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  • AUGUST 2026
    Vol. 6 No. 2 (2026)

  • Cover IJSECS VOLUME 6 NOMOR 1 APRIL 2026

    APRIL 2026
    Vol. 6 No. 1 (2026)

    The April 2026 edition of IJSECS arrives at a productive tension — between technical precision and social accountability. Thirty-five articles span a range that few journals manage without losing coherence: from dual-band microstrip antenna design for 2.4 GHz and 5.3 GHz WiFi networks to driver drowsiness detection via facial landmark modeling, each contribution anchored in a specific, testable problem rather than abstract ambition. Methodologically, several pieces stand out. SettingsAutoClusterAPI proposes a lightweight backend architecture for automated unsupervised clustering pipelines — a quiet but genuinely useful contribution to backend engineering. The comparative study of Naïve Bayes, LSTM, and BiLSTM on EasyCash sentiment reviews offers an honest account of performance trade-offs that similar literature tends to gloss over. On the security front, the ensemble learning approach to SQLi and XSS detection using character-level N-Gram features, paired with a layered JWT authentication model in Golang Echo, signals that old vulnerabilities still demand architecturally serious responses. What gives this volume its character, though, is its willingness to treat so-called peripheral concerns as central ones — gender bias in AI-driven recruitment systems, crypto scam prevention through digital literacy, personal data security awareness among social media users, all examined through structured systematic reviews. The edition rounds out with decision support systems, mixed reality learning tools, ETL pipeline design, and a candid evaluation of vibe coding as an AI-orchestrated development methodology. Taken together, this is a research community that has moved past building systems for their own sake — and started asking, with some urgency, who those systems are actually built for.

  • Front Cover IJSECS VOLUME 5 NOMOR 3 DESEMBER 2025

    DECEMBER 2025
    Vol. 5 No. 3 (2025)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 5 No. 3 (December 2025), showcases advanced research bridging artificial intelligence, healthcare technology, and intelligent system architectures across diverse sectors. Machine learning implementations span Vision Transformer methods for mosquito larvae classification in disease surveillance, Explainable Boosting Machine algorithms for employee burnout prediction, and hybrid ARIMA-LSTM models for financial forecasting. Healthcare information systems demonstrate maturity through Python Tkinter-based patient referral platforms, RAD methodology applications in hospital education systems, and Agile implementations for medical record review processes, while Health-LLM Agent methods innovatively integrate Traditional Chinese Medicine with contemporary AI for acupuncture recommendations. Computer vision technologies address practical challenges from Tesseract OCR optimization for Indonesian ID card processing to Haar Cascade facial recognition securing warehouse access. Natural language processing advances through voice-to-text meeting transcription systems and sentiment analysis applications in educational institutions. IoT architectures evolve through automated health measurement systems, N8N platform implementations in smart farming, and Flutter-Firebase mobile applications for vital sign monitoring. Cybersecurity research addresses sophisticated threats through Zero Trust Architecture integration with blockchain technology, Advanced Persistent Threats analysis, and super encryption implementations for governmental data protection. Decision support systems employ Decision Tree algorithms for athletic talent identification and K-Means clustering for waste management optimization. Software development methodologies range from Design Thinking approaches optimizing user interfaces to Extreme Programming implementations in mortality reporting systems. Apache Spark applications in business data engineering, Bayesian simulation for autonomous vehicle risk analysis, and GIS applications in community empowerment initiatives demonstrate the field's expanding scope, positioning IJSECS as a valuable resource addressing real-world technological challenges with rigorous methodology and practical applicability.

