The aim of the Journal of Computer Science and Engineering is to publish original research results in this field. The journal aims to promote the development of the Turkish scientific language by encouraging the publication of articles in Turkish.
The following types of articles are accepted for publication in the journal:
* Research article: An article presenting original research along with its results.
* Review article: An article reviewing, summarizing, evaluating, and interpreting the findings of a sufficient number of scientific articles on a specific topic in the field of Computer Engineering.
* Industrial article: An article describing industrial research and developing new products or technologies in this field.
* Thesis study: An article containing an extended summary of an original graduate thesis.
* Book review: An introduction and evaluation of a new book published in the field of Computer Engineering.
Scope:
The scope of the Journal of Computer Science and Engineering encompasses all areas of computer science and engineering, including intelligent systems, algorithms, simulation, computer networks, computer graphics, computer vision, computer architecture, information retrieval, scientific computing, information security, bioinformatics, cryptography, parallel processing, natural language processing hardware, image processing, theory of computation, signal processing, operating systems, machine learning, mobile systems, modeling, medical informatics, data mining, database systems, and software engineering.
If you are considering submitting an article to our journal, we recommend reviewing the journal's publication policy and Author Guidelines on the About Journal page. Authors must register before submitting to the journal. After registering, they can begin the five-step submission process through the Login link. Readers are encouraged to register for the publication notification service. This can be done through the Registration link at the top of the journal's homepage. Registered readers will receive a TABLE OF CONTENTS page via email each time a new issue is published. As stated in the journal's privacy statement, authors' identities and email addresses will not be used for any other purposes. We recommend that research libraries include this journal in their electronic journal collections. It should be noted that the journal's open-source publishing system may also be suitable for use in other journals where academics using the journal participate in the publication process. Detailed information about Open Journal Systems can be obtained from the Public Knowledge Project page. Authors may publish their work published in this journal on their personal websites or in institutional repositories, both before and after publication, by citing this journal in accordance with librarianship guidelines. This journal provides immediate open access to its content, embracing the principle that making scientific research freely available to the public enhances the global sharing of knowledge. Names and email addresses on this journal website will be used only for the stated purposes of this journal; they will not be made available for any other purpose or for the use of other parties.
Copyediting Systems
1. When the "Track Changes" feature in MS Word, located under Tools on the Menu bar, is enabled, the copyeditor can make any changes they deem necessary. Added text is displayed in a different color, and deleted text is displayed in the margin as strikethrough, color, or deleted. The copyeditor can write any questions they wish to the author or editor in square brackets. The copyeditor uploads the document to the system for transmission to the editor. The editor reviews the text and presents it to the author for review. The editor and author approve any corrections they deem appropriate, returning it to its normal format, or they may modify it, or add or delete new text in different colors. If there are questions in the text within square brackets, the author and editor should answer these questions within the appropriate parentheses. After the author and editor review the text, the copyeditor reviews it one last time and approves the changes, and the text is ready for editing and typesetting. 2. Instructions for Electronically Editing a Draft Article Using the Harvard Educational Review Method When making electronic edits to a draft, follow these steps: Responding to Suggested Changes If you approve of the suggested changes, change the text from bold to regular font. If you do not approve of the suggested changes, re-enter the original text and make it bold. Making Additions and Deletions Mark the sections you add by making them bold. Mark the text to be deleted with square brackets as follows: [text to be deleted] If you are deleting a sentence or more, add a note in the appropriate field. For example: [2 sentences deleted: text to be deleted] Responding to Questions to the Author Do not touch or delete questions to the author; remain within the text.