Author Guidelines

Guidelines for Preparing and Submitting Manuscripts to Jurnal Komputer Teknologi Informasi Sistem Komputer (JUKTISI)

1. Overview

Jurnal Komputer Teknologi Informasi Sistem Komputer (JUKTISI) welcomes original scholarly manuscripts that address relevant topics in computer science, information technology, information systems, computer technology, and related areas within the journal's scope.

Authors are required to prepare manuscripts according to the official JUKTISI manuscript template and the formatting, structure, citation, reference, and ethical requirements described in these guidelines.

Authors are strongly encouraged to download and use the official JUKTISI template before preparing and submitting a manuscript.

2. Official JUKTISI Article Templates

Authors should use the official manuscript template corresponding to the language of the article. Please select one of the following templates.

3. General Manuscript Requirements

The manuscript should be prepared using Microsoft Word, single-spaced, 10 pt Times New Roman, and the specified page margins. The recommended manuscript length is 7–10 pages. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

4. Article Title

• The title must accurately represent the research content.
• The maximum title length is 14 words.
• Use concise wording and avoid unnecessary expressions.
• The title should use initial uppercase letters according to the template.
• The title should be centered and formatted in Times New Roman, 15 pt, bold.
• Use the fewest possible words needed to adequately describe the research.

5. Authors and Affiliations

Author information must be presented directly below the article title.

• Use the author's full name.
• Do not include academic degrees in the author-name field.
• Identify the corresponding author using an asterisk (*).
• Provide complete institutional affiliation information.
• Affiliation should include faculty, study program or department, institution, city, and country where applicable.
• Use numerical superscripts when authors have different affiliations.
• Provide author email addresses.
• Clearly identify the corresponding author's email.

According to the template, author names use Times New Roman 11 pt, while affiliation information uses Times New Roman 10 pt. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

6. Abstract

The abstract should provide a concise and informative summary of the research and allow readers to quickly understand the main problem, research purpose, approach, and findings.

The abstract should include, where appropriate:

• Research background or problem.
• Research objective.
• Method or approach.
• Main findings or results.
• Important numerical results or percentages where relevant.
• Main conclusion or contribution.

7. Keywords

• Provide at least 5 keywords.
• Keywords must be directly related to the research content.
• Separate keywords using commas.
• Use specific terms representing the main concepts of the study.
• Avoid unnecessary or unrelated keywords.

8. Required Article Structure

Authors should organize the manuscript according to the following structure:

9. Introduction

The Introduction should establish the research context and clearly explain the problem addressed by the study.

The Introduction should include:

• Background and context of the research.
• Description of the research problem.
• Proposed solution or research approach.
• Relevant previous studies.
• Comparison with related research.
• Research gap or gap analysis.
• Research objectives.
• Expected contribution or outcome of the research.

The recommended minimum length for the Introduction is 700 words. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

10. In-Text Citations

JUKTISI uses numbered citations in square brackets according to the IEEE citation style.

All sources cited in the manuscript must appear in the References section, and all references listed in the References section must be cited in the manuscript.

The official template requires citations such as [1], [2], and so forth, using IEEE format and recommends reference-management tools such as Mendeley. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

11. Research Methodology

The Research Methodology section must clearly explain how the research was conducted.

Authors should describe, where applicable:

• Research design or approach.
• Research stages or sequence.
• Data sources.
• Data collection procedures.
• Methods, models, algorithms, or frameworks used.
• Implementation procedures.
• Testing or evaluation procedures.
• Evaluation criteria or indicators.

A research-process diagram or flowchart is recommended when it helps communicate the research stages.

The template states that the stages of research and application/testing of the method must be explained in the article. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

12. Subsections and Numbering

Authors may divide the Methodology and Results and Discussion sections into logical subsections.

Subsection headings should follow the official template and use Times New Roman 10 pt where specified. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

13. Results and Discussion

The Results and Discussion section should present the findings of the research and explain their significance in relation to the research objectives, methodology, and previous studies.

This section may include:

• Research findings.
• Experimental results.
• System or application implementation results.
• Testing and evaluation results.
• Statistical or analytical findings.
• Tables and figures.
• Comparison with previous research.
• Interpretation and implications of the findings.

14. Tables

• Every table must have a sequential number.
• Every table must have a clear and descriptive title.
• Table titles should be placed above the table.
• Every table must be referenced and explained in the manuscript.
• Avoid unnecessary tables.
• Tables should be readable and professionally formatted.
• Follow the table formatting provided in the official template.

