AUTHOR GUIDELINES

Authors
The maximum number of authors is 5 people. The author's name is written without being followed by the title and includes the author's affiliation.

Abstract

Abstract is expected to summarize the entire content of the manuscript starting from the Background, Problems, Methods used in problem solving, Results, Discussion and Conclusions obtained.
Abstracts are not allowed to use abbreviations
In the abstract is not allowed to include trademarks
Abstracts are not allowed to contain quotations
The number of words in the abstract should range from 200-250 words
Keywords state the core keywords about the research conducted which contains a minimum of 5 words.

Introduction
In the introduction, researchers are expected to explain existing phenomena or background information such as previous research, hypotheses, problems to be discussed. This is followed by a statement of the purpose of the research issue or problem and/or a series of questions that you want to answer in your research.

Literature Review
A literature review is a critical and analytical summary and synthesis of current knowledge on a topic. The literature review should compare and connect different theories/research, findings, and so on, rather than simply summarizing them one by one. The literature review should also have a specific focus or theme to organize the literature review. In this section, the researcher can describe some related previous research. Researchers can review gaps in research, then can be used as a basis for research to be carried out.

Methods
In this section, each researcher is expected to provide the latest contributions related to solutions to existing problems. Researchers can also use pictures, diagrams, and flow charts to explain the solution to this problem.

Results
In this section, researchers will explain the results of the research obtained. Researchers can also use figures, tables, and curves to explain the research results. These results should present raw data or results after applying the techniques outlined in the methods section. Results are just results; not conclusions.

Discussion
In this section, the researcher can provide a simple discussion related to the results of the research trial. This section contains the author's opinion about the research results obtained. Common features of the discussion section include comparisons between measured and modeled data or comparisons between different modeling methods, results obtained for solving specific engineering or scientific problems, and further explanation of new and significant findings.

Conclusions and Suggestions
The conclusion contains a summary of what was learned from the results obtained, what needs to be improved in further research. Other common features of the conclusion are the benefits and applications of the research, limitations, and recommendations based on the results obtained.

References
References must have 15 sources at least 5 years old and citations and references use APA 6th Edition formatting style. The formatting style for citations and references can be seen as follows

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