Journal of Applied Computing and Communication Engineering

Journal of Applied Computing and Communication Engineering

The Journal of Applied Computing and Communication Engineering (JACCE) is a peer- reviewed, open-access international journal published semiannually in June and December by the University of Dodoma. JACCE responds to a significant gap in the existing provision of academic contributions in ICTs and their underlying fields of applications, especially in developing countries' settings. It will bridge the divide between academia and industry. The journal will attract high-quality research contributions in the fields of information systems, information technology, computer science, computer engi...

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Author Guidelines

The JACCE is committed to high standards of both critical scholarly review and professional publishing verdict. The Journal also upholds standards of expected ethical behaviour of authors, journal editors, peer reviewers, and the publisher. The journal editors make decisions regarding the content of the manuscripts to ensure high-quality scientific publications. The JACCE will ensure all ethics and transparent principles are adhered to throughout the publication process.

1.Authors' Obligations

Clause	Requirement
a) Moral Standards	Authors must justify the originality and novelty of their research. Dishonest behaviours (e.g., falsified statements) will not be tolerated.
b) Plagiarism	Defined by COPE: “When somebody presents the work of others (data, words or theories) as if they were his/her own and without proper acknowledgement.” Direct quotes must be in quotation marks and cited. Plagiarised manuscripts will be desk-rejected.
c) Multiple Submission	Manuscripts must be original, not published elsewhere, and not under review in another journal.
d) Authorship	Only individuals with significant intellectual contribution or who contributed to drafting/reviewing are listed as authors. Others should be acknowledged in the Acknowledgement section. Omitting a contributor or adding a non-contributor is unethical.
e) Changes to Authorship	No additions, deletions, or rearrangements of authors after acceptance.
f) Conflict of Interest	Must be declared at submission. If none, state: “No conflicts of interest.”

2. Editors and Reviewers

JACCE strives to uphold a high-quality, ethical, and transparent publication process. Editors and reviewers must:

Promote professional ethics, confidentiality, and timely responses.
Not be co-authors, close associates, or have personal/financial interests in the manuscript.

3. Copyright Declaration Form

Name of the Journal: ______________________________

Title of the Article:

#	Name and Surname of Author	Signature	Date
1	__________________________	_________	______
2	__________________________	_________	______
3	__________________________	_________	______
4	__________________________	_________	______
5	__________________________	_________	______

Hereby declare that:

a) The article is original, not published elsewhere, and not under consideration by another journal. It does not contravene any intellectual property or third-party rights. Authors are liable for any future violations.

b) We have no financial interest in the subject matter.

c) We consent to publication in the University of Dodoma Law Journal and transfer all copyright to the University of Dodoma, African Business Management Journal.

d) All significant contributors are listed; others are duly acknowledged.

e) We agree to the authorship order:

Order	Author's Name
1	__________________________
2	__________________________
3	__________________________
4	__________________________

Note: This form must be signed by at least one author with assent from all co-authors. No changes to authorship or order after submission.

Corresponding Author

Name and Surname: __________________________

Address: ____________________________________

Phone: _____________________________________

E-mail: ____________________________________

Date: _____

Signature: ______________________

4. Journal Article Template

Author Names: Name Surname¹, Name Surname² (14 pt, Centre)

Affiliation: Name of Organisation, City, Country (10 pt, Centre)

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Abstract: (150–250 words, 10 pt, Justify) This article gives you important guidelines for the preparation of a research paper for publication in Research Publish Journals. Basic information regarding Paper Margin, Font Face, Font Size, Table, Graphs, and Figure, etc., is described in this Template. The abstract is between 150 and 250 words and cannot have references in it. Abstract gives the idea of the research process and its significance in brief.

Keywords: (4–10 keywords, 10 pt) keyword1, keyword2, keyword3, keyword4, keyword5

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I. Introduction (11 pt, Bold, Centre)

The introduction outlines the nature, purpose, and contribution of the research. References previous work. (10 pt, Justify)

II. Major Format Guidelines (11pt , Bold, Centre)

A. Page Layout and Font used (10 pt, Bold italic, Left)

Font Face: Malandra GD
Language: English
Page Size: A4
Body Text Alignment: Justified (except headings)

Element	Font Size	Style	Alignment
Title	24	Bold	Centre
Author Name	14	Normal	Centre
Affiliation	10	Normal	Centre
Abstract & Keywords	10	Bold	Justify
Headings	11	Bold	Centre
Subheadings	10	Bold/Italic	Left/Centre
Body Text, Equations	10	Normal	Justify
References	9	Normal	Justify
Acknowledgement	9	Normal	Justify

TABLE III: PAPER LAYOUT

Parameter	Value
Header	1.2 cm
Footer	1.2 cm
Top Margin	2.0 cm
Bottom Margin	1.6 cm
Left Margin	2.1 cm
Right Margin	1.6 cm
Line Spacing (Body)	Single

B. Figures, Graphs, and Tables

Placed within margins
Figure caption: Below, Fig. 1. (8–9 pt, centre)
Table caption: Above, TABLE I. (8–9 pt, centre)
No borders around figures
Refer in text: Fig. 1, TABLE I, Graph 1

C. Conclusion, Acknowledgement, and Appendix

Conclusion: Mandatory (150–350 words)
Acknowledgement: Optional, after Conclusion
Appendix: After References (if needed)

I. Conclusion (11 pt, Bold, Centre)

The paper shows the basic format of research paper preparation and can be used as a template for writing a research paper. The conclusion of the research paper is between 150 and 350 words.

