1 - Papers submitted for possible publication must be presented in English in one original typescript and two identical copies with a maximum of 20 pages.

2 - Text Should be typed 1.5 spaces within a typing space of 260X170mm with 20mm margins on the top and left sides.

3 - Typescript should be produced by a high quality typewriter, a high quality printer or a laser printer. Text should be produced in normal font on high quality white paper.

4 - The paper title should be in CAPITAL letters, printed BOLD with size and centered in the upper section of the first page.

5 - Author (s) names should be printed Bold in normal size and font.

6 - Author (s) affiliations follow in normal printing.

7 - All Sections headings should be left justified, printed BOLD in normal font with first word starting with a capital letter and subsequent words in small letters Section numbers precede headings in Arabic numerals except for the abstract and references sections.

8 - Following the author (s) affiliations. An abstract in English is required and should not exceed 200 words. An Arabic abstract is also required on a separate page.

9 - A few keywords pertaining to the paper topic should follow the abstract on a single line.

10 - Sections start with introduction follow by Subsequent sections. Text under a section is printed  in normal font with Character indenting at paragraph beginning.

11 - Page numbers are to be provide OUTSIDE The text Space.

12 - Equations within text are to be numbered serially. Reference to equations is e.g – eq (3).

13 - Graphs and tables are the responsibility of the authors. They are to be inset at the approximate locations of citations (not at the end of the paper). They should be given serial numbers (e,g. fig.3. tables (6) with title following number (below the graph frame and above the table frame).

14 - SI (metric) units should be used.

15 - Photographs should be glossy prints.

16 - References quoted in the text are to be number between square brackets [e.g.7]).

17 - References are to be cited at the end of the paper under the references section by serial number between square brackets according to their citation in the text.

Reference Format is:

   For articles in journals (e.g.):
[9] D.E. Denning and P.J. Denning “Data security”, ACM computing surveys.For
      books (e.g.):

      [10] C. Mcad and L Conway; “Introduction to VLSI Systems”. Chapter 9.
      Addison. Wesley. New York (1980).