Author Guidelines

Please use the following guidelines to prepare your manuscript before submission.

These author guidelines are effective for the June 2026 issue and later. Authors are required to prepare their manuscripts using the official journal template before submitting their articles.

The journal accepts manuscripts written in English or Indonesian. Every manuscript must contain a minimum of 8 pages, including references.

✔ Manuscript Structure

1. Concise and informative title

2. Author names, affiliations, and e-mail addresses

3. Abstract (150–250 words)

4. Minimum five keywords

5. IMRaD manuscript structure

6. Acknowledgment (optional)

7. Minimum 15 references

Important Notice

Starting from the September 2026 Issue, all submitted manuscripts must use the latest journal template.

Download Template (Indonesian)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1to3xzWPbpODhr3kqfBP1Mz4EiuByocvC/view

Download Template (English)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VB9EB75kBMq25j455W5knmRKTWu5DUtj/view

Paper Organization

Title

Use Book Antiqua, 22 pt, bold. The title should be concise, informative, and accurately reflect the manuscript content.

Abstract & Keywords

Abstract consists of 150–250 words in one paragraph. Include research background, objectives, methods, results, and conclusion. Provide a minimum of five keywords.

Introduction

Explain the research background, objectives, novelty, literature review, research gap, and contribution of the study.

Research Methodology

Describe research design, data collection, procedures, algorithms, models, variables, and analysis methods clearly and systematically.

Results and Discussion

Present research findings using tables, figures, or graphs accompanied by comprehensive interpretation and discussion.

Conclusion

Summarize the research findings in one paragraph and provide recommendations or future work.

Acknowledgment

Optional. Mention funding sources, institutional support, or individuals contributing to the research.

References

Use IEEE citation style with reference management software such as Mendeley. Minimum 15 references, with at least 80% published within the last ten years.

Submission Reminder

Before submitting your manuscript, please ensure that:

✔ The manuscript follows the official journal template.
✔ All author information is complete.
✔ References use IEEE style.
✔ Figures and tables are numbered and cited.
✔ Similarity check complies with journal policy.
✔ The manuscript has been proofread before submission.

Article Structure Guidelines

Instructions for Preparing a Scientific Manuscript

Authors are required to prepare their manuscripts in accordance with the journal template and organize the content using the standard scientific article structure described below. Each section should be written clearly, systematically, and concisely to ensure consistency, readability, and compliance with international academic publishing standards.

1. Abstract

The Abstract should provide a concise summary of the research, including the background, objectives, methodology, principal findings, and conclusions. It must be written as a single paragraph without citations, tables, figures, or unexplained abbreviations. The abstract should accurately reflect the content of the manuscript and allow readers to understand the significance of the study without consulting the full text. Authors should also provide 3–5 keywords that represent the main topics of the manuscript.

2. Introduction

The Introduction should explain the background and significance of the research topic, identify the research problem, and describe the existing research gap supported by recent and relevant literature. This section should provide a concise review of previous studies to establish the novelty and contribution of the proposed research. The introduction should conclude with a clear statement of the research objectives, expected contributions, and, where appropriate, the research questions or hypotheses.

3. Research Methodology

The Research Methodology should clearly describe the research design, study population or research objects, data sources, sampling techniques (if applicable), variables or evaluation criteria, data collection procedures, and analytical methods employed in the study. Mathematical models, algorithms, experimental procedures, or statistical analyses should be described in sufficient detail to enable the research to be replicated. Authors should also specify any software, datasets, or research tools used where appropriate.

4. Results and Discussion

The Results and Discussion should present the research findings in a logical and systematic manner using tables, figures, charts, or other relevant illustrations where appropriate. The discussion should interpret the findings rather than merely describe them by explaining their significance, comparing them with previous studies, identifying similarities or differences, and discussing their theoretical and practical implications. Every table and figure should be clearly referenced and discussed within the manuscript.

5. Conclusion

The Conclusion should summarize the principal findings of the study by directly addressing the research objectives without repeating the detailed discussion. This section should highlight the scientific contribution, practical implications, and overall significance of the research. Authors are encouraged to identify the limitations of the study and provide recommendations for future research. Citations, tables, and figures should generally not be included in this section.

6. References

The References should include only works cited in the manuscript and must be formatted using the IEEE citation style. References should be numbered sequentially in the order they appear in the text and cited using square brackets (e.g., [1], [2], [3]). Authors are encouraged to use recent, relevant, and high-quality references, particularly articles published in reputable peer-reviewed journals. At least 80% of the references should be primary sources published within the last 5 years. The manuscript should contain a minimum of 25 references. Authors are strongly encouraged to use reference management software such as Mendeley, Zotero, or EndNote to ensure citation accuracy and consistency throughout the manuscript. All references should include a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) whenever available.