Manuscript Types

INTECH (Informatika dan Teknologi) accepts original scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in informatics, computer science, information technology, and related fields. All submissions must be original, scientifically sound, relevant to the journal's scope, and prepared in accordance with the journal's author guidelines.

The journal accepts the following manuscript types:

1. Original Research Articles

Original Research Articles present novel findings based on theoretical investigations, experimental studies, computational approaches, empirical research, or the development and evaluation of information technology systems.

These manuscripts should clearly describe the research objectives, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. The findings must provide a meaningful contribution to the relevant field.

2. Review Articles

Review Articles provide a critical and structured examination of existing literature on a specific topic within the journal's scope. They should identify research trends, compare existing approaches, discuss limitations, and highlight research gaps or future directions.

Systematic literature reviews and other rigorous review approaches may be considered when they demonstrate a transparent methodology and meaningful scholarly contribution.

3. Methodological and Technical Articles

Methodological and Technical Articles describe new or improved methods, algorithms, computational techniques, software tools, system architectures, or technical approaches relevant to informatics and information technology.

Submissions should explain the technical design, implementation, evaluation, and advantages or limitations of the proposed approach.

4. Application and System Development Articles

Application and System Development Articles report the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of information systems, software applications, information technology platforms, or other computing-based solutions.

Manuscripts should provide a clear description of the problem addressed, development methodology, system architecture or design, testing procedures, and evaluation results.

5. Short Communications

Short Communications present concise but significant research findings, preliminary results, technical observations, or focused contributions that warrant timely scholarly communication.

These manuscripts must provide sufficient methodological information and supporting evidence to establish the validity and relevance of the reported findings.

General Requirements

All manuscript types are subject to the journal's editorial screening and peer-review procedures, as applicable. Submission of a manuscript does not guarantee acceptance or publication.

Manuscripts must comply with the journal's publication ethics policies, formatting requirements, authorship criteria, and other applicable submission guidelines.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that their submissions are original, properly cited, and not under consideration for publication elsewhere. Any use of third-party materials, research data, or artificial intelligence tools must comply with the journal's relevant policies.

The editorial team reserves the right to determine whether a submission is appropriate for the journal's scope and designated manuscript category.