Manuscript Types

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Research Articles

Research articles present original, rigorous, and well-evidenced research findings that address issues in the fields of programming, algorithm design, and computational problem-solving as the foundation of modern computing systems. Manuscripts must demonstrate a clear research problem, a solid theoretical or conceptual foundation, an appropriate research methodology, and in-depth analysis.

Topics may include:

  • Algorithm design and complexity analysis
  • Computational theory and mathematical foundations
  • Programming paradigms and methodologies
  • Programming languages and compiler technologies
  • Programming education and curriculum development
  • Computational thinking and digital literacy
  • Innovative approaches to teaching programming
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Review Articles

Review articles present a critical, systematic, or integrative analysis of existing scientific literature, legal doctrines, legislation, or developments in the fields of programming, algorithm design, and computational problem-solving as the foundation of modern computing systems.

They should go beyond merely summarizing previous publications by identifying patterns, debates, research gaps, theoretical developments, or implications for future research and legal practice.

Review Articles should demonstrate a clear review objective, a transparent approach to selecting and analyzing relevant sources, and a coherent synthesis of the literature or legal materials examined.

General Requirements

  • Manuscripts must fall within the focus and scope of programming, algorithm design, and computational problem-solving as fundamental aspects of modern computing systems.
  • Submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration by any other journal, conference, or publication outlet.
  • Manuscripts must present clear research objectives, sound methodologies, relevant scholarly references, and meaningful contributions to the advancement of programming and algorithm studies.
  • Authors must ensure that their manuscripts align with the journal's focus on advancing academic research, innovation, and practical applications in computing and information technology.
  • Authors are required to follow the current Author Guidelines and Manuscript Template provided by the journal.
  • All submissions are subject to an initial editorial screening and a rigorous peer-review process to ensure academic quality, originality, and relevance to the journal's scope.
  • Acceptance of manuscripts is determined by the editor based on scholarly merit, originality, technical quality, significance of findings, and reviewers’ recommendations.

Before submission: Authors should consult the current Programming and Algorithm Fundamentals Author Guidelines and Manuscript Template to ensure that their manuscripts comply with the journal's formatting, citation, structure, and ethical requirements.