Author Guidelines

Originality Policy

The article must be original and must not have been published or be under review in another journal. If the article has been presented at a seminar or conference, the author must specify the forum. The author assumes full responsibility for the originality of the article. Submitted articles will be checked for originality using Turnitin, with a similarity limit of 30%. Articles exceeding this limit will be rejected without undergoing editorial review. If plagiarized material is discovered after publication, the article will be immediately retracted, and the author will be banned from future submissions. A retraction notice will be issued on the article’s page.

Article Format

The article must be written in English or Indonesian. The main text format consists of a flat left-right column on A4 paper. The text margin from the top, bottom, left, and right is 3 cm. The manuscript is written in Microsoft Word (in .doc or .docx, both acceptable), single space, Times New Roman 12pt, and a minimum of 5 pages and a maximum of 18 pages.

The article must consist of:

  • Title (must be concise and less than 20 words, Times News Roman 16pt)
  • Abstract (100 – 200 words, Times New Roman 11pt)
  • Keywords (2 – 5 words/phrases)
  • Introduction (Background, Lit. Rev., & Res. Ques.)
  • Research Method – Only for Research Article
  • Result and Discussion – Only for Research Article
  • Conclusion (Incl. Suggestion & Recommendation)
  • Acknowledgement (Optional)
  • References (Use IEEE style numbers)
  • Biography of Authors (Optional)

You might refer to the article template here --> Template Bahasa Indonesia | Template English

The organization and citation of the bibliography should follow the IEEE style using numbered brackets, such as [1], [1, 2], or [3-7]. The use of reference management tools (e.g., Zotero, Mendeley, etc.) is allowed. Each citation must appear in the order of its occurrence in the text. The reference style should adhere to the provided template.

The primary references should be journal articles and conference proceedings. All references must be relevant and up-to-date. Additionally, every reference must be cited in the text. Avoid using unreliable internet sources, such as Wikipedia, blogs, or news websites, as references. Ensure that the format of all references is consistent throughout the document.