Submitted papers will be assessed based on their novelty, technical quality, potential impact, and clarity of writing. For papers that rely heavily on empirical evaluations, the experimental methods and results should be clear, well executed, and repeatable. Authors are strongly encouraged to make data and code publicly available whenever possible. Every paper submitted to MSCS conference is sent to at least two reviewers that include members of the International Program Committee, members of the Technical Committee, and additional qualified reviewers. Submissions of papers describing original work in, but not limited to the following topics are enthusiastically encouraged:

Agent-based Modelling

Applied Mathematics

AI and knowledge-based software

Computer Modeling

Computer Simulation

Continuous and Discrete Methodologies

Complex Systems Modeling and Simulation

Component-Based Software Engineering

Distributed and parallel software

Discrete Event Simulation

Distributed Simulation

Dynamic Modelling

Economics and Finance Modeling

Embedded and Ubiquitous

GISci for Urban Modeling

Hypermedia Software Engineering

Mathematical Modeling

Meta-Modeling

Monte Carlo Simulation

Numerical Methods

Object-Oriented Implementation

Program Understanding

Patterns and Frameworks

Reflection and Metadata Approaches

Simulation Tools and Languages

Simulation Optimization

Software Engineering

Software architectures and design

Software Domain Modeling

Time Series Analysis

Unified Modeling Language (UML)

Web-based Simulation

Web-Based Tools and Applications

Artificial Intelligence

Analysis of Algorithms

Bioinformatics

Computing Science

Computability Theory

Cognitive Science

Cloud Computing

Computational Linguistics

Computational Neuroscience

Computational Geometry

Computational Physics

Computational Chemistry

Computer Programming

Computer Animation

Expert Systems

Evolutionary Computation

Functional Programming

Information Engineering

Information theory

Logic Programming

Machine Learning

Natural Language Processing

Network Topology

Numerical Algorithms

Numerical Analysis

Object-oriented Programming

Operating Systems

Programming Paradigms

Quantum Computing Theory

Robotics

Scientific Computing

Symbolic Mathematics

Ubiquitous Computing

Visualization

Wearable Computing

Advanced Adaptive Signal Processing

Computer Vision & VR

Circuits and systems

Cryptography

Digital Cartography

Data Mining

Data Handling

Data Infrastructures

Electronics instrumentation

Embedded System

Image Processing

Intelligent systems Sensors

Innovative Networking Technologies

Location-Based Services

Multimedia & Human-computer Interaction

Multimedia Systems and Applications

Multimedia Communications

Network Security

Network Planning and Design

Optical Communications

Pattern Recognition

Parallel and Distributed Computing

Power electronics and antennas

Signal Processing

Spatial Data Structures and Algorithms

Spatiotemporal Modeling and Analysis

Spectrum Estimation & Modeling

Statistic Learning

Visualization of Spatial Data

Wireless Networking

Web and text mining