International Journal of Computer Engineering in Research Trends

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Research/ Review/Survey Paper Volume-5, Issue-1 ,2018 Regular/Special Edition E-ISSN: 2349-7084

Paper Title [ Calibri 16 Bold]

Sai Ram1*, L. Gupta2, S.K. Sharma 3 [ font size12]

Note: where < S. first character of name and second L. is middle name and Modi is Last name>
< L. first character of name, Lin is Last Name >,
< S. first character of name and second K. is middle name, Sharma is last name >So on

1*
Dept. Name, Name of College/School/Institute, Name of University, City, Country [font size 10]
2
Dept. Name, Name of College/School/Institute, Name of University, City, Country [font size 10]
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Dept. Name, Name of College/School/Institute, Name of University, City, Country [font size 10]

e-mail: firstauthor_email@hotmail.com, secondauthor_email@hotmail.com, thirdauthor_email@hotmail.com [9]

*Corresponding Author: firstauthor_email@hotmail.com,

Available online at: http://www.ijcert.org

Received: 00/…./2017, Revised: 00/…./2017, Accepted: 18/May/2017, Published: 30/Aug/2017

Abstract:-
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font family throughout the Abstract and Keywords unless otherwise mentioned; the right
margins should be justified wherever possible.

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the objectives/sampling details or simulation or statistical analysis of data; technique
employed; mention unique/ important points of modification of methodology in the current
study. Mention about test samples the control employed or approach used for comparing
the test sample.

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and novel; how your findings are in consensus with the existing values/ reports or how
different are they from the already reported findings. Highlight how your results are helpful
in adding more value to the existing reports.
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Keywords: 5-6 words please use a Helvetica font [10], Word representing the work. 5-6
words,

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Data Mining”, McGraw-Hill
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“Performance Impact of
Addressing Modes on
Encryption Algorithms”, In
the Proceedings of the
2001 IEEE International
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Indore, USA, pp.542-545,
2001. For Conference
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