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No more than 10 words in the paper title. Please make sure that the title is concise and expresses the result of the research only written in a maximum of 10 words as the article's title.
Abstract: An abstract consists of one paragraph with 200-250 words. The abstract should explain the background, research objectives, main results, and main conclusions of the studies. The abstract must be clear, concise, and factual. Avoid non-standard abbreviations, but if required, they should be explained at the first mention. The abstract title is 9 fonts with bold, and the abstract text is 9 fonts with full justification. The article length should not less than 6000 words or more than 10000 words. Overlength page charge applies.
Keywords: keyword 1; keyword 2; keyword 3; keyword 4; keyword 5 (list the related phrases as keywords of no more than five keywords)
Introduction
The introduction should briefly explain the context and motivation of the study and why it is important. The current state of the field of study should be explained so that readers can understand the studies that have been carried out by previous researchers without having to read earlier publications. Furthermore, the existing problems are concluded as the main objectives of the study. References are written by following APA Style, in terms of either narrative citation or parenthetical citation.
Literature Review
The section also presents theoretical backgrounds necessary to conduct the research. The section also addresses the relation between the research topic to current knowledge by discussing what has been done, what needs to be done, and thus highlighting the novelty of the study.
Methodology
The methodology section should describe in detail the approaches/techniques used in the study so it can be replicated and developed by other researchers. Unless there are well-established methods, it can be briefly explained. If the study uses equipment or instruments, it is also necessary to mention the specifications. Be specific and provide all necessary detail.
Results
The results of the studies are presented in this section through text, tables, and figures. There may be numerous subsections in the section, and each subsection may have several subsubsections. This part should not only present the results but also explain how those results can be interpreted and what inferences can be made.
Tables and Figures
Tables
Each table in the article is numbered sequentially in the order of appearance. For example, Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, etc. All these table numbers must be mentioned in the body of the article. The table caption uses 10 fonts, whereas the content of the table uses 9 fonts.
The table is placed close to its first mention in the article. The table's text should all be readable. The table contents are explained properly in the table captions.
Figures
Figures must be original and of high quality. Each figure in the article is numbered sequentially in the order of appearance. For instance, Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, etc. All of these figure numbers must be mentioned in the body of the article
The figure is placed close to its first mention in the article. The figure's text should all be readable. Figure captions thoroughly explain the figure’s contents.
Lists
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Mathematical Formulas
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Discussions
This section presents a discussion related to the obtained results. The results need to be interpreted and linked to the findings of relevant earlier studies. In addition, it is necessary to discuss implications and potential future research directions.
Conclusion
Conclusions are written briefly but represent the core of the gathered research findings. Ensure that all objectives are accomplished and put the focus on the research's contribution. Manuscripts sent to JIEE should avoid the use of endnotes and footnotes.
Appendix
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Acknowledgements. This section can be used to acknowledge the organizations and individuals who provided funding, technical support, or administrative support during the article's writing.
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