The Journal of Computing Innovations and Applications (CIA) is dedicated to maintaining the highest ethical standards in publishing. We value honesty, transparency, and respect, and we strictly adhere to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines.
Authors must meet the following criteria to qualify for authorship:
The corresponding author is responsible for managing all publication-related communications and acting on behalf of all co-authors.
Authors must disclose any conflicts of interest, including financial, professional, or personal relationships that may influence the study or its presentation.
All funding sources supporting the research should be disclosed to ensure transparency.
Studies involving human or animal subjects must comply with institutional and national ethical guidelines. Documentation, such as ethical committee approval and informed consent, must be provided.
Submissions involving hazardous chemicals or processes must include detailed descriptions and appropriate safety documentation.
Authors are encouraged to deposit research data in public repositories and include access information to enhance reproducibility.
The journal will issue corrections for errors identified in published articles. Serious misconduct, such as plagiarism, may result in article retraction.
Complaints or appeals regarding ethical concerns should be addressed to editor@journalcia.com. The journal follows COPE standards in resolving such issues.
Plagiarism and research misconduct, including fabrication and falsification, are strictly prohibited. All manuscripts undergo plagiarism screening, and violations will lead to rejection or retraction.
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