Evaluating professional titles requires publishing papers, and publishing papers also requires periodical level. For example, most of the intermediate titles are provincial journals, and most of the senior titles are national journals and core journals.

1. To declare full senior titles, applicants are required to publish professional academic papers in national authoritative journals, namely core journals or SCI or EI papers, excluding supplements, supplements, special issues and albums.

Second, to declare deputy senior titles, applicants are required to publish professional academic papers in academic journals at or above the provincial level, that is, provincial journals and national journals, from the intermediate titles, but no supplements, supplements, special issues or albums are allowed.

Third, to declare intermediate titles, applicants are required to write professional academic papers independently or as the first author in academic journals above the municipal level from the junior titles, as long as they are officially published in domestic CN journals, without high level. Of course, supplements, supplements, special issues and albums are not allowed.

Besides papers, books and textbooks can also replace papers. The substitution rule is that I write independently or the first author publishes professional monographs, which can be equivalent to national periodical papers. If you write 30,000 words in the monograph textbook, it is equivalent to a provincial periodical paper. It is also effective that departments with technical secrecy cannot publish papers publicly, but they can publish them in internal journals. Otherwise, they must be published.