Why This Call for Paper in Computer Science Matters

The call for paper computer science invites contributions across core and emerging computing domains. IJCT provides an author-first experience: transparent timelines, constructive reviews, and rapid online publication. With open access, your research is visible to scholars, engineers, policy makers, and industry innovators around the world.

• Peer Review: Double-blind, typically 3–4 weeks for first decisions.
• Open Access: Maximize readership and citation with global availability.
• DOI & Indexing: A DOI is assigned to every accepted paper; discoverability through major academic sources.
• Fair APCs: Affordable fees applied only upon acceptance; student and group discounts may be available.

Submission Window & Key Dates (Sep–Oct)

Scope & Topics for the Call for Paper Computer Science

IJCT welcomes work across core and emerging CS areas. Popular tracks this cycle include:

Explore the broader list here: IJCT Topics.

How to Submit to the September–October Issue

1. Format your manuscript using the IEEE template (DOC/DOCX or LaTeX with PDF output).
2. Include the signed Copyright Transfer Form (corresponding author signature is sufficient). The form is void if the manuscript is not accepted.
3. Submit via the Online Submission Form or email editorijctjournal@gmail.com.
4. Ensure originality (no concurrent submission to other journals or conferences).
5. Prepare high-quality figures/tables with clear captions and cite datasets/tools responsibly.

Review Model, Timelines & Publication

• Double-Blind Review: Anonymized manuscripts; reviewers assess novelty, soundness, clarity, and impact.
• Turnaround: First decision usually within 3–4 weeks; faster for well-prepared manuscripts.
• Revision Cycles: Clear action points; authors typically complete revisions in 1–2 weeks.
• Online Ahead of Issue: Accepted papers appear online within ~15 days after final approval.
• Ethics & Integrity: IJCT follows best practices; plagiarism checks and data/figure verification as needed.

Curious about visibility? Review our indexing overview: IJCT Indexing & Academic Databases.

Author Benefits at a Glance

FAQ – Call for Paper Computer Science (Sep–Oct)

What article types are accepted?

Original research, survey/review articles, short communications, case studies, application notes, and negative result reports where appropriately justified.

How do I increase acceptance chances?

Align with the scope, present a clear research gap, follow the IEEE template precisely, and ensure clean figures, reproducible methods, and ethical approvals where applicable.

Where can I submit?

Use the official form: Computer Science Journal – Submit.

Is rapid publication available?

Yes. Accepted papers appear online quickly (typically within ~15 days after final approval). Read more about fast paper publication.

Do you support conference proceedings?

Yes—organizers can partner with IJCT for proceedings. Start here: Conference Proceedings Publication.

Where can I learn about indexing and research visibility?

Visit IJCT Indexing and Academic Databases and our guide to Scopus-oriented research publication.

Useful IJCT Resources

Position Your Work for Maximum Scholarly Impact

Strong submissions to this call for paper computer science make a clear contribution: define the research gap, situate prior art accurately, and report reproducible methods. Highlight data availability, code repositories, and evaluation protocols. Communicate limitations openly and suggest future directions that other researchers can build upon.

Consider adding structured abstracts (background, methods, results, conclusions), layered figures that convey both intuition and detail, and ablation studies for ML systems. If your work has applied relevance (e.g., healthcare, transportation, education), discuss ethical and societal implications, including fairness, privacy, security, and environmental footprint.