Author Guidelines

The paper must be original research, in accordance with the scope of the journal, and has not been submitted/published earlier in any journal. It will be checked for plagiarism by using Turnitin.

Before submitting the paper, the author is required to be registered as an author. The paper should be submitted as Microsoft Word files (doc or docx) and written following the template of Lontar Komputer with around 8 to 12 pages (A4 size). Please use 3 cm margin on all sides, single-spaced and 10-point Arial font.

All submissions should include, in the following order: (1) Title Page, (2) Abstract and Keyword, (3) Introduction, (4) Method, (5) Results and Discussion, (6) Conclusion, and (7) References. For a manuscript containing tables and images, ensure its quality and size are good enough to produce good print quality.

1. The title page should include: Title, Author’s Name, Institution, Corresponding author
• The title of the article is written using 16pt Bold Arial font and it should be no more than 12 words using capital letters at the beginning of each word (except conjunctions). The title should reflect the contents of the manuscript. It is recommended to use abbreviations and formulas that are not widely known.
• All of the authors’ names are written under the article title using 10pt Arial font and given a superscript letter to identify the author's address and order.
• The author’s institution is written under all authors’ names complete with a postal address. It includes e-mail and telephone numbers that start with superscript letters corresponding to each author's name.
2. Abstract and Keywords
• The abstract should be informative and briefly describe the work to be discussed in the paper and also give a concise summary of the findings. It should be between 90 to 180 words.
• Write down 5 (five) keywords separated by a comma (,) under the abstract. They should be the words that most closely reflect the content of the paper.
3. Introduction
• The introduction should contain the background, the problem, and the proposed solution. It is also recommended to describe state of art, which indicates previous works done. The bibliographic quotes must utilize a square bracket to enclose the number such as [1], [2], and so on (use Mendeley or Endnote on IEEE format to make it easier). The words in a foreign language (not English) are written italic.
4. Research Method
• Contains an explanation of practical hands-on steps for doing research and a system overview. Every table and figure should include a caption with an associated number. The equation is written using an equation editor and numbered consecutively. The equation numbers should be enclosed by parentheses beginning with (1) to the end of the paper.
5. Results and Discussion
• Results and discussion present the research findings and their analysis. It can be described with tables, descriptions, graphics or images.
6. Conclusion
• This Section contains summaries of the main topics covered or a re-statement of the research problem and recommends new areas for future work.
7. Reference
• All references should be referred to in the paper. Literary List Writing should use reference tools Mendeley or Endnote. At least 80% of references are from journals and 80% are published in the last 5 years.

The Editors reserves the right to adjust the format for uniformity.

Authors will receive notification from the Editor if (1) a paper is accepted for publication, (2) the writer needs to do some revisions and resubmit the revised paper, (3) papers are rejected. Any changes made to the revised paper should be put on a list. If the submitted paper is in a major correction, the revised should be resubmitted within 2 weeks, and it will be 1 week for the minor.

The author must ensure that the paper's sentence structure, integrity, and accuracy of any text, tables, and images have been revised completely. A paper not written according to the guidelines will be returned to the author for format adjustment.