Template for Preparation of Manuscripts for

This template is to be used for preparing manuscripts for submission to Computer Education. Use of this template will save time in the review and production processes and will expedite publication. However, use of the template is not a requirement of submission. Do not modify the template in any way (delete spaces, modify font size/line height, etc.).

Click and Type Your Title Here. The Font is Times New Roman Bold
\zihao{3}. Capitalize the Initial Letter of Main Words Only. The Title Must be Brief and Grammatically Correct

Type author names here. The font is “\zihao{5}”. Please spell out first names and surnames. Place an “∗” by the corresponding author(s). For example, First A. Author, Second B. Author∗, and Third C. Author
Abstract: Type your abstract text here. The font is Arial \zihao{5-}. All manuscripts must be accompanied by an abstract which briefly summarizes the reasons for the work, the methods, the main results and conclusions of the study. The optimal length is one paragraph (100-250 words). Since the abstract is indexed in many da-tabases it should be self-contained without any undefined abbreviations or any cited references.

Key words: Type keywords (3 to 8 keywords) here. The font is Arial \zihao{5-}. For example, gene regulation; ...

Instructions for Using the Template

1.	You can simply type your text into this template or modify an already prepared manuscript based on the template formatting.
2.	All Schemes, Equations, Figures, and Tables should be mentioned in the text consecutively and numbered with Arabic numerals, and appear below where they are mentioned for the first time in the main text. To insert Schemes, Equations, Figures, and Tables, create a new break line and paste the resized artworks where desired. Do not modify the amount of space before and after the artworks. One- or two-column format artworks are preferred.
3.	Save the file with the graphics in place as a Word document.
4.	Before submitting your manuscript,  you need to delete all of the instructions and examples from the

Type the authors affiliation together with E-mail address here. The font is Times New Roman \zihao{6}. For example,
•	First A. Author and Second B. Author are with the Department, University, City and Postcode, Country. E-mail:
•	Third C. Author is with the Department, University, City and Postcode, Country. E-mail:
∗ To whom correspondence should be addressed.
Manuscript received:  year-month-day; revised:  year-month- day; accepted: year-month-day

template that are not needed. Make sure that all pages have page numbers. Ensure that all parts of the manuscript are presented clearly.
5.	If it is possible, please provide a set of high resolution Schemes, Equations, Figures and Tables along with your manuscript.

Manuscript  text.    The  font  is  Times  New  Roman
\zihao{5}. The text may include an introduction, experimental details, theoretical basis, results, discussion, and  conclusions.  For  articles,  please use the decimal system of headings with no more than three levels.

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Examples:

1	Introduction
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
2	Experimental
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
3	Results and Discussion
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
3.1	Cutoff pair interactions on GPUs
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
3.2	Cutoff pair interactions on GPUs
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
3.2.1	Cutoff pair interactions on GPUs
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
3.2.2	Cutoff pair interactions on GPUs
For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.
Lemma   1    From   ΩIp (T , R),the   probability   of
computing tag ti’s Ki or the current session key Kji
maintained in rj is negligible.

T

Proof  The  messages  in  ΩIp (T , R)  that   do not involve Ki  or  Kji  do  not  give  any  advantage in obtaining these keys.  Ki  is  used  in  the  form of  E.Ki(Kji||IDi )  and  Kji  is  used  in   the form   of   E.Ki(Kji||IDi ),    E.Kji(δ||IDi ),    and

If lkey is sufficiently long, this is negligible. Therefore, this lemma holds.	．

4	Conclusions

For example: The parallelization of cutoff pair interactions is mature on CPUs, and typically employs a voxel-based method.

References to the literature are cited by number in square brackets at appropriate locations (before a period, comma, etc.) in the text.

Examples:
•	Negotiation research spans many disciplines [3].
•	This  result  was  later  contradicted  by  Becker  and
Seligman [5, 6], who .......
•	This effect has been widely studied [1-3, 7].
•	......achieved  until  rather  recently  [11,   21,   22],
with......
•	......stage of cap formation (see Fig. 5 in Ref. [14]).
Acknowledgements
The font is Times New Roman \zihao{5--}. Acknowledgements should be inserted at the end of manuscript, before the references. This part should be brief, clear, and should not include any anonyms, titles or effusive comments. Sponsor and financial support acknowledgments are included in the acknowledgment section. For example: This work was supported in part by the US Department of Commerce under Grant BS123456 (sponsor and financial support acknowledgment goes here). Researchers that contributed information or assistance to the article should also be acknowledged in this section.
References
The font is Times New Roman \zihao{5-}. This part is placed at the end of the manuscript. References should be numbered sequentially as they appear throughout the text. Only one publication should be given for each number. The list of references should only include papers that have been published or accepted by a named publication or recognized preprint server. Authors should ensure the accuracy and completeness of all references before submission. Please ensure references are given in the correct style as shown below in order to avoid delays in

T	T

E.Kji(δ||Kt  ||  E.Ki   (Kt  ||IDi )).  By  Lemma  1,

typesetting your article

ji	ji	T

even if adversaries obtain many values of these forms,
it is computationally infeasible to obtain Ki. As a result, when the length of Ki and Kji is both lkey, the probability of computing one of these keys is 1/2lkey .

