International Journal of Advanced Computing and Communication Systems

Editor Guidelines

Editor-in-Chief

The Editor-in-Chief leads the journal and their field of expertise. They oversee journal operations, aiming to ensure the journal's success within the scientific community.

The Editor-in-Chief is responsible for the scientific quality and growth of the journal. They are expected to facilitate connections with the Editorial Board and assist the Editorial Office in managing the journal.

EiC responsibilities

• Appointing new Editorial Board Members.
• Supervising journal activities and offering recommendations for improvement.
• Reviewing article submissions.
• Evaluating Special Issue proposals.
• Announcing decisions.
• Promoting the journal at academic meetings to increase exposure.
• Ensuring adherence to SE Publications policies.
• Assisting with publication production.
• Contribution of editorials on current topics within their time constraints.

Responsibilities of Editorial Board Members

Editors and board members are responsible for upholding the integrity of published literature. This includes promptly issuing errata, corrections, retractions, and expressions of concern as necessary. Editors must adhere to publisher policy guidelines and fulfil their responsibilities with integrity.

Managing Editor

Managing Editors propose a journal development plan for the Editor-in-Chief's approval, implement the approved plan, and prepare development reports for the Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board. They identify significant topics in the journal's research field, commission high-quality articles, pre-screen new submissions before forwarding them to Academic Editors for review, alert Academic Editors to potential author or reviewer misconduct, and draft brief news and research highlights. Managing Editors support Academic Editors, oversee assistant and production editors, and drive the advancement of the journal.

Assistant Editor

Assistant Editors communicate with authors, reviewers, and Academic Editors on a manuscript-by-manuscript basis. They conduct light copyediting, coordinate peer review processes, report any suspected author or reviewer misconduct to Managing Editors, and support Managing Editors in collecting journal data.