Author Guidelines

lease download the Template that we have provided.

Title: Font Times New Roman, Size 16, Capital  Each Word, left align, bolds

 

Author1, Author2, Author3, etc. (full name, not abbreviated, without a title, size 12)

1Institutions, Regions, Countries, email. (size 11)

2Institutions, Regions, Countries, email.

3Institutions, Regions, Countries, email.

 

Corresponding Author: email1(size 11)

 

Abstract: Abstracts are written in one paragraph using standard Indonesian with enhanced spelling. Maximum 150 words, using Times New Roman font size 12, Space 1, Italic. Contains a brief description of the overall results of the study including background issues, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. Avoid writing bibliography citations, as well as abbreviations in the abstract. The abstract contains the title of the article, research object, objectives, methods, and results. Abstracts are written in Bahasa and English (time new roman, size 12, space 1)

 

Keyword: Consists of 3-5 keywords, keyword 1, keyword 2, etc.

 

Manuscript Structure

Articles must contain writing containing, 1) Introduction, 2) Literature Review, 3) Methods (can include analysis, architecture, methods used to solve problems, implementation), 4) Results and Discussion, 5) Conclusions, and References. The text uses Times New Roman in 12 bold letters. The contents of the introduction are the answers to the questions: a. background, b. Brief literature review, c. The reason for this research is, d. About goals.

 

INTRODUCTION

The introduction contains the research background in a concise, concise, and clear manner; research purposes; as well as supporting theories. Written in Times New Roman font, size 12, space 1. Writing in a foreign language is typed in italics. In narrative writing, no need to be given a special subtitle. Included in the writing of operational definitions, if deemed necessary, also written narratively. All forms of reference used must be written down the source. Writing citations or references using body notes, namely by writing the last name of the author and the year of writing written in brackets (Muthmainnah, 2017). (Time New Romance, size 12, space 1)

The problem formulation contains article questions that must be explained in the discussion and answered in the conclusion.

 

METHOD

The research method contains the type of research, sample and population or research subjects, time and place of research, instruments, procedures, and research techniques, as well as other matters relating to the method of research. This section can be divided into several sub-chapters, but no numbering is necessary.

 

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

This section contains data (in brief form), data analysis, and interpretation of the results. Results can be presented in tables or graphs to clarify the results verbally because sometimes the display of an illustration is more complete and informative than the display in narrative form.

This section must answer the problems or research hypotheses that have been formulated previously.

 

CONCLUSION

The conclusion must be linked to the title and answer the research formulation or objectives. Do not make statements that are not adequately supported by your findings. Write down improvements made to industrial engineering or science in general. Don't create further discussion, repeat abstracts, or simply list research findings. Don't use bullet points, use paragraph sentences instead.

 

REFERENCES

Reference is a list of information cited in a text that is identified and taken by the author and is sourced from books and scientific articles. The information cited is from accurate and genuine sources. Consistency in references allows readers to focus on the original content of the article.

References must be presented in full and by the information cited in the contents of the article. The reference list must be arranged alphabetically (A to Z) and written last, with the concept of the American Psychological Association (APA) or by using the Mendeley application.

 

OTHER INFORMATION
Table
Description Place the table at the top of the table. The description is written in the middle with a distance of 1 space from the table. As with the description of the figure, the table description is also numbered sequentially. Writing table sources are Placed below the table and aligned with the left margin of the table in Times New Roman font size 10. Writing in the table is typed with a single space. Horizontal lines are prioritized for table lines while vertical lines are omitted.
Picture
Images are placed in the center (center) and referred to in the text (in line with the text). Captions for pictures are written under the pictures and numbered. Figure captions begin with an uppercase letter. If the description of the image is more than 1 line, it is written with a space of 1. If the image is a reference, then the source of the reference is also written. Image reference sources are typed in Times New Roman font size 10.

 

BLUE COLOR SECTIONS OR SUB MANUSCRIPTS
The blue color is part or sub-chapter of the article manuscript) as shown in the image below.
FOOTER ATAU PENOMORAN HALAMAN MANUSCRIPT
Footer and page numbering of manuscripts (articles) use Accent Bar 2. The tutorial is (Insetè Page NumberèBottom PageèAccent Bar 2.

 

GENERAL NOTES
  1. A4 paper size.
  2. Standard margin (top-bottom-right-left= 2.54).
  3. Black font or text color.
  4. Blue font or text color for sections or sub-chapters as shown in the example in this template and attached.
  5. Manuscript 1 Space.
  6. Times New Roman font type.
  7. Manuscript font size 12.
  8. Table and figure title font size 10.
  9. Table and figure content font size 10.
  10. Header and footer font size 10.
  11. Paragraph spacing (spacing before and after) = 0.
  12. Spacing between sub-chapters or sections 1 x enter.
  13. Number of pages 7 - 15 pages.
  • Abstract and Introduction (maximum 25%),
  • Method (maximum 10%),
  • Results and Discussion (minimum 40%),
  • Conclusion and References (maximum 25%)
  1. Articles should not use too much numbering, other than numbers 1,2,3 and so on. This numbering is for example for problem formulation, discussion and conclusion. Example: 1. aaaaa; 2. bbbbb; 3. ccccc; and so on.
  2. If using numbering other than formulation, discussion and conclusion, then it must use a different numbering from formulation, discussion and conclusion. Example: a). ppppp; b). qqqqq; c). rrrrr; and so on.
  3. References use the concept or style of the American Psychological Association (APA).
  4. Manuscripts that do not comply with the format and template will be rejected.
  5. Minimum References are sourced from 20 International and National Scientific Journals.
  6. Bold is only written horizontally and should not be made vertically and horizontally, for example as in table-1: Relevant research.
  7. The published article is the result of research by the author team and this title has never been published in another journal.
  8. The information is in yellow and this note is removed from the manuscript (article).
  9. The contents of the published article are beyond the responsibility of the Dinasti Publisher Group.