AIM:  The ‘Journal of Computer Science, Information Technology and Electronics’ (JCSITE) is designed to publish reports of original research, theoretical articles and brief communications in Computer Science, Information Technology and Electronics.

 

EDITORIAL POLICY: It contains original papers on current research and practical programmes, short notes, news items, book reviews, reports of meetings and professional announcements. Constructive critiques and discussions of published papers and letters which are of relevance and of interest to the readership are published at the discretion of the Managing Editor. International Journal of Educational Sciences is published in English; spelling and usage conforms to the Oxford English Dictionary; for consistency and simplicity in style because for many subscribers English is a second language. Place names should be spelled in the form officially used in the country under discussion; where this differs from the commonly-known name of the English-language name, the other name should be written in parentheses. For practical purposes accents may be omitted on non-English names.

 

FREQUENCY: There shall be two issues, one volume per year (July and December).

 

SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPT: For the initial submission of manuscripts for consideration, submit it to the Administrative Editor, B-2 (Ground Floor), South City II, Gurgaon 122 018, Haryana, India via e-mail to: kre@airtelmail.in, kre@vsnl.com. Prepare the manuscript as per style of the Journal. Manuscripts, which do not fully confirm to Journal style, will be returned to the Authors.

 

©TO REPRODUCE COPYRIGHT MATERIAL: In the paper Author should not use any copyright material (Figure/Tables etc.). However he/she may write about that in the form of text in the paper.

            

ACCEPTED PAPER: After final acceptance, the final and exactly matching printed versions with the underlining clearly marked should be submitted via e-mail to kre@airtelmail.in, kre@vsnl.com. Acceptance of paper will be acknowledged via e-mail.

 

AUTHORISATION AND DECLARATION: Authors must accept full responsibility for the content of their articles. The Members of the Editorial Board and the Publisher of the journal are not responsible for the statements and opinions expressed by the authors in their articles/write-up published in the journal. While submitting the paper the author (s) must give a declaration that, “the article has not been published or sent for publication elsewhere”.

 

SIZE: An article should not generally exceed twelve printed pages (18 double spaced typed pages of MS Word). The authors would be charged for additional pages, even if a longer article is accepted for publication.  Reporting of frequency data may be accepted in the form of small report. Such reports should generally not exceed four pages, including tables/figures.

 

TITLE: The paper title, author’s name, affiliation, complete address, Fax number, and e-mail address should appear on the first page of the article. When there is more than one author, the correspondence will be sent to the first author, unless otherwise requested.

 

RUNNING HEAD: Not more than 40 characters (including spaces) should be identified on the title page.

 

ABSTRACT: Not exceeding 150 words.

 

KEYWORDS: Not exceeding six should accompany the manuscript.

 

TABLE: Each table should be typed separately and marked in the text in numerical order.

 

ILLUSTRATION: It should be clear, concise, and good for reproduction (maximum size for illustrations is 120 x 180 mm/80x160mm). All illustrations are referred to as Figures.

 

PHOTOGRAPH: Photograph should be sharp for reproduction (maximum size for photographs is 120 x 180mm/80x160 mm).

 

LIST: A separate list of tables, figures, and illustrations with captions should accompany the manuscript.   

 

METRIC SYSTEM: The metric system should conform to the International System of Units (S. I.).

 

REFERENCES: These should be listed at the end of article, arranged alphabetically according to the surnames of the authors and then chronologically. Following are examples of the proper reference style of various sources:

 

Journals:Capon J 1959. A probabilistic model for run-length coding of pictures. IRE Transactions on Information Theory, 100: 157-163.

 

Books: Kan Stephen H 2002. Metrics and Models in Software Quality Engineering.

Addison-Wesley Longman Publishing Co., Inc.

 

Sections of Books: Holland JB 2008. Theoretical and biological foundations of plant breeding. In: KR Lamkey,  M Lee (Eds.): Plant Breeding: The Arnel R. Hallauer International Symposium. UK: Blackwell Publishing, pp. 127–140.

 

Sections of Proceedings: Halpern Y, Sontag D 2013. Unsupervised learning of noisy-or bayesian networks. In: Proceedings of the Twenty-ninth Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI2013). Bellevue, WA, USA, pp. 272–81

 

Paper in Conference: Cui Chunsheng, Yang Yongjian,  Huang Liping 2013. A Cross-Layer Cooperation Mechanism of Wireless Networks Based on Game Theory. IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing in Sensor Systems, Cambridge, MA,  pp. 223 – 230.

 

Report: Burrows M, Wheeler D 1994. A block-sorting lossless data compression algorithm. Technical Report 124. Digital Equipmetn Corp., Maynard MA.

 

Thesis / Dissertation: Wakin MB 2002. Image Compression Using Multiscale Geometric Edge Models. Master of Science Thesis, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rice University, Houston, Texas.

 

Work “in press”: van Wyk Chris, Lumadi MW 2009. Learning from external examiners about the application of critical research skills. Int J Edu Sci, (In Press)

 

Website: Zhang Z, Gotz D, Perer A. Iterative cohort analysis and exploration. Journal of Information Visualization, March 19, 2014. doi: 10.1177/1473871614526077 . From <http://ivi.sagepub.com/content/early/2014/03/19/1473871614526077> (Retrieved on 12 December 2017).