
Computer Science and Software
Software systems, computer science, computing, networks, and cyber systems.
Engineering and Technology is one of the priority publication fields of SAER Journal. The journal welcomes original, innovative, and methodologically rigorous studies in engineering sciences, information technologies, artificial intelligence, data science, robotics, automation, and digital transformation.

Engineering and Technology encompasses basic, applied, and technological research conducted across the disciplines listed below and related fields. The list is not exhaustive.

Software systems, computer science, computing, networks, and cyber systems.

Machine learning, data science, artificial intelligence, decision support, and intelligent systems.

Electrical and electronic, mechanical, civil, industrial, and systems engineering.

Robotics, automation, the Internet of Things, digitalization, and smart manufacturing.
SAER Journal is not limited to a single technology, application, or engineering discipline within the field of Engineering and Technology.
Experimental, computational, analytical, and applied methodological approaches appropriate to the research problem may be considered.
Studies at the intersection of engineering and technology with health, environment, agriculture, education, social sciences, and sustainability are within the scope of SAER Journal.
Health technologies, artificial intelligence in education, smart cities, environmental modelling, human-machine interaction, and sustainable manufacturing are examples of such interdisciplinary areas.
Studies are expected to clearly define the technical problem, describe the methods used in sufficient detail, and evaluate findings according to verifiable scientific criteria.
Research involving human participants, personal data, artificial intelligence applications, security issues, or environmental impacts must comply with applicable ethical, legal, and data protection requirements.
Methods, data, code, and experimental procedures are encouraged to be presented with a level of transparency that is appropriate to the nature of the research and supports independent evaluation and reproducibility.