II. References (10pt, Bold, Centre)

(APA Style, 9 pt, Justify)

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Editorial team

Editorial Team

Chief Editor

1. Dr. Ally S. Nyamawe -The University of Dodoma

Assistant Chief Editor

1. Dr. Fredrick Ishengoma -The University of Dodoma

2. Dr. Deo Shao - The University of Dodoma

Editorial Office

1. Dr. Hassan Kilavo -The University of Dodoma, Tanzania

Editors

1. Prof. Laurence T. Yang, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

2. Prof. Franklin Wabwoba, Kibabii University, School of Computing and Informatics, Kenya

3. Prof. Aloyce N. Mvuma, Mbeya University of Science and Technology, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Tanzania.

4. Prof. Edda Tandi Lwoga, College of Business Education (CBE), Department of ICT and Mathematics, Tanzania.

5. Assistant Prof. Khadidja Bakhti, Northern Arizona University, US.

6. Assistant Prof. Cemal Koçak, Gazi University, Department of Computer Engineering, Ankara, Turkey.

7. Dr. Jie Li -Teeside University, Centre for Digital Innovation, Department of Computing and Games, England, UK.

8. Dr. Zahid Younas, University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, Pakistan.

9. Dr. Eng. Fendji Kedieng Ebongue Jean Louis, University of Ngaoundere, Computer Engineering Department, Cameroon

10. Dr. Anwar Alnawas, Southern Technical University, Nasiriyah TechnicalInstitute, Department of Office Management and Information Systems,Iraq.

11. Prof. Fredrick Mtenzi, Aga Khan University, Tanzania.

12. Dr. Ally D. Mussa, Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Tanzania.

13. Dr. Majuto Manyilizu, University of Dodoma, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Tanzania.

14. Dr. Hector Mongi, University of Dodoma, Department of Information Systems and Technology, Tanzania.

15. Dr. Neema Mduma, Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, School of Computational and Communication Science and Engineering, Tanzania.

16. Prof. Chipo Kenjo, University of Malawi, Department of Computer Science.

17. Dr. Judith Leo, Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, School of Computational and Communication Science and Engineering, Tanzania.

18. Prof. He Jing, Hunan University, China, College of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering

19. Dr. Devotha Nyambo, Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, School of Computational and Communication Science and Engineering, Tanzania.

20. Dr. Houda Chihi, Senior Researcher at InnovCOM Lab of SupCOM, Tunisia.

Advisory Board

1. Prof. George S. Oreku, The Open University of Tanzania, Tanzania.

2. Dr. Jabir K. Bakari, Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA), Tanzania.

3. Prof. Abdi T. Abdalla, University of Dar es Salaam, College of Information and Communication Technology, Tanzania.

4. Prof. Leonard Mselle, The University of Dodoma, College of Informatics and Virtual Education, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Tanzania.

5. Prof. Simon Msanjila, The University of Dodoma, College of Informatics and Virtual Education, Department of Information Systems and Technology, Tanzania.

6. Dr. Kisangiri Michael, Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology, School of Computational and Communication Science and Engineering, Tanzania.

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About the Journal

Online ISSN: 3088-5302 Print ISSN: 3088-5280

The Journal of Applied Computing and Communication Engineering (JACCE) is a peer- reviewed, open-access international journal published semiannually in June and December by the University of Dodoma. JACCE responds to a significant gap in the existing provision of academic contributions in ICTs and their underlying fields of applications, especially in developing countries' settings. It will bridge the divide between academia and industry. The journal will attract high-quality research contributions in the fields of information systems, information technology, computer science, computer engineering, software engineering and communication engineering.

Aim and Scope

JACCE will publish high quality original research works and reviewed papers in all areas related to applied computing and communication engineering. JACCE will encourage paperswith insightful practical work and a clear framework or methodologies. The focus is to publish high quality research papers in the following areas Natural Language Processing Communication networks Data Science Artificial intelligence ICT for development Mobile computing and wireless communication Information Security and cybersecurity E service and technology Image Processing ICT policies and regulations Health Informatics Software engineering aspects Emerging Technologies in applied computing and communication engineering Database management and security Embedded Systems Cloud Computing Smart Grid Aspects of computer programming e Learning Medical Electronics Digital technology adaptation

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