This conference will present technical papers from Indonesia and abroad organized by the Raharja Enrichment Center of Raharja Higher Education on January 22, 2009. Papers accepted for the International Conference will be published in the CCIT Journal Vol. 2 No. 2.

Papers Guidelines:
Journal scope. The articles that can be presented are those studying the problems related to information technology and computer science, both theory and applications.
Article type. The articles can be in the form of a report, technical research, treatise or thesis, such as case study or comprehensive literature review. The article can be presented as a result of: a) development, b) invention, or c) verification.
A. The minimum requirements of the report or research include:

B. The minimum requirement for a treatise are: abstract, introduction, solution, conclusion and literature.
Authorship. The writer's name is to be written without title and position/occupation. Mention the name of the institution and its address, as well as the writer's e-mail address.
Language. Standard English.
Articles Length. Article length is 10-15 pages including enclosures, pictures and tables, using A4 paper size, single space, Times New Roman font of size 11.
Abstract. Maximum length of abstract is 250 words in English, with one paragraph providing the key words at the end of the abstract. The abstract contains the background, methodology, result and conclusion.
Tables and pictures. Tables and pictures have to be numbered, given the complete title, and referred to in the article. Pictures and tables are in black and white format.
Mathematical equations have to be numbered in parenthesis; for example (x), with description's the right. Every formula used should be cited from a reputable source, such as international journal.
Citation. Each citation has to name the source of that citation by writing down the last name of the author(s) and edition year. If the number of authors is more than two, write down the first author's name followed by “et al”. Examples:
1. according to Angel (2003), Angel & Reed (2004), or Chen, et al. (2007).
2. <citation> (Angel, 2003).
Bibliography. Bibliographies are to be compiled alphabetically by the last name of the authors. Mention only the literature cited in the article. The author's name is written without title. If there are middle and last name, abbreviate them. Examples:Book.
Angel (2003). Interactive Computer Graphics: A Top-Down Approach Using OpenGL. Third Edition. London: Pearson Education.
Articles in book
Olanivan, B.A (2004). Computer-Mediated Communication as an instruction learning tool: course evaluation with communication students, in Comeaux, P(Eds), Assessing Online Teaching & Learning, Bolton, MA: Anker Publisher Inc, 144-158.
Journal.
Goyal, D.P (2007). Information Systems Planning Practices in Indian Public Enterprises. Information Management & Computer Security, 15(3), 201-213.
Online Source.
Chen, CC., Wu, J., What, SC. (2007). The Efficacy online cooperative learning systems. The perspective of task-technology fit. Accessed on May 20, 2007 from: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/1065-0741.htm.
Marques, O., Baillargeon, P ( 2007). Design of multimedia traffic classifier for snort. Accessed on June 2, 2007 from: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/0968-5527.htm.


Papers submit by email. Registration for participants to secretariat. Registration fee may be paid directly to the International Conference secretariat or transferred to Account No. 155-00-0920345-9 at Mandiri Bank Ahmad Yani Branch Tangerang Indonesia in the name of STMIK Raharja. Voucher or receipt prove can be sent by fax (6221)-5529742 or submitted to the CCIT journal secretariat.
Registration Fee
Presenter Rp.350.000, Participant: VVIP Rp.250.000, VIP Rp.200.000, Students/public Rp.150.000. Published articles will be charged Rp. 350.000 each.