IJJ 2011 - The International Journal Of ACM JORDAN (IJJ)

The International Journal Of ACM JORDAN (IJJ) is a scholarly journal that publishes the highest quality contributions about the design and evaluation of computer software. IJJ focuses on practical areas of the design, development, and evaluation of software along with their associated theory. Our associate editors place emphasis on the originality and novelty of submissions. According to ResearchBib, our impact factor is 0.2334 . Please check our latest call for papers on Wikicfp.

IJJ is published by ACM JORDAN ISWSA Professional Chapter quarterly

The International Journal of ACM JORDAN (IJJ) considers the design, performance, and evaluation of innovate software that helps users find relevant information quickly. The major topics of IJJ include but not limited to:

Semantic Information Retrieval; Semantic Web; Social Web.
Digital Libraries; Search Engines.
Human Computer Interaction (HCI); Information Visualization.
Natural Language Processing; Machine Translation.
Knowledge Engineering and Information Representation;
Access Methods; Perfect Hashing; Trees; Spatial Indexes; Random Projections.
Genomic Databases.
Multimedia Information Systems.
Geographic Information Systems.
Reasoning; Answer Sets; Semantic Spaces.
Tutoring Systems; E-learning; Moodle.
Collaborative Virtual Environments; Intelligent Interfaces; Second Life.
Wireless ad-hoc Networks; Wireless Protocols (WiFi, WiMax).
Smart Antenna Design and Systems.