JATIKA (Jurnal Informatika dan Rekayasa Perangkat Lunak) welcomes original scholarly contributions that align with its aims and scope. Submitted manuscripts must present clear research objectives, appropriate methods, reliable findings, and a meaningful contribution to the relevant field. Authors should select the manuscript type that best reflects the content and purpose of their submission.

1. Original Research Article

Original research articles report novel findings based on systematic investigation, experimentation, analytical modeling, empirical studies, or other appropriate research approaches. These manuscripts should clearly describe the research problem, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. The contribution must be original and supported by relevant evidence and literature.

2. Review Article

Review articles provide a critical and structured synthesis of existing research on a specific topic. They should identify important developments, compare findings across studies, discuss research limitations, and highlight knowledge gaps or future research directions. Systematic reviews and other rigorous review approaches are welcome when they are relevant to JATIKA's scope and supported by a clearly explained methodology.

3. Methodological or Technical Article

Methodological or technical articles introduce, extend, improve, or evaluate research methods, algorithms, models, frameworks, tools, or technical systems. Manuscripts should explain the proposed approach, provide sufficient methodological detail for assessment and reproducibility, and demonstrate its effectiveness through appropriate analysis, experiments, comparisons, or validation.

4. Application or Case Study Article

Application or case study articles present the development, implementation, or evaluation of a method, model, system, or technology in a specific practical context. These manuscripts should explain the application setting, research procedures, evaluation criteria, results, and practical implications. The work should provide insights that extend beyond a simple description of implementation.

5. Short Communication

Short communications report concise but significant findings, preliminary results, focused methodological advances, or timely research observations. Although shorter than a full research article, a short communication must demonstrate scientific relevance, adequate supporting evidence, and a clear contribution to the field.

6. Editorial Considerations

JATIKA's acceptance of a manuscript type depends on its relevance to JATIKA's aims and scope, scholarly quality, originality, and suitability for peer review. Not all manuscript types may be accepted in every issue. Authors are encouraged to consult JATIKA's Author Guidelines or contact the editorial office if they are uncertain about the suitability of a proposed submission.

Originality and Scholarly Contribution

All submissions must be original, academically sound, and prepared in accordance with JATIKA's editorial requirements and publication ethics policies. Every manuscript is subject to editorial screening and, where appropriate, peer review before a publication decision is made.