DELSU Course Directory & Syllabus Guides
Browse verified undergraduate course codes, credit loads, 5-unit syllabus outlines, core concepts, and linked study materials across Delta State University departments.
100 Level Courses
13 Courses available
Introduction to Financial Accounting I
Department of Accounting
History and principles of accounting, double-entry bookkeeping, ledger balancing, trial balance, and source documents.
Introduction to Financial Accounting II
Department of Accounting
Preparation of final accounts for sole traders, adjustments (accruals, prepayments, bad debts, depreciation), and bank reconciliation statements.
Introduction to Computer Science and Computing Systems
Department of Computer Science
History of computing, hardware architecture, number systems, binary arithmetic, operating systems, and basic algorithm design.
Introduction to Problem Solving and Python Programming
Department of Computer Science
Problem formulation, flowcharts, pseudocode, variables, control flow, functions, lists, dictionaries, and file I/O in Python.
Basic Drawing and Observation I
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Fundamental techniques of pencil drawing, contouring, proportions, shading, perspective, and still-life composition from nature.
Two-Dimensional Design and Color Theory
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Exploration of elements and principles of 2D visual organization, color wheels, color harmonies, contrast, and abstract pattern creation.
Introduction to Three-Dimensional Design
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Studio introduction to spatial volume, mass, texture, relief modeling, armature construction, and 3D geometric construction.
Introduction to African Art History
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Historical survey of traditional African visual arts including Nok terracottas, Igbo-Ukwu bronzes, Ife sculptures, Benin court art, and masking traditions.
Use of English and Communication Skills I
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
University-wide foundational English course focusing on study methods, grammar, vocabulary development, reading comprehension, note-taking, and sentence construction.
Philosophy and Logic
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Introduction to fundamental philosophical inquiry, formal and informal logic, fallacy detection, deductive/inductive reasoning, and critical thinking.
Nigerian Peoples and Culture
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Study of Nigerian ethnic groups, cultural zones, pre-colonial history, inter-group trade relations, British colonialism, and contemporary national integration.
History and Philosophy of Science
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Historical development of scientific thought from antiquity to the modern era, scientific methodology, astronomy, medicine, and technology's role in human society.
Nigerian Legal System I
Department of Commercial and Property Law
Sources of Nigerian Law (English law, customary law, Islamic law, statutes, judicial precedents), court hierarchy, and administration of justice.
200 Level Courses
13 Courses available
Intermediate Financial Accounting I
Department of Accounting
Partnership accounts (admission, retirement, dissolution, goodwill), joint ventures, and bills of exchange.
Gross Anatomy of Upper and Lower Limbs
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Detailed cadaveric dissection and osteology of the musculoskeletal, vascular, and nervous systems of the human limbs.
Computer Programming I (C++ / Object-Oriented)
Department of Computer Science
Object-oriented programming in C++: classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, templates, and memory management.
Data Structures and Algorithms
Department of Computer Science
Linear and non-linear data structures: arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, binary search trees, hash tables, sorting algorithms, and asymptotic complexity (Big-O).
Intermediate Life Drawing
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Studio figure drawing from live models. Focuses on skeletal anatomy, muscular structure, gesture drawing, and foreshortening.
Sculpture and Direct Carving
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Wood carving, plaster casting, clay modeling, and metal assemblage techniques.
Painting Techniques and Media
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Application of oil, acrylic, and watercolor media. Canvas stretching, gesso priming, glazing, impasto, and color temperature control.
Graphic Design and Visual Communication
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Lettering, typography, branding, poster layout, and vector graphic design fundamentals.
Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Conflict theories, root causes of violence, mediation, negotiation principles, international peace treaties, and community peacebuilding in Nigeria.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Principles of venture creation, business planning, opportunity recognition, financial forecasting, intellectual property, and SME growth strategies.
Law of Contract I
Department of Commercial and Property Law
Essential elements of a valid contract: offer, acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relations, capacity, and privity.
Foundations of Nursing Practice
Department of Nursing Science
History of nursing, nursing process, vital signs measurement, infection prevention, aseptic techniques, and patient assessment.
General and Blood Physiology
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Cellular transport mechanisms, membrane potentials, haematopoiesis, erythrocyte dynamics, haemostasis, and blood group immunology.
300 Level Courses
6 Courses available
Advanced Financial Accounting I (IFRS)
Department of Accounting
Corporate financial statements under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), company mergers, and group accounts.
Database Design and Management Systems
Department of Computer Science
Relational database models, Entity-Relationship modeling, normalization (1NF-3NF/BCNF), SQL queries, transactions, and ACID properties.
Advanced Studio Specialization I
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Individual specialized studio project in student's elected major (Painting, Sculpture, Graphics, Ceramics, or Textiles).
Contemporary Nigerian and African Art
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Modernist Nigerian art movements: Zaria Art Society (Natural Synthesis), Nsukka School (Uli aesthetics), Oshogbo Art, and contemporary exponents.
Industrial Attachment / Studio Practicum (SIWES)
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Supervised 3 to 6-month industrial internship with commercial design studios, advertising agencies, ceramic firms, or cultural art galleries.
Medical-Surgical Nursing I
Department of Nursing Science
Pathophysiology and nursing management of cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and endocrine disorders in adult patients.
400 Level Courses
6 Courses available
Auditing and Investigation
Department of Accounting
Audit planning, internal controls, substantive testing, statutory audit reports, forensic auditing, and auditor ethics.
Final Year Research Project
Department of Accounting
Empirical accounting research project under faculty supervision on auditing, taxation, capital markets, or financial management.
Software Engineering Methodologies
Department of Computer Science
Software lifecycle models, Agile/Scrum methodologies, requirements engineering, architectural patterns (MVC, microservices), CI/CD pipelines, and software testing.
Final Year Capstone Project
Department of Computer Science
Design, implementation, and defense of a complete, working software application or computing research solution.
Advanced Studio Capstone and Degree Exhibition
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Major studio body of work culminating in the mandatory public Graduating Degree Exhibition evaluated by external academic examiners.
Research Project / Thesis
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Independent scholarly research dissertation in art history, aesthetic criticism, or studio material technology.