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References

[1] Mell P, Grance T. The NIST definition of cloud computing[J]. Communications of the ACM, 2011, 53(6): 50.
[2] Anderson C. The end of theory: The data deluge makes the scientific method obsolete[J]. Wired Magazine, 2008, 16(7): 1-3．
[3] ACM&IEEE. Computer science curricula 2013: curriculum guidelines for undergraduate degree programs in computer science[EB/OL]. (2013-12-20)[2015-08-31]. http://www.acm.org/education/CS2013-final-report.pdf.
[4] Mayer. R. E. Introduction to multimedia learning: The Cambridge handbook of multimedia learning[M]. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005: 1-16.
[5] Dong B, Qiu J, Zheng Q H, et al. A novel approach to improving the efficiency of storing and accessing small files on Hadoop: a case study by PowerPint files[C]//IEEE International Conference on Services Computing. Washington D C: IEEE, 2010: 65-72.
[5] Martinez A, Fernández E.Learning ROS for robotics programming[M]. Birmingham: Packt Publishing, 2013.
[6] O’Kane J M.A gentle introduction to ROS[EB/OL]. [2015-09-06]. https://cse.sc.edu/~jokane/agitr/agitr-letter.pdf.
[7] Bergmann J, Sams A. Flip your classroom: reach every student in every class every day[M]. New York: ISTE and ASCD, 2012:13-19．
[8] Zhang K, Feng L, Yu C, et al. The research of the design of spherical gear transmission used in flexible wrist of robots [J]. J Tsinghua Univ (Sci and Tech), 1994, 34(2): 1-7. （in Chinese）
[9] Zheng K. Simulation of Communication System and Its Software [D]. Beijing: Tsinghua University, 1987. （in Chinese）

First A. Author Photo. Biographies should be limited to one paragraph consisting of the following: sequentially ordered list of degrees, including years achieved;  sequentially  ordered   places of employ concluding with current employment; associa-tion with any official journals  or  conferences;   major  profes-
sional and/or academic achievements, i.e., best paper awards, research grants, etc.; any publication information (number of papers and titles of books published); current research interests; association with any professional associations.

Second B. Author Photo. Biography appears here. Degrees achieved followed by current employment are listed, plus any major academic achievements.

Third C. Author Photo. Biography appears here.

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FIGURES. Below each figure, there should be a figure legend. The font is Times New Roman \zihao{5-}. A figure legend normally begins with a brief title describing its whole contents, and continues with a short description of each panel. The format of figure legends is “Fig. 1 Figure legend”. The preferred figure formats is TIFF or JPEG with a preferred resolution of 600dpi relative to the final figure size. When figures are divided into parts, each part should be labeled with a lower-case (a), (b), and so on, in the same font size as used elsewhere in the figure. All lettering in figures should be in lower-case, except for the first letter of each label which should be capitalized. Use a single space to separate a number and its units. Ensure that the labels are sufficiently large and clear to be readable when the figure is reproduced in the print version of the journal. Figures are referred to in the manuscript as “Fig. 1” and “Fig. 1a”, or “Figure 1” at the beginning of a sen-tence. After a manuscript is accepted, we may ask the authors to provide high resolution figures.

Failure to supply the file can significantly delay the publication of your work. If possible, please provide a set of high resolution figures along with your initial manuscript. The width of figures should better be 8, 12, or 17 cm, and the height should be less than 19 cm.

TABLES. The font is Times New Roman \zihao{5-}. Above each table, there should be a brief title describing its   contents.   Title   format   should   follow   “Table
1 Table title”. All details, such as nonstandard abbreviations, and a description of standards of error analysis, should be included in footnotes. Tables are referred to in the manuscript as “Table 1”. The concise type tables are recommended.

EQUATIONS.   The   font   is   Times   New   Roman
\zihao{5}. Equations and mathematical expressions are identified by parenthetical numbers, such as (1), and are referred to in the manuscript as “Eq. (1)”, or “Equation (1)” at the beginning of a sentence.