  • Front Cover IJSECS VOLUME 5 NOMOR 2 AGUSTUS 2025

    AUGUST 2025
    Vol. 5 No. 2 (2025)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 5 No. 2 (August 2025), represents a pivotal moment in software engineering research, showcasing cutting-edge technologies and methodologies that define today's technological landscape. The volume demonstrates the journal's evolution into a premier publication addressing contemporary challenges across diverse technological domains. Agile development receives sophisticated treatment through integrated task management and brainstorming platforms, reflecting industry shifts toward collaborative development environments. Web-based e-administration systems demonstrate mature SDLC implementations, particularly within government sectors where digital transformation requires robust methodological approaches. Blockchain technology emerges as a foundational aspect in product recommendation systems, showcasing distributed computing applications beyond cryptocurrency. Quantum-classical hybrid optimization represents computational efficiency frontiers, specifically targeting large language model optimization—a critical concern in current AI landscapes. The volume extensively covers AI applications across multiple domains: digital forensics analysis, sentiment analysis of social media platforms, expert systems for medical diagnosis, and educational game development. Machine learning implementations span from traditional algorithms like Naïve Bayes to sophisticated neural network architectures for code clone detection. Digital preservation receives attention through image segmentation techniques for historical script documentation, while natural language processing advances through translation systems targeting indigenous languages using No Language Left Behind approaches. Cybersecurity research encompasses zero-knowledge encryption implementations, SSL inspection optimization, and protection motivation theory applications in digital payment systems. Risk management frameworks based on ISO/IEC 27005 standards demonstrate enterprise-level security considerations. IoT implementations span from mosque parking systems to smart door locks, illustrating technology integration into everyday infrastructure. Augmented reality applications for educational purposes showcase immersive technology adoption in specialized training environments. Decision support systems for higher education demonstrate data-driven approaches to institutional management, while business intelligence applications optimize production processes through algorithmic analysis of manufacturing data. Human-computer interaction research addresses accessibility through voice-controlled navigation systems and design thinking methodologies for government application interfaces. Usability evaluation studies employ systematic approaches to assess user satisfaction and system effectiveness. Performance analysis of NoSQL databases in microservices architectures reflects current distributed system design patterns, while digital queuing systems analysis provides systematic literature reviews of service optimization strategies. The volume establishes IJSECS as a valuable resource for contemporary software engineering research, bridging theoretical foundations with practical implementations across government, healthcare, education, commerce, and emerging technology sectors. Each study demonstrates rigorous methodology while addressing real-world challenges, positioning the journal at the forefront of software engineering scholarship. The research presented spans from fundamental algorithmic improvements to advanced system architectures, reflecting the field's rapid evolution and increasing sophistication in addressing complex technological problems.

  • APRIL 2025
    Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025)

    The collection in Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025) of IJSECS cuts straight to pivotal advancements in software engineering and computer science. Expect sharp analyses on consumer purchase patterns via the Apriori algorithm, alongside real-time IoT monitoring systems for smart urban environments. The journal tackles UI/UX design for mobile catering apps with precision, while dissecting poverty data clustering through K-Means. Web-based financial systems get rigorous treatment, as do Android apps for football news and inventory control. Standout discussions cover deep learning applications in mammalian reproduction classification and sentiment analysis on social platforms using SVM and BERT methods. IoT solutions for soil moisture in agriculture are scrutinized, paired with data visualization for sales and commodity price forecasting using LSTM. Artificial intelligence app development also faces critical evaluation. Each piece demands attention for its technical rigor and practical relevance, pushing boundaries without fluff or overstatement.

  • DECEMBER 2024
    Vol. 4 No. 3 (2024)

    This edition includes articles that apply advanced technologies in software engineering and computer science. Stock portfolio analysis using machine learning algorithms aims to make better investment decisions. A web-based information system for housing marketing in West Papua and customer satisfaction classification using the K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm at PT. Airkon Pratama are also discussed. Automatic detection of skin diseases using convolutional neural networks and the efficiency of the Sipadu application for employee attendance management are other research focuses. Innovations such as an Odoo-based asset management system, a gamification application for stunting education, and sales prediction using Decision Tree are also included. This edition emphasizes the importance of technology in improving efficiency, user experience, and decision making in various sectors.

  • AUGUST 2024
    Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024)

    Volume 4, Issue 2 (August 2024) of the International Journal of Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS) presents a diverse array of research in software engineering and computer science. Highlights include the implementation of digital signatures in a hospital’s patient progress notes system, the development of a web-based complaints management system, and strategies for AI-assisted hate speech detection on social media. The issue also explores predictive models for demand forecasting, IoT-based facial recognition for home security, and the integration of blockchain in banking. Other notable studies focus on clustering methods for production requirements, facial recognition for employee attendance, and optimization techniques in logistics management. Each article offers valuable insights into current challenges and advancements in technology, providing practical applications across various industries, from healthcare and education to e-commerce and government services.

