Complete instructions for preparing, submitting, and publishing computer engineering research manuscripts with IJACER.
Authors are requested to prepare their manuscripts in accordance with the journal's prescribed template and formatting requirements. Submissions should be original, unpublished, and must not be under consideration for publication elsewhere.
The journal welcomes the following types of computer science submissions:
Manuscripts must be written in clear and grammatically correct English. Authors are encouraged to proofread their manuscripts before submission. Papers should be concise, coherent, and technically sound.
The manuscript should include:
The abstract should clearly summarize the objectives, proposed methodology, experimental results, and conclusions of the study (150–250 words). Authors should provide 4–6 relevant keywords immediately below the abstract.
All figures, system architecture diagrams, and tables must be clearly labeled and numbered consecutively. High-resolution vector or PNG graphics are preferred. Equations should be formatted using MathType/Equation Editor.
References must be complete, accurate, and consistently formatted in IEEE style. Authors are encouraged to cite recent computer science and AI literature.
Before submission, authors should ensure that the paper is original, within IJACER's computer engineering scope, approved by all co-authors, and compliant with template formatting.
IJACER enforces a strict zero-tolerance policy against plagiarism and code fabrication. All manuscripts undergo automated similarity screening prior to peer review.
Double-blind peer review by international computer science subject specialists.
Authors must submit authentic research, properly cite external algorithms/libraries, avoid data falsification, and declare any conflicts of interest in strict compliance with COPE.
All co-authors must have made significant scientific or implementation contributions to the work.
Authors must explicitly declare any financial or commercial conflicts of interest.
Requested revisions should be accompanied by a point-by-point response letter to reviewer comments.
Published online with CrossRef DOI upon final editorial board sign-off.
Authors retain copyright under Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) licensing.
Immediate free public access to all published full-text PDFs worldwide.
Transparent publication of errata or retractions in accordance with COPE standards when required.