JOURNAL
OF
COMPUTING
IN
SYSTEMS
&
ENGINEERING
Source Code – GO, Country Code 2
Shelf mark 4964.1500000
Published by PCR as a non-profit publication
JOURNAL OF COMPUTING IN SYSTEMS & ENGINEERING is a source of
multidisciplinary information that includes activities involving technologies,
processes, and systems management approaches needed for:
·
definition of systems, including identification of user requirements and
technological specifications;
·
development of systems, including conceptual architectures,
design concepts, development, integration, and deployment of systems.
Modern systems are often
knowledge intensive and the journal emphasizes the information and knowledge
base for the engineering of systems. Definitive
case studies involving systems engineering practice are especially welcome. The Journal publishes papers covering all
aspects of programming methodology, software engineering, and related
hardware-software-systems issues. Topics of interest include software development
environments and tools and techniques for developing, validating, and
maintaining software systems, software architecture and design.
JOURNAL OF
COMPUTING IN SYSTEMS & ENGINEERING publishes research papers and reports of practical
experience. All articles should consider
the practical application of the idea advanced through case studies,
experiments, or systematic comparisons with other approaches already in
practice.
JOURNAL OF
COMPUTING IN SYSTEMS & ENGINEERING provides a systems-level focused forum for
application-oriented manuscripts that address complex systems. The journal is intended to stimulate
awareness, appreciation and utilization of computing for engineering systems
and the supporting systems engineering disciplines. Themes include complexity, integration,
inter-operability, dynamics, communication, effectiveness, ethics and
completeness.
Areas of interest include:
Energy, Management, Disaster response, Space exploration, Manufacturing,
Automation, Communication, Information, Cyberspace, Internet, Distributed
Networks, Transportation, Environmental Engineering, Educational Systems,
Safety and systems engineering related topics.
JOURNAL OF
COMPUTING IN SYSTEMS & ENGINEERING provides an avenue for scholarly work that researches
information systems, electronic business and information technology. Papers examine the wider implications of the
systems or technology being researched. This means that papers can consider
aspects such as
organisational
relevance, business value, cognitive implications, social implications and impact
on individuals or communities.
JOURNAL OF
COMPUTING IN SYSTEMS & ENGINEERING is open to case studies, experiments and purely theoretical
papers. Research that uses quantitative methods (for example statistical surveys)
will be suitable if it concerns computing in systems and engineering. Only
original manuscripts, published nowhere else before, can be accepted for
publication to record original research in the British Library. Papers that are merely illustrations of
established principles and procedures, even though possibly containing new
numerical or experimental data, will generally not be published. All articles undergo double-blind peer
review.
Coverage Includes:
·
IT planning and management, e-business and e-business development.
·
Knowledge management, information systems and the Internet.
·
Artificial Intelligence, Ambient Intelligence and expert systems.
·
The integration of software and/or hardware technologies.
·
Computer aided learning and teaching systems and software for teaching.
·
Human computer interaction and user interfaces.
·
Research methodologies.
·
Virtual Reality and virtual teams.
·
Systems design and evaluation.
·
Intranet applications, web site development and evaluation.
·
Use of information technology and computers in systems and engineering.
·
Project management and IT and its impact on society.
No
length limitations for contributions are set, but only concisely written papers
are published.
Brief
articles are considered on the basis of technical merit.
As a guide:
NB This information should be provided on a
separate sheet and authors should not be identified anywhere else in the
article.
Maximum of 250 words in total.
Email papers to [email protected]
Editor:
Dr David Sanders
PCR
34,
PO16 7QA