  • APRIL 2024
    Vol. 4 No. 1 (2024)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 4 No. 1 (April 2024), features diverse studies on contemporary software engineering and computer science issues. The edition covers topics such as machine learning applications in natural disaster classification, load balancing in SD-WAN for efficient internet bandwidth management, and the utilization of Naïve Bayes for hoax news classification. It also includes research on augmented reality to aid learning in preschool and for students with intellectual disabilities, optimization techniques for e-commerce and electoral predictions, and the impact of technological advancements on higher education. Additionally, the journal explores IoT for agricultural monitoring, mobile applications for maternal health, and security in classical cryptography. Each article demonstrates innovative solutions and methodologies addressing real-world challenges, contributing significantly to the field's advancement. The issue emphasizes the practical application of algorithms and system designs to improve efficiency and user experience across various domains.

  • DECEMBER 2023
    Vol. 3 No. 3 (2023)

    International Journal of Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS) Vol. 3 No. 3 (December 2023) presents a collection of articles addressing various aspects of software engineering and computer science. Topics include the evaluation of online learning quality, sentiment analysis of user reviews for the Shopee application, the development of augmented reality applications, digital library strategies, and enterprise architecture implementation in e-government services. Additional articles cover topics such as mobile applications, attendance systems, machine learning, data analytics, and decision support systems, reflecting a diverse range of research in the field.

  • AUGUST 2023
    Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023)


    In the August 2023 issue of the International Journal of Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS) Vol. 3 No. 2, a variety of articles are presented. These articles delve into different aspects of the field, including the significance of personalization in adaptive learning environments, real-time emotional analysis in e-learning, VoIP implementation at SMKN 1 Bangkinang, and the design of a web-based vehicle asset information system in Banda Aceh City. Additionally, topics such as expert systems for diagnosing eye diseases, the future of education for Generation Alpha, and electronic medical record management at Majalaya Hospital are explored. The issue also addresses e-commerce supply chain optimization, the role of e-commerce in sales using Unified Modeling Language, and investment decisions in digital business. Furthermore, personalized marketing strategies, Tsukamoto Fuzzy Logic in investment decision making, and the use of enterprise architecture in project management application systems are discussed. Lastly, articles cover e-commerce product recommendation systems, customer analysis in e-commerce using the Dempster-Shafer method, showcasing the wide array of research topics within software engineering and computer science.

  • APRIL 2023
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023)

    Volume 3, Number 1 (April 2023) of the International Journal of Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS) features a collection of diverse research papers. The first article investigates the significance of the website-based public service information system for the Istiqlal Mosque Management Agency. The second paper presents an Android Smartphone Damage Diagnosis Expert System utilizing the web-based forward chain method. In the third study, the author delves into the modeling and estimation of Nickel Laterite resources using geocomputing methods at North Konawa, Southeast Sulawesi. The fourth article focuses on AI-Powered Personalized Mobile Education for New Zealand Students. Lastly, the researchers explore the revitalization of SIAKAD as a solution to the challenges of digitizing education.

  • OCTOBER 2022
    Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 2 No. 2 (October 2022), shifts focus toward rapid application development platforms and no-code solutions, demonstrating how modern development tools democratize software creation across various business sectors. The volume emphasizes practical implementations using contemporary app builders and web frameworks. Educational gaming applications lead the technical discussion through Scratch-based quiz development utilizing AppsGeyser platforms, showing how educators can create interactive learning tools without traditional programming expertise. The approach demonstrates visual programming concepts applied to educational content delivery and student engagement strategies. Service industry automation receives attention through barber shop billing systems implemented via GoodBarber app builders, illustrating how small businesses can adopt digital payment processing and customer management without custom development costs. The platform integration showcases mobile-first design principles for local service providers. Event management evolves through digital invitation systems built with Go-Web frameworks, addressing the growing demand for paperless event coordination and guest management. The technical implementation demonstrates web application development using modern Go programming language features and responsive design patterns. Small and medium enterprise digitization advances through instant store applications using AppYourself platforms, specifically targeting Aceh Province business communities. The case study reveals how regional businesses can establish online presence and e-commerce capabilities through template-based solutions. Academic performance monitoring concludes the volume with Appclay Shephertz implementations for college administration, showing how educational institutions can track student progress and institutional metrics through cloud-based platforms. Each study demonstrates the growing trend toward platform-based development, reducing technical barriers while maintaining functional sophistication across diverse application domains.

