ISSN 1015-7999 printed version
ISSN 2313-7835 online version

ABOUT THE JOURNAL

• Basic Information
• Indexing Sources
• Copyright
• Peer Review
• Sponsorship

The South African Computer Journal, formerly known as Quæstiones Informaticæ, is intended primarily as a local forum for research publications, contributions from scholars internationally.
The prime purpose of the journal is to publish original research papers in the fields of Computer Science and Information Systems, as well as shorter technical research notes.

Types of manuscripts published include Research Papers, Viewpoint Articles, Letters to the Editor, Book Reviews, and Announcements.

The journal’s publication language is English. It publishes 2 regular issues per annum in July and December. Occasionally a special issue is published.

S. Afr. comput. j. (Online) is the key abbreviated title to be used when referencing the journal.

• ACM Digital Library
• Crossref
• DBLP Computer Science Bibliography
• Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) (18 August 2015 - Current)
• fatcat!
• Genamics
• Index Copernicus
• ORES
• Publons
• Resurchify
• ROAD
• Sabinet
• SAICSIT
• SciELO SA
• SCImago
• Scopus (since 2016)
• Sherpa Romeo [to be added]
• The Keepers
• UNISA Institutional Repository
• University of Cape Town
• University of Groningen
• Wikidata
• WorldCat

The author(s) retain copyright on work published by SACJ unless specified otherwise.

All material published in SACJ is licenced under a Attribution–NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) licence.

All articles published undergo a double–blind review process.
See Editorial policies for more details on the peer review process.

South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists (SAICSIT)