Author Guidelines

This guide explains the manuscript format and writing structure that authors must follow.

A. Technical Writing Rules (Formatting)

• Citation Style: The referencing method must exclusively follow the IEEE standard.

• Reference Software: It is strongly recommended that authors use software such as Endnote or Mendeley to manage the IEEE referencing format.

• Font Size: The font size varies depending on the section of the manuscript:

  • Main Title: 22 (Times New Roman)

  • Author Name: 11

  • Affiliation and Email: 10

  • "Introduction" Heading: 14

  • Paragraph Text (Example: Introduction): 11

  • Abstract and Keywords: 9

  • Table Caption: 9

  • Figure Caption: 10

  • References: 9

B. Structure and Systematics of the Article

The manuscript must be arranged in the following order:

1. Title

   • The manuscript title is written in Times New Roman font, size 22.

2. Author's Identity

   • The author's name is written in font size 11.

   • The author's affiliation (Department, Institution, Address) is written in font size 10.

   • The author's email, including an indicator for the corresponding author, is written in font size 10.

3. Abstract

   • The abstract should contain the research purposes, a short explanation of the research methodology, and the obtained results.

   • The abstract should not exceed 250 words.

   • It is written using font size 9.

4. Keywords

   • Must include at least 3 keywords.

   • Written using font size 9.

5. Introduction

   • This section should include the main reasons or background for selecting the research topic.

   • The author(s) should also include a literature review of other previous related research.

   • Supporting theory may also be included in this section.

6. Research Methodology

   • The author(s) should demonstrate the selected method.

   • The time and location of the research can be included if necessary.

   • The methodology can be demonstrated in the form of diagrams or tables.

7. Results and Discussion

   • The author(s) must express and show the obtained results of the research, whether from the laboratory or simulation.

   • The results can be presented in figures, diagrams, or tables, which must be followed by a comprehensive explanation.

8. Conclusion

   • Conclusions are written in this part.

   • They can be written using a point format (1, 2, etc.).

   • Suggestions can also be included in this part.

9. Acknowledgement

   • This section can be applied to bodies that have given very positive contributions in conducting the research, such as sponsorships.

10. References

    • The reference style must be in the IEEE standard.

    • Written using font size 9.

    • Examples of formatting are shown in the template document.

C. Specific Rules for Figures, Tables, and Equations

• Figures and Tables

  • Must be numbered in sequence (Example: Figure 1., Table 1.).

  • If a figure or table requires more space, it can be placed in a two-column format, but it should still be in a balanced format.

• Equations

  • All equations must also be numbered in sequence.

  • The number is placed in parentheses.