Librarians
Information for Librarians
Research librarians are encouraged to list JCSIS - Journal of Computer Science and Intelligent Systems among their library’s electronic journal holdings. Including this journal in library collections can help improve access, visibility, and dissemination of scholarly publications for students, lecturers, researchers, practitioners, and the wider academic community.
Libraries are encouraged to include JCSIS in their electronic journal collections and catalogues.
Library listings help users discover, access, and use published articles for academic purposes.
The journal uses an open source publishing platform to support online editorial workflow.
Electronic Journal Holdings
Research librarians are encouraged to include JCSIS in their library’s electronic journal holdings. This listing can support academic users in discovering, accessing, and using published articles for research, teaching, learning, reference development, and scholarly communication.
Support for Scholarly Access
By listing JCSIS - Journal of Computer Science and Intelligent Systems in library databases or electronic journal catalogues, librarians help strengthen the journal’s academic visibility and make its scholarly content more accessible to institutional users, researchers, students, lecturers, and wider research communities.
Open Journal Systems
It may also be useful to note that JCSIS uses an open source publishing system suitable for libraries to host and support faculty members who are involved in managing or editing scholarly journals. This system supports online submission, editorial workflow, peer review, copyediting, layout editing, and publication management.
Librarians play an important role in supporting scholarly communication by helping users discover reliable academic journals and by facilitating access to quality research publications in computer science, intelligent systems, data science, information systems, and related fields.
Note: Libraries are encouraged to include JCSIS - Journal of Computer Science and Intelligent Systems in their electronic journal collections to support access, readership, academic visibility, and the wider dissemination of scholarly work.