The International Journal of Communications and Information Technology (IJCIT) is an academic journal published jointly by the University of Sistan and Baluchestan (USB) and the Iranian Research Organization for Science and Technology (IROST). IJCIT focuses on all telecommunication and information technology issues including (but not limited):
Communication and Information Theory.
Ad Hoc, Mesh, Sensor Network, Mobile and Wireless Networks, Cognitive Radio Networks.
Coding Theory and Applications, Network Coding, Network and Communications Security.
Speech, Image, and Video, Multimedia Communications, Computer Vision and Sensors.
Optical Communications, Fibre Optics and Sensors, and Laser Applications.
Telecommunication Error Detection and Correction, Multiplexing and Carrier Techniques.
Antenna, Electromagnetic Propagation, RF, and Channel Characterization.
MIMO, Multiple Access Techniques, Multirate and Multicarrier Communications, and Diversity Techniques.
Optimization Algorithms, Artificial intelligence, Machine Learning, and Adaptive System.
Numerical Techniques, Modeling and Simulation.
IJCIT runs a strict free-access policy delivering papers to all readers to view, download, copy and distribute articles free of charge. Therefore, IJCIT offers authors a unique means of worldwide visibility and reinforces international promotion. Being cited in all parts of the world as a published author brings references and boosts reputation and appreciation among colleagues and peers. The journal is published online as well as a limited number of hard-copies.
نمایه سازی
مجله بین المللی ارتباطات و فناوری اطلاعات تحت حمایت سیویلیکا می باشد و مقالات هر شماره آن پس از انتشار در پایگاه سیویلیکا نمایه سازی و منتشر می شود. مقالات این مجله در نظام رتبه بندی دانشگاهها و پژوهشگاهها مورد تحلیل قرار میگیرد.
اطلاعات مهم مجله
سازمان علمی ناشر مجله: دانشگاه سیستان و بلوچستانکد ژورنال: JR_CIT
تاریخ درج سایت: شنبه، ۱۱ تیر، ۱۴۰۱
تعداد نمایش: 2789
سختار سازمانی مجله
آقای دکتر شهرام محنا Editor-in-Chief
آقای دکتر جواد احمدی شکوه Managing Editor