Editorial

The fourth issue of CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology consists of five papers from its regular section and one originating from the 16th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction – HCI International 2014. The papers describe R&D efforts performed in the areas of computer networks, Semantic Web, optimization algorithms, project management as well as HCI for the Age of Learning.</p

Editorial

The first issue of CIT’s Vol. 24 consists of seven papers from areas covering a range of topics in computer science, namely theory of computation, operations research, computer networks, decision support systems, clustering application and natural language processing

Editorial for Vol 24, No 2

Editorial for Vol 24, No

Editorial

After almost a quarter of a century of unbroken publishing of CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology, its publisher – the University Computing Centre (SRCE) – realized with regret that in line with its new duties within the University of Zagreb and the Croatian national research and education e-Infrastructure, such publishing endeavor doesn’t lie within its mission any more. In this respect, some time ago SRCE started negotiations with another institution within the same University – the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (FER), in order to transfer the publishing duties. These negotiations ended fruitfully, with both institutions reaching an understanding on the necessity to maintain the continuity of publishing CIT, hence leading FER to take over its publishing. It is then my pleasant duty to inform you that starting January 1, 2016, our new publisher is the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing of the University of Zagreb

Editorial

This second issue of CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology conveys five papers from the regular section, which address topics from diverse areas: cloud computing, spatial databases, searching large amount of information, e-learning systems and software project management.</p

Editorial

The first issue of CIT’s Vol. 24 consists of seven papers from areas covering a range of topics in computer science, namely theory of computation, operations research, computer networks, decision support systems, clustering application and natural language processing

Editorial

This first issue of CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology conveys five papers from the regular section, which address topics in computer networks, relational databases, knowledge discovery in customer relationship management, and natural language processing.</p

Editorial

CIT’s year 2013 last issue brings papers from the Journal’s regular section. It consists of six contributions spanning a wide scope, from distributed platforms, security, image processing, supply chain management and up to profitability evaluation of air transport

Editorial

The papers included in this CIT’s issue belong to the areas of batch processmodeling, trafficmodeling, network security, and soft computing. In his paper titled Stochastic Model and Computational Measures of Batch Process Queuing System with Hetero Multiservers C. S. Reddy tackles the problem of multiprocessor system modeling, which finds its application in the areas of transaction processing systems, communication networks, as well as flexible manufacturing systems. For his Markov chains based model he provides results for a number of performability parameters

Editorial

After almost a quarter of a century of unbroken publishing of CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology, its publisher – the University Computing Centre (SRCE) – realized with regret that in line with its new duties within the University of Zagreb and the Croatian national research and education e-Infrastructure, such publishing endeavor doesn’t lie within its mission any more. In this respect, some time ago SRCE started negotiations with another institution within the same University – the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (FER), in order to transfer the publishing duties. These negotiations ended fruitfully, with both institutions reaching an understanding on the necessity to maintain the continuity of publishing CIT, hence leading FER to take over its publishing. It is then my pleasant duty to inform you that starting January 1, 2016, our new publisher is the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing of the University of Zagreb