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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The submission is prepared for single-blind review, i.e. the authors are listed in the PDF file and can be identified by other means (e.g. citation of previous work).
  • The "Comments to the Editor" field contains the following information: (i) identification of the type of graduation work (e.g., IC scholarship, course completion work, etc.) and the date; (ii) identification of students and advisors and their respective degrees and institutions.
  • The text follows the NEW FORMAT of REIC papers.
  • All article authors are identified in the PDF, and the metadata is registered in the submission system.
  • The submitted article is authored by one or more undergraduate students, guided by a supervising professor, responsible for coordinating the research carried out, and who is also included in the list of authors.
  • The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
  • The submission file is in PDF format.
  • DOIs for references were provided in the article unless they were not available.
  • I understand that if the submission is accepted, I will provide the source files in LaTeX format - the editorial team will not accept sources in any other format (Word, etc).
  • In preparing my submission, I have read and followed all instructions presented in the Guidelines for Authors section (please see the information after the checklist).
  • The text follows the style standards and bibliographic requirements described in the Guidelines for Authors, on the About the Journal page.

Author Guidelines

Submitted works must meet all the conditions described below to be forwarded to evaluators. Failure to comply with one or more items below invalidates the submission.

  1. The article must be from the Computing area.
  2. The article must be exclusively in Portuguese or English.
  3. The article must be in a PDF format file.
  4. The article must have all authors identified both in the PDF and in the submission metadata in the system and strictly in the same order.
  5. [NEW] The article must contain a minimum of six (6) and a maximum of twelve (12) pages, including references. The article may contain as many pages of references as the authors deem necessary.
  6. [NEW] The submission format is the NEW MODEL for REIC articles. In Overleaf, import the template by clicking MENU --> Copy Project to begin editing your article. Template available here.
  7. The submitted article must be written by one or more undergraduate students, guided by a supervising professor responsible for coordinating the research, and who must also appear on the list of authors. The article may have as co-authors other students (for example, master's or doctorate) who have contributed to the research, noting that undergraduate students must be the main drivers of the work reported in the article.
  8. The "Comments to the Editor" field must contain: (i) identification of the type of undergraduate work (e.g., IC scholarship, course completion work, etc.) and the date; (ii) identification of students and advisors and their respective degrees and institutions.

 

Authors are expected to include the following Declaration Sections in their paper:

  • Acknowledgements
  • Funding
  • Author's contribution
  • Competing interests
  • Availability of data and materials
  • Further relevant information

Please note that the sections Author's Contribution, Competing interests, Availability of data and materials are mandatory for the paper to be published if accepted. The sections Acknowledgements, and Funding are optional, while Further relevant information is desirable.

Authors must also use the "Comments for the Editor" field during submission or provide a "Cover Letter" together with their submission to provide additional information for the editors, such as:

  • An explanation of why your manuscript should be published in REIC
  • An explanation of any issues relating to journal policies
  • A declaration of any potential competing interests
  • The name of the special issue that you are submitting for (if this is the case)
  • The title and venue of previously published papers that this paper extends (if this is the case)

Authors submitting an extended version of a previously published conference paper must ensure that it is a non-trivial extension of the previous paper. As a rough guide, authors should ensure that the extended paper contains, at a minimum, 30% new material that provides a conceptual extension of the previously published work. In this case, besides explaining why the manuscript is suitable for publication in the journal, authors may indicate how they have extended the paper and why it constitutes a worthwhile extension of the original work. Authors should, for instance, point out areas where new text or results have been included.

All submissions should be in PDF format, following the REIC template. Submissions that do not adhere to the template will be desk rejected. If the submission is accepted, the authors will be asked to provide the source files in LaTeX format.  The editorial team will not accept sources in any other format (Word, etc).

REIC is open access and free of charge for authors and readers, bringing higher visibility for published articles by eliminating economic and geographic barriers and making them available to a broad, global audience. REIC encourages the writing of articles in English to allow international visibility.

Full Papers

Trilha Principal da REIC.

SBCAS - Concurso de Trabalhos de Iniciação Científica

Esta seção é específica para trabalhos de alunos de Iniciação Científica (IC), participantes do Concurso de Trabalhos de Iniciação Científica (CTIC) do Simpósio Brasileiro de Computação Aplicada à Saúde (SBCAS). 
Se não for esse o caso, opte pela seção Artigos (trilha principal da REIC).

SBCM - Escola Nacional de Computação Musical

Esta seção é específica para trabalhos de alunos de graduação participantes da trilha Escola Nacional de Computação Musical (ENCM) do Simpósio Brasileiro de Computação Musical (SBCM).
Se não for esse o caso, opte pela seção Artigos (trilha principal da REIC).

SSCAD - Workshop de Iniciação Científica

Esta seção é específica para trabalhos de alunos de graduação participantes Workshop de Iniciação Científica em Arquitetura de Computadores e Computação de Alto Desempenho (SSCAD-WIC).

Se não for esse o caso, opte pela seção Artigos (trilha principal da REIC).

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