• Aim & Scope

Aim of the Journal

The aim of Frontiers of Modern Computer Science Research is to advance high-quality scholarship and innovative research across the full spectrum of computer science. The journal seeks to:

• Promote cutting-edge studies that expand theoretical knowledge and computational principles

• Support the development of intelligent, secure, scalable, and efficient computing systems

• Encourage interdisciplinary research addressing modern technological challenges

• Provide a premier forum for emerging technologies, transformative methodologies, and novel applications

• Foster collaboration between academia, industry, and research institutions worldwide

  Scope of the Journal

  FMCSR welcomes original research papers, review articles, short communications, and technical reports in the following areas (but not limited to):

  1. Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

  • Deep learning, reinforcement learning, and neural network architectures

  • Natural language processing, computer vision, speech and pattern recognition

  • AI ethics, explainable AI, trustworthy and responsible AI

  • Intelligent autonomous systems and robotics

  2. Data Science, Big Data & Analytics

  • Large-scale data processing, data mining, and predictive analytics

  • Cloud computing, edge computing, and distributed data infrastructures

  • Data visualization, knowledge discovery, and decision-support systems

  3. Cybersecurity & Privacy

  • Network security, cryptography, and secure communication

  • Cyber-physical security and IoT protection

  • Privacy-preserving computation, blockchain security, and threat intelligence

  4. Software Engineering & Systems Design

  • Software architecture, DevOps, testing, and quality assurance

  • Agile methodologies, model-driven engineering, and system optimization

  • Real-time systems, embedded systems, and performance engineering

  5. Computer Networks & Communication Systems

  • Next-generation networks (5G/6G), wireless systems, and IoT connectivity

  • Network modelling, protocols, and performance analysis

  • Intelligent network management and automation

  6. Human–Computer Interaction & Cognitive Computing

  • User experience design, interactive systems, and immersive interfaces

  • Cognitive computing, affective computing, and adaptive user models

  7. Computational Science & Algorithms

  • High-performance computing, algorithmic design, and complexity analysis

  • Bioinformatics, scientific computing, and computational modelling

  8. Emerging and Transformative Technologies

  • Quantum computing and quantum information systems

  • Blockchain and decentralized technologies

  • Digital twins, smart environments, and autonomous platforms

  • Green computing and sustainable digital technologies

• Author Guidelines

Manuscript Submission & Author Guidelines

Frontiers of Modern Computer Science Research

1. Aim and Scope

Frontiers of Modern Computer Science Research is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing innovative and high-quality research that advances the theoretical foundations and practical applications of modern computer science and emerging computing technologies. The journal provides a platform for researchers, academicians, and industry professionals to disseminate cutting-edge developments.

2. Types of Manuscripts Accepted

The journal welcomes the following types of submissions:

·         Original Research Articles

·         Review Articles

·         Short Communications

·         Case Studies

·         Technical Notes

·         Survey Papers

·         Perspective and Opinion Articles

3. Areas of Interest (Indicative)

·         Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

·         Data Science and Big Data Analytics

·         Computer Vision and Image Processing

·         Natural Language Processing

·         Cybersecurity and Cryptography

·         Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing

·         Internet of Things (IoT)

·         Software Engineering and DevOps

·         Algorithms and Computational Theory

·         Distributed and Parallel Computing

·         Human–Computer Interaction

·         Blockchain and Web Technologies

4. Manuscript Preparation Guidelines

4.1 Language

·         Manuscripts must be written in clear, grammatically correct English.

·         Either British or American English may be used consistently.

4.2 Manuscript Structure

Manuscripts should generally include:

1.      Title Page

2.      Abstract

3.      Keywords (4–6)

4.      Introduction

5.      Related Work (if applicable)

6.      Methodology / System Architecture

7.      Experimental Results and Discussion

8.      Conclusion and Future Work

9.      Acknowledgements (optional)

10.  Funding Information

11.  Conflict of Interest Statement

12.  References

5. Formatting Requirements

·         File format: DOC or DOCX

·         Font: Times New Roman

·         Font size: 12 pt

·         Line spacing: 1.5

·         Margins: 1 inch on all sides

·         Page numbering: Continuous

6. Abstract and Keywords

·         Abstract length: 150–250 words

·         The abstract should clearly describe the objective, methodology, results, and significance of the research.

·         Provide 4–6 relevant keywords for indexing.

7. Figures, Tables, and Algorithms

·         Figures and tables must be numbered consecutively and cited in the text.

·         Provide clear captions for all figures and tables.

·         Algorithms and pseudocode should be clearly formatted and numbered.

·         Images must be high resolution (minimum 300 dpi).

8. Mathematical Equations

·         Equations should be editable and numbered consecutively.

·         Symbols must be clearly defined at first use.

9. References

·         References must be complete and accurate.

·         The journal accepts APA / IEEE / Harvard citation styles (use one consistently).

·         All cited references must appear in the reference list.

10. Ethical Standards and Plagiarism Policy

·         Manuscripts must comply with ethical publishing standards.

·         Plagiarism, data fabrication, and duplicate submissions are strictly prohibited.

·         Similarity checks may be conducted prior to review.

11. Peer Review Process

·         The journal follows a double-blind peer review process.

·         Each manuscript is reviewed by at least two independent experts.

·         Editorial decisions include: Accept, Minor Revision, Major Revision, or Reject.

12. Article Processing Charges (APC)

·         Frontiers of Modern Computer Science Research follows an open-access publishing model.

·         Details regarding Article Processing Charges (if applicable) will be communicated after initial editorial evaluation.

13. Copyright and Open Access

·         Authors retain the copyright of their published work.

·         Articles are published under an open-access license, allowing free access with proper citation.

• Editorial Board

Professor

Hyunsung Kim, Ph.D.

School of Computer Science

Kyungil University

Korea

Associate Professor

Mohammad Taleghani

Department of Industrial Management Faculty of Management and Accounting

Rasht Branch, Islamic Azad University (IAU)

Iran

Assoc. Prof.

LEI Guowei, Ph.D,

Xiamen City, Fujian Province China

School of Science, Jimei University

China

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