Focus and Scope

Focus
The International Journal of Applied Science in Computing and Engineering (IJASCE) is a platform for advancing research that applies computational models, intelligent systems, and engineering techniques to solve practical challenges. We emphasize studies that demonstrate the experimental design, implementation, and evaluation of computing and engineering systems with measurable outcomes. The journal particularly values works that explore novel approaches to system optimization, machine learning applications, simulation, and performance evaluation in real-world or realistic test environments.

Scope
IJASCE welcomes original research articles that bridge theory and application in computing and engineering. The journal is open to interdisciplinary studies and experimental work, including but not limited to:

  • Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning applications for classification, prediction, recognition, and decision-making tasks across healthcare, education, industry, and environmental sectors.

  • Optimization algorithms and comparative performance analysis of heuristic, metaheuristic, or learning-based methods for solving engineering or computational problems.

  • Simulation and modelling of physical or engineered systems, including structural, thermal, fluid dynamics, or mechanical behavior, using computational tools.

  • Design and evaluation of embedded systems, IoT solutions, and intelligent automation with microcontroller platforms (e.g., Arduino, Raspberry Pi).

  • Development and testing of software systems, intelligent interfaces, or digital tools addressing specific user needs or operational challenges.

  • Studies exploring the integration of computing with communication, control, and signal processing in applied settings.

  • Benchmarking and comparative evaluation of existing computing models or frameworks emphasising performance metrics and reproducibility.

IJASCE encourages contributions that demonstrate strong methodological rigour, reproducible results, and practical relevance—supporting both local and global innovation through applied research in computing and engineering.