Author Guidelines

The journal is published semiannually and is dedicated to the field of Engineering, mainly to the disciplines of Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications, and Systems Engineering. The target audience includes researchers, academics, and professionals interested in these areas. Scientific research articles, reflections, reviews, and other documents within the established thematic scope are published. The journal uses IEEE publication standards.

Thematic Areas of Publication

  • Telecommunications
  • Control and automation
  • Mechatronics
  • Operations research
  • Artificial intelligence and robotics
  • Power electronics
  • Electronic devices and circuits
  • Digital signal processing
  • Microelectronics
  • Bioengineering
  • Software engineering and simulation
  • Electrical engineering
  • IT management
  • Technologies applied to teaching improvement

Manuscript Submission Instructions

Before submitting your manuscript, ensure that the content aligns with the journal’s thematic areas and that the article is completely original and unpublished. It must not have been previously published nor under review in another journal.

Step 1: Manuscript Preparation

  • Use the official templates provided by the journal.
  • The manuscript must be submitted in Spanish and English.

Step 2: Author Information

  • Provide personal information for each author: first and last names, nationality, country of birth, ID document, affiliation, education, contact information, and ORCID.
  • It is essential to provide this information for every author of the scientific document. If an ORCID profile is not available, authors are encouraged to create one.
  • Include detailed information about the research (project name, objectives, duration, funding, etc.).
  • Include a contribution statement according to the CRediT taxonomy before the references. More information at: https://credit.niso.org/.

Step 3: Copyright Declaration

  • Submit the declaration signed by all authors in digital format.

If your manuscript includes images or tables, attach them in a RAR file with their corresponding names (e.g., Figure 1, Table 1) and optimal resolution.

Use reference managers such as Mendeley or Zotero. Also attach a BibTeX file with the references.

The journal uses Turnitin to ensure originality. The similarity percentage must be below 17%.

  • A higher similarity rate does not imply immediate rejection; it will be carefully evaluated.

All submissions must be made through the OJS platform, which assigns a tracking code and allows monitoring of the editorial process. For technical support: rcta@unipamplona.edu.co.

The editorial committee will inform the author about the status of the article and the reviewers' observations.