  • MAY 2022
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 2 No. 1 (May 2022), expands technical boundaries with advanced software architectures and specialized application domains. The volume introduces sophisticated development frameworks while addressing diverse computational challenges across academic, healthcare, and government sectors. Digital library systems receive modern treatment through Retrofit-Kotlin service architectures, creating scalable repositories for academic institutions. These platforms demonstrate contemporary API design patterns and data management strategies essential for large-scale educational resource sharing. Event management platforms evolve beyond basic scheduling, incorporating webinar hosting capabilities and integrated survey mechanisms that support remote learning and professional development activities. Mobile application development takes center stage with Android-based translation systems targeting regional dialects, specifically Indonesian to Nyow (Pepadun) language conversion. The technical implementation showcases natural language processing techniques adapted for indigenous language preservation and cultural heritage documentation. Medical diagnostic systems advance through expert system implementations utilizing Dempster-Shafer methodology for tuberculosis detection. The artificial intelligence approach demonstrates probabilistic reasoning frameworks applied to healthcare diagnostics, offering automated decision support for medical professionals in resource-limited settings. Government financial management receives attention through village fund allocation systems, addressing transparency and accountability requirements in local government operations. The platform designs emphasize audit trails and reporting mechanisms essential for public fund management. The technical diversity spans mobile development, web services, artificial intelligence, and government systems, reflecting the journal's commitment to practical software solutions across multiple domains. Each implementation demonstrates current development practices while solving real organizational challenges.

  • AUGUST 2021
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (2021)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 1 No. 2 (August 2021), advances the journal's mission with targeted information systems addressing specific organizational needs across public and private sectors. The second volume builds upon foundational concepts while tackling more specialized administrative challenges. Asset management systems dominate the technical landscape, particularly within healthcare administration where tracking medical equipment and facility resources demands precision and reliability. Training management platforms receive focused attention through corporate implementations, demonstrating how digital solutions streamline employee development programs and certification tracking in technical service companies. Community service applications emerge as a significant theme, specifically examining capital lending systems that support cooperative and small business development. These platforms showcase how technology can facilitate microfinance operations and community economic growth through automated loan processing and monitoring capabilities. Educational administration systems feature prominently through scholarship monitoring implementations at Islamic universities, illustrating how academic institutions can leverage digital tools for student financial aid management. The technical approach emphasizes data accuracy and transparent reporting mechanisms essential for educational funding oversight. E-commerce development rounds out the volume with small and medium enterprise online marketing systems, addressing the growing need for digital storefronts and online business presence. The platform designs focus on user-friendly interfaces and secure transaction processing suitable for emerging businesses. Each system addresses distinct operational requirements while sharing common technical foundations in database design, user authentication, and reporting functionality. The research demonstrates practical software engineering applications across healthcare, corporate training, community development, education, and commerce sectors, establishing clear patterns for scalable information system development.

  • APRIL 2021
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021)

    International Journal Software Engineering and Computer Science (IJSECS), Vol. 1 No. 1 (April 2021), launches with practical research addressing real-world software development challenges across various organizational settings. The debut edition focuses on web-based solutions and desktop applications that solve actual business problems. Employee data management takes center stage through webpage implementations designed for government language centers, demonstrating how digital transformation can modernize administrative workflows. Warehouse inventory systems receive detailed analysis, particularly examining goods tracking mechanisms that boost operational efficiency in telecommunications companies. Restaurant management systems are studied through actual implementations, showing how technology can revolutionize dining establishments in remote locations. Web-based asset collection platforms represent another key area, illustrating the shift from manual tracking to automated digital solutions. Desktop customer data systems round out the technical coverage, tackling water utility management challenges and proving desktop applications remain valuable for public service delivery. The research spans government administration, telecommunications, hospitality, asset management, and public utilities. Each study provides working implementations rather than theoretical discussions, bridging computer science principles with operational requirements. System design methodologies, user interface development, and database management receive practical treatment throughout. The technical approaches vary from simple web interfaces to complex data management systems, reflecting diverse organizational needs. Database design patterns, user authentication systems, and reporting mechanisms feature prominently across multiple studies. The inaugural volume establishes clear expectations for future publications by prioritizing functional solutions over academic abstractions, ensuring each article addresses genuine organizational challenges while advancing practical software engineering knowledge.