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Document Formatting Guidelines

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SETTING UP THE DOCUMENT

1. Paper Size : A- 4 size bond paper


2. Margins :
i. Top : 1” (1 inch=2.54cm) Bottom : 1” (2.54cm)
ii. Left : 1.5” Right : 0.5”
3. Line Spacing: 1.25 lines
4. Title of Chapter
i. Font : Times New Roman ( Bold face), Capital
ii. Size : 36 point Alignment : Center
5. Headings
First Order Heading: (for example – Introduction)
1. Font : Times New Roman (Bold Face)
2. Size : 14 point
3. One blank line before the heading. (12 points)

Second Order Heading: (for example – 1.1. Evolution)


4. Font : Times New Roman ( Bold Face)
5. Size : 12 point
6. One blank line before the heading. (12 points)

Third Order Heading: (for example – 1.1.1. Image Processing)


7. Font : Times New Roman ( Bold Face)
8. Size : 12 point
9. One blank line before the heading. (12 points)
6. Text
i. Font : Times New Roman Size : 12 point Line Spacing : 1.25
7. No indent should be applied to first line of first paragraph under any Heading / Sub-Heading
i. Alignment : Justified ( Full Text)
8. Abstract (up to 150 words)
i. Heading (i.e. Abstract)
1. Font : Times New Roman (Bold Face) Size : 16 point
2. Two blank lines after the heading. (12 points)
ii. Remaining Text
1. Font : Times New Roman Size : 12 point
2. Alignment : Justified ( Full Text)
9. Figures and Tables : Centered Placed
a. Caption
ii. Font : Times New Roman (Bold) Size : 10 point
iii. Alignment : Centered
b. Figure Caption must be bellow the figure and centered, Table caption must be above the table and
centered.
10. Page Numbering (Centered)
i. Till page, “Abstract” : Roman ( I, II, …etc. )
ii. For Remaining Pages : Right Aligned
iii. (i.e. from Introduction -to- Appendices: 1, 2, …… N)
11. References / Bibliography
i. Line Spacing : 1.25 Line
ii. Font : Times New Roman
iii. Size : 12 point
iv. Publication details and/or URL must be in Italics.
12. Header & Footer
i. Header : Title of Project
i. Footer : Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Sri Aurobindo Institute of
Technology Ujjain
ii. Font : Times New Roman Size : 10 point
13. Header & Footer starts from chapter 1 till Reference & Bibliography

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The recommended font style is Times New Roman, predominantly in size 12 for text. This classic typeface is widely used in academic settings due to its legibility and formal appearance. A consistent font size ensures that all textual information is equally legible, aiding in a cohesive and uniform presentation that is critical in maintaining the readability and professionalism of academic documents .

Headers contain the title of the project, while footers include 'Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Sri Aurobindo Institute of Technology Ujjain' and are formatted in Times New Roman, size 10. They run from Chapter 1 through to Reference & Bibliography. The uniformity provided by the header and footer helps in easy identification of document sections and enhances the professional appearance and institutional branding of the document .

Not applying indentations to the first line of the first paragraph under any heading aids in distinguishing paragraph begins from mid-paragraph continuations visually. This practice enhances flow and prevents text blocks from becoming uncomfortably cramped, thereby maintaining aesthetics and readability which are especially important in lengthy academic or professional documents .

Figures and tables must be centered with captions using Times New Roman in bold, size 10, aligned centered. The figure caption is below the figure, while the table caption is above. This prescribed format emphasizes clarity and professional presentation by ensuring that visual elements are distinct, appropriately labeled, and consistently formatted, enhancing the document's visual coherence and credibility .

Standardizing line spacing to 1.25 lines and alignment to Justified Full Text throughout the document ensures uniformity and readability, which are crucial for professional and academic documents. Consistent spacing and alignment contribute to a polished look, prevent disjointed and cluttered presentation of text, and facilitate a smoother reading experience, reducing visual fatigue .

The use of Roman numerals till the Abstract and Arabic numerals thereafter differentiates front matter from the main content. This distinction is crucial for navigation and quickly locating sections of interest, thereby improving user experience and maintaining a traditional academic structure that many professional documents follow .

The specified margin requirements are: Top and Bottom margins at 1 inch each, the Left margin at 1.5 inches, and the Right margin at 0.5 inches. These specific margins ensure that there is sufficient space on the left side for binding without losing any content, while the right side has enough space for consistency and legibility. This balance is significant in publication contexts as it aids in maintaining uniformity and facilitates ease in reading .

The hierarchy of headings is organized as follows: The First Order Heading uses Times New Roman in bold, size 14, with one blank line before it. The Second Order Heading also uses Times New Roman in bold, size 12, with one blank line before it. The Third Order Heading is similar to the Second Order, using Times New Roman in bold, size 12, with one blank line before it. This hierarchical structure, differentiated by font size and spacing, serves to logically organize and prioritize sections and subsections, thus enhancing navigability and readability of the document .

Italicizing publication details and URLs in the References section distinguishes important information, providing a visual cue that helps separate publication data from authors' names, titles, or other elements. This differentiation assists readers in more easily navigating references and enhances the document’s professionalism by adhering to standard citation styles .

The abstract is aligned Justified Full Text, with the heading 'Abstract' in Times New Roman, bold, size 16, with two blank lines after it. The abstract text itself uses Times New Roman, size 12. This precise structuring clearly separates the abstract from the rest of the document, providing a succinct summary that is easily identifiable. This format ensures that it serves its purpose effectively, allowing readers to quickly gauge the content and relevance of the document .

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