Delta University of Science and Technology, Ozoro (DSUST)
Project & SIWES Format Guide
The exact formatting DSUST students are expected to follow -- fonts, margins, spacing, and reference style -- with the real faculty and department list, so you know your document will be built right the first time.
What UniDraft builds for DSUST
All three document types are supported. Where DSUST’s exact format has been added to our catalog, the specifics below are real -- not estimated.
- General guidance
IT / SIWES Report
Industrial training and SIWES report documentation.
- Body fontTimes New Roman, 12pt
- Line spacing1.5 lines
- Reference styleAPA (most common)
General Nigerian university convention -- until your exact department template is added, UniDraft applies your supervisor’s and department’s specific instructions on top of this baseline.
- General guidance
Seminar Report
Academic seminar report documentation.
- Body fontTimes New Roman, 12pt
- Line spacing1.5 lines
- Reference styleAPA (most common)
General Nigerian university convention -- until your exact department template is added, UniDraft applies your supervisor’s and department’s specific instructions on top of this baseline.
- General guidance
Final Year Project
Final-year project and thesis-style documentation.
- Body fontTimes New Roman, 12pt
- Line spacing1.5 lines
- Reference styleAPA (most common)
General Nigerian university convention -- until your exact department template is added, UniDraft applies your supervisor’s and department’s specific instructions on top of this baseline.
DSUST at a glance
- 3 faculties and 11 departments are in UniDraft's catalog for DSUST, the largest being Faculty of Engineering with 5 departments.
- No DSUST-specific formatting is on file yet, so documents start from the general Nigerian tertiary baseline (Times New Roman 12pt, 1.5 spacing, APA) and adopt your department's and supervisor's instructions as you supply them.
- Faculties covered: Faculty of Administration and Management, Faculty of Computing, Faculty of Engineering.
- Official website: dsust.edu.ng. Check it, or your department, for the current handbook.
What your department type means for your DSUST report
These notes are general guidance by discipline, matched to the departments listed for DSUST. They are not DSUST rules; your supervisor’s and department’s instructions always take priority.
Computing and information technology
4 departments listed: Computer Science, Information Systems and Technology, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering.
Projects here usually build and evaluate something, such as a system, application or model, documented through requirements, design, implementation and testing. In SIWES logbooks, name the actual tools, systems and tasks you worked on.
Some computing departments use IEEE and others APA, so confirm which yours requires before you format any citation. Related reading: SIWES logbook examples for computer science and how to write a final year project, step by step.
Engineering
4 departments listed: Civil and Water Resources Engineering, Marine Engineering, Material and Metallurgical Engineering, Petroleum and Gas Engineering.
Engineering projects typically centre on design, construction or analysis, backed by calculations, drawings or test results. Whether SIWES is compulsory depends on your programme and institution, so confirm it with your SIWES unit; logbook entries should record specific tasks, equipment, measurements and safety practice.
Engineering departments often prefer a numbered style such as IEEE, but check your own department's guideline. Related reading: engineering SIWES logbook examples and the civil engineering SIWES report guide and the electrical and electronic engineering SIWES report guide.
Management and social sciences
3 departments listed: Business Administration, Office and Information Management, Public Administration.
Projects in these departments are usually survey-based studies, so the questionnaire, the sample size and the choice of statistical test become the parts supervisors examine most closely.
APA is the most common style in management and social science departments. Related reading: the accounting and business SIWES report guide and how to design a questionnaire.
Faculties & departments at DSUST
UniDraft routes your document through your specific department’s rules on top of the university baseline above.
Faculty of Administration and Management
- Business Administration
- Office and Information Management
- Public Administration
Faculty of Computing
- Computer Science
- Information Systems and Technology
- Software Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
- Civil and Water Resources Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Marine Engineering
- Material and Metallurgical Engineering
- Petroleum and Gas Engineering
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What format does DSUST require for a final year project?
DSUST's exact department-level format isn't in our catalog yet, so the specifics above are the general Nigerian tertiary-institution convention (Times New Roman 12pt, 1.5 spacing, APA references). UniDraft still applies your supervisor's and department's specific instructions when you write with us.
What should DSUST students in computing and information technology expect from a project?
Projects here usually build and evaluate something, such as a system, application or model, documented through requirements, design, implementation and testing. In SIWES logbooks, name the actual tools, systems and tasks you worked on. Some computing departments use IEEE and others APA, so confirm which yours requires before you format any citation. This is general guidance for the discipline, not a DSUST rule, so your supervisor's instructions win.
Does UniDraft support SIWES/IT reports for DSUST?
Yes. IT/SIWES reports, final year projects, and seminar reports are all supported. See the DSUST SIWES guide for report-specific structure.
Is this list of faculties and departments official?
This list reflects 11 departments across 3 faculties in UniDraft's catalog for DSUST, used to route your document to the right department-level rules. If your department is missing or misspelled, you can still enter it by hand when you start a document.
How does UniDraft know my supervisor's specific instructions?
You tell it. Supervisor and department instructions always take priority over the university-wide baseline shown above -- UniDraft layers your specific rules on top before generating anything.