Contributions may be of theoretical or applied nature, the essential criterion is computational relevance and systematic foundation of results.

Subject areas include discrete mathematics, symbolic computation and formal methods, parallel, distributed and grid computation, computer arithmetic, architectural concepts for systems, computers and networks, programming languages, software engineering, performance and complexity evaluation, data bases and data mining, visual computing, artificial intelligence, optimization, numerical methods, efficient algorithms and frontiers of computing (quantum computing, bio computing and other emerging areas).

With an emphasis on computational relevance and scientific computing, the journal is ideal for professionals and students in all fields of scientific computing, for computer ce