Journal of Algorithms and Computation (JAC) seeks to provide an academic platform for researchers in the integrated fields of algorithms design, theory of computation, optimization, bioinformatics, graph theory and mechanical/chemical/electrical engineering (algorithmic view). The journal's primary goal is to facilitate the sharing of original scientific findings derived from pure research and high-quality scientific content. Accordingly, the editorial board evaluates only those manuscripts that fall within these specified disciplines or their closely related branches.
Journal of Algorithms and Computation covers the very broad areas of algorithms and computing in general. The scope of this Journal includes both theoretical and applied research from these fields. The main aim of the Journal is to promote the exchange of ideas in this active research Community. The specific themes targeted for Journal of Algorithms and Computation are Computational Geometry, Algorithms and Data Structures, Approximation Algorithms, Randomized Algorithms, Graph Drawing and Graph Algorithms, Combinatorial Algorithms, Graphs in Bioinformatics, String Algorithms, Combinatorial Optimization, Computational Biology, Computational Finance, Cryptography, and Parallel and distributed algorithms.
The journal is dedicated to elevating the level of knowledge and advancing the strategic goals of the global scientific community. We aim to offer precise and well-documented solutions to the theoretical and practical challenges faced by scholars and practitioners in both domestic and international arenas.
Ultimately, the journal’s vision is focused on expanding its international readership and securing a prominent position in global citation databases. The scope of the journal includes a wide range of inquiries related to political sciences. Submissions are invited that address the following thematic areas:
- Approximation algorithms
- Randomized algorithms
- Data science algorithms
- Optimization
- Bioinformatics
- Graph theory and networks
- Data structures
- Theory of computation and complexity
JAC is primarily designed for an academic and professional audience, including university professors, researchers, and postgraduate students specializing in computer sciences, applied mathematics and some engineering researchers. By publishing high-quality articles, the journal aims to reach all scholars interested in computer sciences frameworks on both national and international scale.