Title of the Paper

(The title of the paper must be in title case, 14pt, Times New Roman, Bold )

First Author Namea (First, Last); Second Author Nameb, and etc c.
First Author Affiliationa, Second Author Affiliation (if different)b , Subsequent Author Affiliationc
Corresponding Author Email:
(Author name must be in 11pt font. Author affiliation must be in 10 pt Italic. Email address must be in 9 pt
font Italic. Author details must not show any professional title. The superscript ‘a’ is not required when all
authors are from the same institution)

ABSTRACT

Maximum of 250 words must be allotted for the abstract. The abstract should provide a brief
background or explanation of the general context of the study or the principles employed in the
conceptualization and conduct of the study. Researcher may briefly explain what was attained or accomplished
in the study within a time frame and with available resources. Include a brief description of the methods
applied to various facets within the scope of the study, the data or evidence collected, and the manner by which
these were analyzed. Summarize the outcomes and relevant findings of the study. Significant results should be
clearly described. Include conclusions on the basis of the evidence presented and how they compare to what is
currently known about the topic.

Keywords: Include a maximum of 5 relevant keywords.

1. INTRODUCTION shall be 1.25”, 0.8” for the right margin, and 1.00”
The paper should generally contain: Introduction; for the top and bottom margins. Papers submitted
Objectives; Methodology; Results and (draft or camera ready) should not include page
Discussion; Conclusions; Recommendations; numbers.
and References. You should submit a full paper
for oral presentation. The following guidelines will 2. OBJECTIVES
provide complete information on the preparation of There should be one primary research objective
your full paper to ensure compliance to the criteria and 2 - 4 specific objectives.
for the conference. The Introduction should
carefully explain the rationale, theoretical
background, related literature/ studies, the practical 3. METHODOLOGY
applications, and the nature and purpose of the Describe the research design, respondents/
article. participants (e.g., demographics, selection criteria
All text must be in a two-column format or sampling procedure, and group assignment), the
(4.22 mm (0.17") between columns and fully materials (e.g., task[s], equipment, data gathering
justified. Do not write or print anything outside the instrument, including a discussion of their validity
print area defined in these guidelines. Each full and reliability, if appropriate, or analysed
paper is limited to a maximum length of 15 pages materials, whichever is relevant to your study), and
including the Structured Abstract, figures, tables, the procedures employed in the study such as
and references treatment(s) and data analysis.
The main text must be Normal, fully
justified 10-pt Times New Roman type and
single-line spacing. Italic type may be used to
4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
emphasize words in running text. Main headings These must be written clearly and concisely.
should be all capitalized, 12-pt Times New Roman, Discussion should explore the significance of the
bold and numbered. For subheadings, all words data / results of the work, not repeat them. A
except articles, prepositions, and conjunctions combined Results and Discussion section is often
should be set with an initial capital and boldface. appropriate. Avoid extensive citations and
The first paragraph in each section should not be discussion of published literature.
indented, but all following paragraphs within the
section should be indented as these paragraphs 4.1 Figures and Tables
demonstrate. Figure and table captions as well as callouts should
The final versions should be placed on be 9-point Times New Roman font, boldface and
A4-size sheets of paper. Left margin for the text centered. Initially capitalize only the first word of
each figure caption and table title. Figure captions and figures are clearly readable when reproduced
are to be placed below the figures as in Figure 1. in hard copy. Texts in figures and graphs must be
Table titles are to be above the tables as in Table resized accordingly. Reviewers may opt to print
1. Use the full format “Figure 1” rather than an your paper in order to evaluate it better.
abbreviated format “Fig. 1” when referring to a
figure or table within the body of the paper. A 4.3 Mathematical Symbols and Equations
table or figure should be preceded and followed All equations should be accomplished using
with one line (space) free to the adjoining Equation Editor or any other word processors and
paragraphs. ‘Cross-referenced’, as shown in Eq. (1)
∞
F(u)=∫−∞ f ( x )e− j2πux dx (1)

5. CONCLUSIONS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS
The main conclusions of the study should be
presented in the conclusion section, which should
have direct equivalence with the study’s
objectives. The recommendations, on the other
hand, should focus on one or two recommended
Figure 1. Captions should be centered.
courses of action based on the output and/or
significant findings of the study.
Table 1. Formats of headings
Heading
Font Example REFERENCES
level APA 7th edition reference format should be
12pt
st
1 -order
bold 1.INTRODUCTION followed. List all bibliographical references
11pt alphabetically using in 9-point Times New Roman,
nd
2 order
bold 2.1 Second-order single-spaced, at the end of your paper.
rd
3 order 10pt 3.1.1 Data Set
bold
Last name, A., Last name, B. & Last name, C. (year).
Title of book. Publisher.
4.1.1 Headers, footers and footnotes.
Do not use headers, page numbers, and footnotes Last name, C. (year). Title of Research. Name of
Journal. Volume, No.
in the full paper.

4.2 Illustrations, Graphs, and Photographs