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Authors interested
in publishing in the Cuban Journal of Informatics Science (RCCI) may submit
original papers, review papers, short paper and book reviews, which must
meet the standards of publication set to be accepted into the peer flow.
Only unpublished work will be accepted and are not committed to other
publishers. The publication languages are Spanish and English.
Contributions
may be written in Microsoft Office Word or Open Office Writer, always
using Times New Roman 11 points and paper dimensions 21.59 cm x 27.94
cm (Letter). The top and bottom margins are at 3.81 cm and 1.2 cm is left
to the right and 2 cm to the left. The text should be written with 1.5
spacing and a blank line as a separator between sections.
Authorization
The publisher will determine those contributions that need special permission
to enter the editorial workflow.
It is the single responsibility of the authors inclusion and / or content
delivery service that can be considered restricted or confidential by
the institutions that have been assigned.
Structure
of the manuscripts
All materials to be published will have:
• Title in Spanish and English.
• Full names of authors and institutional affiliations. Always state
the full name of the institution, address including phone and email. Report
from the corresponding author with an star (*). Use super numerical indices
at the end of the full names to distinguish different authors with institutional
affiliations. Seat institutional affiliations relationship in a separate
paragraph under the list of authors.
• It will include summary in Spanish and English, with an extent
of 200-250 words and between four and five key words in
both languages. In the case of book reviews will not be necessary.
• Pages should be numbered in the lower right corner.
• Do not use unnecessary abbreviations or acronyms when they first
appear to be accompanied by its meaning.
• We will use the International System of Units and the comma (,)
in the figures.
• Tables and figures should be inserted in the body of the text and
be optimized for black and white printing and preferably in vector formats.
• The title of the figures are placed on the bottom using Times New
Roman 10 points, sequentially numbered in the order they appear in the
work. Texts include the same language used in the contribution.
• Tables used Times New Roman at 10 points. The title appears at
the top, sequentially numbered in the order they appear in the text. To
employ explanatory notes at the foot of the table should be used Times
New Roman 9 points.
Depending on the type of contribution the structure of the manuscripts
will be:
Original
papers (up to 15 pages):
- Summary
(Spanish and English)
- Keywords
(Spanish and English)
- Introduction
- Materials
and methods and computational methodology
- Results
and discussion
- Conclusions
- Acknowledgements
(optional)
- References
(at least 15 references)
Review
papers (up to 20 pages)
- Summary
(Spanish and English)
- Keywords
(Spanish and English)
- Introduction
- Methods
(optional)
- Development
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- Acknowledgements
(optional)
- References
(at least 25 references)
Short
articles (up to 5 pages)
- Summary
(Spanish and English)
- Keywords
(Spanish and English)
- Introduction
- Development
- Conclusions
- Acknowledgements
(optional)
- References
(at least 10 references)
Reviews
(up to 1 page)
- Publication
Information reviewed in the following order: Title of Work, edition,
author's name and other authorities, publisher, place of publication,
year, number of pages. If possible include a cover image and information
to purchase the book (price and / or distributors)
- Body of
the review
References
The bibliography is organized according to the guidelines of ISO 690 and
ISO 690-2. Within the text, the citations will be brought to the form:
(Name, year) and bibliographic entries appear at the end of the article,
in alphabetical order, in correspondence to the type of source cited.
Journal
article:
AUTHOR (S). Title of article. Title of journal, year, volume (issue number):
initial-final page.
Example:
Culnan, M. An analysis of the information usage patterns of academics
and practitioners in computer field: A citation analysis of a national
conference proceeding. Information Processing and Management, 1978, 14
(6): p. 395-404.
Book:
AUTHOR (S). Title. City, publisher, year. Number of pages.
Example:
SHACKELFORD, R. CROSS, J. H., et al. Computing Curricula 2005: The Overview
Report. ACM / IEEE Computer Society, 2005. 62 p.
Parts of
books:
AUTHOR (S). Title section. In: Name editor. Title book. City: Publisher,
year. Volume, Pages.
Example:
MAHONEY, M. S. What Was the Question? The Origins of the Theory of Computation.
In: Akera, A. and Aspray, W. (Editors). Using History to Teach Computer
Science and Related Disciplines. Washington, DC: Computer Research Association,
2004, p. 225-232.
Thesis:
AUTHOR (S). Title. Thesis class, institution, city, year.
DODIG-Crnkovic, G. Computer science in a theory of science discourse.
Master Thesis in Computer Science. Department of Computer Science. Mälardalen
University, 2002.
Congress
Lecture:
AUTHOR (S). Title of article. In: Name of the event. Name of Memories.
Place of publication: publisher, year, pages.
Example:
STEVENSON, D. E. Science, computational science, and computer science:
at a crossroads. In: Proceedings of the 1993 ACM conference on Computer
science. ACM Conference on Computer science. Indianapolis: ACM, 1993,
p. 7-14.
Electronic
source:
AUTHOR (S). Title of article. [Type of medium] ezine title, year. [Accessed].
Available at: [URL].
Example:
YUAN, A.; JEANNETTE, J., et al. Characterizing and Mining the Citation
Graph of the Computer Science Literature. [Online]. Knowledge and Information
Systems. 2004, vol. 6, [Accessed: January 12, 2010] 664-678 p. Available
at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10115-003-0128-3
Checklist
shipment preparation
As part of the submission process, the authors are required to check off
their submission that meets all of the following items, and accept that
shipments do not meet these guidelines may be returned to authors.
1. We note that the contents presented in this document are the direct
product of the intellectual contributions of the authors declared in it,
and in the form and content of which are not being shown in parallel with
any other editorial space for possible publication.
2. The uploaded file follow instructions given to the authors for this
type of contribution and is in format. Doc Microsoft Word or. Odt Open
Office Writer.
3. We are aware that the Journal of Computer Science provides, as part
of its guidelines, the mandatory approval of academic arbitration known
as peer review, to the possible incorporation of a text in its editorial
process, and we are aware that the results of that opinion are final.
4. All data and references to published material are properly identified
with their respective credit and included in notes and bibliographic citations
that stand out as such and, in cases that require it; we have the proper
authorization of the holder’s economic rights. Therefore, we declare
that all materials presented are entirely free of copyright and, therefore,
liable for any dispute or claim relating to intellectual property rights,
exempting from liability to the University of the Sciences Computer.
5. In the event that the work submitted is approved for publication, we,
author (s) and owner (s) of copyright, authorize an unlimited in time
to the University of Information Sciences and publishing institution,
to include the text in the Journal of Computer Science and in turn reproduce,
edit, distribute, display and disseminate their content at home and abroad
in print, electronic databases, repositories of pre and post publication,
CD ROM, Internet or any other means known or unknown.
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