowing access, use and citation of published articles with appropriate author credit.