1. Paper Title

• Format: The title should be concise, informative, and accurately reflect the main content of your paper.
• Example: Your Paper Title Here: Relevant Subtitle (If Any)

2. Authors and Affiliations (For Final Version After Acceptance Only)

• Format: Full author names, institutional affiliations, city, country, and email addresses. Mark the corresponding author.
• Example: First Author Name¹, Second Author Name², Third Author Name¹* ¹Department/Faculty, Institution Name, City, Country ²Department/Faculty, Institution Name, City, Country, *Corresponding Author Email: email@example.com

3. Abstract

• Format: The abstract should be concise, providing an overview of your research, including a brief background, objectives, main methodology, key results, and main conclusions.
• Length: Maximum 250 words.
• Example: Abstract: This research investigates the impact of variable X on variable Y within the context of research field. Using a methodology approach, data was collected from data source. Results indicate that main results. These findings have significant implications for implications.

4. Keywords

• Format: List 3-5 relevant keywords, separated by commas, that reflect the main topics of your paper.
• Example: Keywords: Keyword 1, Keyword 2, Keyword 3, Keyword 4, Keyword 5

5. Introduction

• Content: Introduce the research topic, provide context and background, identify the problem or existing research gap, state the research objectives, and briefly outline the paper’s structure.
• Example:  Introduction Write your introduction here. Explain why this research is important, what is already known, and what you will investigate.

6. Literature Review (Optional, or Integrated within Introduction)

• Content: Review relevant literature, identify existing theories or models, and show how your research contributes to or fills gaps in the literature.
• Example: 2. Literature Review Review previous research relevant to your topic.

7. Methodology

• Content: Explain in detail how your research was conducted. This should include the research design, population/sample, research instruments, data collection procedures, and data analysis methods. Ensure your methodology is replicable.
• Example:  Research Methodology, Describe your research design (e.g., experimental, survey, case study), participants or subjects, tools used, how data was collected, and how data was analyzed.

8. Results

• Content: Present the main findings of your research objectively. Use text, tables, and figures to present data. Avoid interpretation or discussion in this section; focus on presenting facts.
• Example: Results Present your findings here. Use tables and figures to visualize data. Ensure all tables and figures have clear titles and and labels.
  • Figure 1: [Figure Title]
  • Table 1: [Table Title]

9. Discussion

• Content: Interpret your results, connect them to the literature review and research objectives. Discuss the implications of your findings, research limitations, and future research directions.
• Example: Discussion Discuss the meaning of your results. How do these results relate to previous research? What are their implications? What are the limitations of your study?

10. Conclusion

• Content: Summarize your main findings and state the conclusions drawn from the research. Avoid introducing new information in this section.
• Example: Conclusion, Summarize the main points and key findings of your paper.

11. Acknowledgments (Optional)

• Content: Acknowledge individuals, institutions, or funding bodies that have supported your research.
• Example: Acknowledgments [Provide acknowledgments here.]

12. References

• Format: List all sources cited in the text. Adhere to the citation style specified by the conference APA.
• Example (APA Style): References, Author, A. A. (Year). Title of work. Publisher. Author, A. A. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volume(issue), pages.

13. Appendix (Optional)

• Content: Include supplementary material that supports your paper but is too lengthy to be included in the main text (e.g., questionnaires, additional experimental details, code).
• Example: Appendix A: [Appendix Title] [Appendix content here.]