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Subject: CIT - Journal
Date: 19 Nov 92 02:40:51 GMT
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       Journal of Computing and Information Technology
                             CIT
      Casopis za racunarstvo i informacijske tehnologije




               C A L L    F O R    P A P E R S






                        Published by:
                 University Computing Centre
                       Zagreb, Croatia





                       EDITORIAL POLICY


The Journal of Computing and Information Technology (CIT) will
address the area of computer science, modelling and
simulation, information systems and information technology.
Such a broad spectrum of disciplines and particularly the
aspects of research, education and application in them are of
special interest in Central and East European regions.
Therefore, besides the topics like the theory of computing,
numerical and symbolical computing, artificial intelligence,
image processing, pattern recognition, robot vision, real-time
systems, operating systems, software engineering,
communication networks, strategic management, database
systems, decision support systems, security, discrete and
continuous simulation, computational statistics, natural
language processing and computational linguistics, the Journal
will pay special attention to the educational, social, legal
and managerial aspects of computing and information
technology. In this respect the Journal will enable the
exchange of ideas, experience and knowledge between regions
with different technological and even cultural background.

The papers submitted for publication should be original and
stimulating, possibly even provocative. English reprints of
papers previously published in some other language will be
taken into consideration if they are of interest to a wider
community. Both theoretical and practical papers, and
especially case studies describing the application and
critical evaluation of theory, are welcome. The Journal will
be publishing contributed papers, survey papers, tutorial
expositions and technical notes.

All full-length papers will be reviewed by two international
referees. Short notes, book reviews and letters will be
reviewed by the editors.

The Journal will be published jointly with the Croatian
professional newsletter on computing and information
technology.

The Journal will be published quarterly. The first number is
expected to be issued in January, 1993.


Articles for submission should be sent to:
CIT Editorial Office
UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CENTRE
P.O.B. 741
Engelsova bb
41000 Zagreb                  Fax: +38 41 518 451
CROATIA                       E-Mail: CIT@UNI-ZG.AC.MAIL.YU


New publications should be sent to the Book Review Editor:

Vlado Glavinic     Tel: +38 41 629 955  Fax: +38 41 629 653




                           EDITORS

Leo Budin
(University of Zagreb,
CROATIA)

Vlatko Ceric
(University of Zagreb,
CROATIA)

Slobodan Ribaric
(University of Zagreb,
CROATIA)

Dean Rosenzweig
(University of Zagreb,
CROATIA)





                       EDITORIAL BOARD

Egon Boerger
(University of Pisa,
ITALY)

Felix Breitenecker
(Technical University
of Vienna,
AUSTRIA)

Bojan Cestnik
("Jozef Stefan"
Institute, Ljubljana,
SLOVENIJA)

Georgios I. Doukidis
(Athens University of
Economics and Business,
Athens, GREECE)

Ivan Futo
(MULTILOGIC Ltd.,
Budapest,
HUNGARY)

Yuri Gurevich
(University of Michigan,
USA)

Andras Javor
(KFKI Research Institute
for Measurement and
Computer Techniques,
Budapest, HUNGARY)

Branko Jeren
(University of Zagreb,
CROATIA)

Vesna Luzar
(University Computing
Centre, Zagreb,
CROATIA)

Heinrich Niemann
(Universitaet Erlangen,
Nuernberg,
GERMANY)

Ray Paul
(London School of Economics,
UNITED KINGDOM)

Nikola Pavesic
(University of Ljubljana,
SLOVENIJA)

Jerzy Rosenblit
(University of Arizona,
USA)

Andrew Seila
(University of Georgia,
USA)

Jadranka Skorin-Kapov
(State University of New
York, Stony Brook, USA)

Asim Smailagic
(Carnegie Mellon University,
USA)

Mladen Vouk
(North Caroline State University,
USA)

Zvonko Vranesic
(University of Toronto,
CANADA)

Robert W. Zmud
(The Florida State
University,
USA)




                   INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS


Manuscript requirements


1.  Manuscripts should be written in English. Manuscripts
should be typed on one side of the paper, in double spacing,
with ample margins. The pages should be numbered
consecutively. Four copies of the manuscripts should be
submitted to CIT Editorial Office.

2.  Papers should not normally exceed 14 Journal pages (about
8000 words).

3.  A title page should be supplied bearing the title of the
paper, the names and addresses of the editors, and the name
and full postal address of the author to whom correspondence
is to be directed. Telephone and fax numbers and E-mail
address of this author should also be provided where possible.
The authors' names and addresses should not appear in the body
of the manuscript, to preserve anonymity.

4.  Authors are requested to provide a short biography of no
more than 50 words for use in an editorial section.

5.  At the head of each paper there should be a summary of not
more than 200 words. This should be self contained and
understandable by the general reader outside the context of
the full paper.

6.  Illustrations, photographs and tables should be provided
on separate sheets, and take account of the page size of the
Journal. The original artwork should be supplied together with
two photocopies. The figures and tables should be numbered
consecutively as they appear in the text. Captions must be
provided on a separate sheet at the end of the text.

7.  A running head of not more than 30 characters should be
supplied for papers with longer titles.

8.  Sections and subsections should be clearly differentiated
but should NOT be numbered.

9.  Papers must be written without the use of footnotes.

10.  Mathematical expressions and Greek or other symbols
should be written clearly with ample spacing. Any unusual
characters should be indicated on a separate sheet.

11.  References in the text are indicated by authors' names
and year of publication in parentheses. If a referenced paper
has three or more authors the reference should always appear
as the first author followed by et al. The references are
listed alphabetically at the end of the manuscript. Journal
titles should not be abbreviated.


Journal

L. FRAZIER, J.D. FODOR (1978) The sausage machine: A new
two-stage parsing model. Cognition, 6, 291-325.


Book

M. NAGAO (1988) Knowledge and Inference. Academic Press,
Boston.


Contributed volume

E.S. CORDINGLEY (1989) Knowledge elicitation techniques for
knowledge-based systems. In Knowledge Elicitation: Principles,
Techniques and Applications (D. DIAPER, Ed.), pp. 179-194.
Ellis Horwood, Chichester.


Conference paper

R.L. WATROUS, L. SHASTRI (1987) Learning phonetic features
using connectionist networks: An experiment in speech
recognition. Presented at the Proceedings of the IEEE
International Conference on Neural Networks, San Diego, CA.


Unpublished reports/theses

J.W. ROZENBLIT (1985) A conceptual basis for model-based
system design. PhD. Thesis, Wayne State University, Detroit,
Michigan.





Proofs and reprints


12.  Proofs of papers will be sent to authors for checking.
Alterations to diagrams should be avoided where possible. It
will not be possible to accept major textual changes at this
stage. Proofs must be returned to the publishers within 48
hours of receipt by fax, first-class post airmail or courier.
Failure to return the proof will result in the paper being
delayed.

13.  30 offprints of full-length papers will be provided free
to the corresponding author. Additional offprints may also be
ordered. If the offprint forms are not received until after
the issue has gone to press, charges for reprinting will
necessarily be higher. Offprints of short notes, book reviews
and letters are not available.



Copyright


14.  The copyright of all material published is vested in the
Journal.

15.  The author must complete and return the copyright form
enclosed with the proofs.

16.  Authors wishing to submit papers which have been
published elsewhere in a foreign language should approach the
original Publisher before submission.

17.  Authors wishing to use material previously published in
CIT should consult the Publishers.



Disk submission


The manuscripts are intended to be submitted on disk wherever
possible. ASCII format on 3 1/2 or 5 1/4 inch disks (MS-DOS
Format).