All submissions must be electronic in PDF format and must follow the two-column format of IEEE Conference Proceedings and A4 paper size (do not use US letter paper size). Authors are strongly recommended to use the style files available below. The maximum length of a manuscript is four (4) pages.

PLEASE use the PDF converter for IEEE Conferences – PDF eXpress. To use it, please register for an IEEE PDF eXpress account here with the Conference ID: eeeic11x.

Papers not compatible with IEEE Xplore will be rejected.    More informations, here

EEEIC style files

1. RTF Template
2. Word Template with embedded fonts (recommended)
3. PDF template
4. Other Templates (use A4 paper size)
   

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Once a paper is submitted to EEEIC , the review process starts, as follows:

• Anti-Plagiarism Screening
  

We  conducts the first review of the submitted papers to ensure that all papers are clear, authentic and relevant to the conference material. We also submit every paper to the automatic checkers, like: The Plagiarism Checker

• Expert Review

Every paper submitted to EEEIC conference is sent to at least three reviewers that include members of the Program Committee and additional qualified sub-reviewers.

• Review

Each paper is reviewed by at least two reviewers. After the paper has been reviewed, the conference chairs examine the paper and the reviewers’ comments. Then the conference chair makes the final decision on each paper.

Once the paper reviewed, every author will be able to view the reviewers’ comments. The author will learn the paper’s average scores on originality, contribution to the scientific community, use of references, presentation of ideas, language level, and other relavant informations

• Paper Approval

Acceptance of the paper is based on the relevance, originality, technical soundness, presentation, references, and scientific merit of the paper.

The conference chair makes the final decision on the acceptance or rejection of the paper. If the Author does not agree with the decision he can make appeal – during so-called “rebuttal phase”