Submissions

Author Guidelines

Please read carefully the article submission guidelines as follows:

A. General Requirements

The minimum standard requirements of IJCIT (Indonesian Journal on Computer and Information Technology) are:

1. For Indonesian language articles, please use the correct "Pedoman Umum Ejaan Bahasa Indonesia Yang Disempurnakan" reference;
2. The length of the submitted article is at least 4 pages and a maximum of 10 pages. The editor will evaluate if the article requires more than 10 pages;
3. Use tools such as Mendeley or EndNote for reference management and formatting, and choose APA style;
4. Make sure your article is prepared using the IJCIT article template.

B. Manuscript Structure

The manuscript must be prepared and is recommended to be presented following the following structure:

1. Title.
The title must describe the subject of the manuscript adequately, clearly, precisely and not ambiguously interpreted. Does not contain abbreviations of words that are not commonly used, a maximum of 12 words

2. Name and Affiliation:
The name is written in full, at least 2 words without writing a title. Corresponding authors are marked * accompanied by email; Affiliation consists of: name of department/department/laboratory/study center/study program and name of institution/university followed by city and country

3. Abstract.
A minimum of 100 words and a maximum of 200 words; Without citations; which briefly states (1) A brief background of the need for research; (2) Objectives and/or scope of the research; (3) Methodology used; (4) Summary of results/findings; (5) Core conclusions (brief).

4. Section structure.
Authors are advised to present articles in the section structure: Introduction – Research Methods – Results and Discussion – Conclusions

Introduction Section: (1) Introduction needs to be started with a brief general background of the study; (2) a brief overview of previous literature or research by citing at least 15 references in the last 5 years; (3) the existence of a Gap analysis statement or a statement of gaps (originality) and/or unique differences of this research compared to previous research; (4) the existence of problems/hypotheses/research objectives (You may not write the title of the article, the title of the research in the writing of the research objectives); (5) do not divide the introduction into sub-chapters

Research Methods: The methods used to achieve the objectives must be described precisely and in sufficient detail to allow competent readers to repeat the work done by the author. The tools, materials, hardware/software platforms and frameworks used in the research also need to be described

Results and Discussion: (1) presenting processed data/facts (not raw data/facts) presented in the form of tables or images. all images and tables are given easy-to-understand captions, references to images or tables, may not use location/position words such as "Based on Figure 1 above/below this ....", "... presented in Table 3 below: ...". Make sure the image is clearly visible, the text on the image can be read, the table presented is made in the form of a table, not an image; (2) presenting a discussion or analysis results or interpretation of the results

Conclusion: (1) The conclusion answers the problem or research objective (do not contain any further discussion), or a new theory is produced; If the objective is only one thing, then the conclusion is only one thing referring to that objective. (2) Written in paragraph form, not in item list/numbering form. If there is an item list/numbering, it must still be written in paragraph form

5. References. It is expected that there will be at least 15 references published in the last 5 years with 80% of them being primary references. Do not use too many self-citations or cite your own paper, and do not add unnecessary references.