CORE CONGRESS 2019 : International Congress in Computer Science

CORE is an International Congress on Computing Science traditionally organized by students from the Computer Research Center (CIC-IPN) in Mexico City. This year the organizing committee is formed by membres form others academic centers from the IPN and it has its doors open for national and international students who work in any computing area.

Throughout the history of this congress, dozens of speakers of international stature have been presented, who coexist with experienced researchers who present their work to the scientific community through this meeting place.

As we know the academic world requires spaces to present the advances in the different areas of knowledge; whether they are research that improves previous methods, that present new problems in which to apply existing knowledge, new ways of solving problems or new areas to be explored.

It is precisely this need that has successfully covered, year after year, this recognized congress and which in the present edition seeks to fully fill through a high level congress that connects international keynote speakers, young researchers, industry, and university-level and post-graduate assistants. As well as the publication of the articles that pass the scientific and editorial scrutiny in the indexed journal Research in Computing Science ISSN 1870-4069.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference, they should be prepared according to the guidelines from Springer LNCS.

The following paper categories are welcome but not limited to:

Full papers
Software Engineering and Quality
Artificial Intelligence
Robotics
Smart Cities
Big Data
Computer simulation
Embedded and High Performance Computing
e-learning
Cloud computing
Computer Vision
Fuzzy Logic
Neural Networks
Geographic Information Systems
Automation and intelligent Systems
Natural Language Processing
Cyber security
Maching Learning
Human Computer Interaction
Image Processing
Quantum Computing