The template specifies sequential table numbering and requires the table to be explained in the manuscript. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

15. Figures and Images

• Figures must be numbered sequentially.
• Each figure must have a clear caption.
• Figure captions should be placed below the figure.
• Every figure must be referenced and explained in the manuscript.
• Use high-quality images, diagrams, charts, and illustrations.
• Figures should be relevant to the research.
• Authors must ensure that submitted figures do not infringe copyright.

The template specifically instructs authors to use high-quality images and provide an explanation of the images used. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

16. Equations and Mathematical Expressions

• Use the Microsoft Word Equation Editor for mathematical formulas.
• Equations must be numbered sequentially.
• Equation numbers should be written in the form (1), (2), and so forth.
• Each equation should be referenced or explained where appropriate.

The official template requires equations to be created using the Microsoft Word Equation Editor and numbered sequentially. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

17. Conclusion

The Conclusion should directly answer the research problems and objectives. It should summarize the principal findings and the contribution of the study.

• Write the conclusion in paragraph form.
• Directly address the research objectives.
• Summarize the main findings.
• Highlight the main contribution where appropriate.
• Avoid simply repeating the Results and Discussion section.
• Do not present the conclusion as numbered or bulleted points.

The official template specifies that the Conclusion should answer the research problems and should be written in paragraph form rather than as points. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}

18. References

References must be directly relevant to the research. All references cited in the manuscript must be included in the References section, and all references listed must be cited in the manuscript.

The template requires a minimum of 15 references and specifies the use of IEEE formatting with reference-management tools such as Mendeley. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

19. Reference Composition

According to the official JUKTISI manuscript template, references should follow the following composition:

20. Language and Technical Writing

• Use clear, concise, and academically appropriate language.
• Maintain consistent terminology throughout the manuscript.
• Foreign-language terms should be italicized where appropriate.
• Define abbreviations when they first appear.
• Avoid unnecessary abbreviations.
• Use consistent units, symbols, and technical terminology.
• Check grammar, spelling, punctuation, and sentence structure before submission.

The official template specifically indicates that foreign-language terms should be written in italics. :contentReference[oaicite:13]{index=13}

21. Copyright and License

Authors must ensure that submitted manuscripts, figures, tables, images, and other materials comply with applicable copyright and intellectual property requirements.

The JUKTISI manuscript template states that published work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). :contentReference[oaicite:14]{index=14}

22. Publication Ethics and Research Integrity

Authors must comply with the JUKTISI Publication Ethics policy and recognized principles of responsible scholarly publishing.

Authors must ensure that:

• The manuscript is original.
• The manuscript is not simultaneously submitted to another journal.
• All sources are properly cited.
• Data and research findings are reported honestly.
• Fabrication and falsification are not permitted.
• Plagiarism and inappropriate text reuse are not permitted.
• Authorship is accurately represented.
• Conflicts of interest are disclosed.
• Funding information is disclosed where applicable.
• Ethical approval is reported where required.
• Authors cooperate with editorial investigations and corrections when necessary.

23. Use of Artificial Intelligence

Authors remain responsible for the accuracy, originality, integrity, and final content of submitted manuscripts when AI-assisted tools are used.

• AI tools must not be listed as authors.
• Authors must verify AI-assisted factual claims and references.
• AI tools must not be used to fabricate data, findings, references, or research evidence.
• Substantive use of AI-assisted tools should be disclosed when required by the journal's policies.
• Authors should not compromise confidential manuscript or peer-review information through inappropriate use of AI systems.

24. Author Submission Checklist

Before submitting a manuscript, authors should verify all of the following:

25. Final Submission Requirements

Before uploading the manuscript to the JUKTISI OJS submission system, authors should perform a final technical and editorial check.

• Remove all template instructions and placeholder text.
• Remove sample tables, sample figures, and example content.
• Verify author names and affiliations.
• Verify corresponding-author information.
• Check all citations and references.
• Check DOI information where available.
• Check tables, figures, and equations.
• Check page margins and manuscript formatting.
• Check grammar and spelling.
• Ensure the manuscript complies with JUKTISI publication ethics requirements.

The official template specifically instructs authors to remove additional instructional information before submitting the manuscript. :contentReference[oaicite:15]{index=15}

Ready to Prepare Your Manuscript?

Download the appropriate JUKTISI template, prepare your manuscript according to these Author Guidelines, and submit your article through the official JUKTISI OJS submission system.

Jurnal Komputer Teknologi Informasi Sistem Komputer (JUKTISI)

Please ensure that the latest version of the official template is used before manuscript submission.