Assessment

Continuous assessement (CE):

 2 exams (which will include the contents of the theory as well as those of seminars). Each test will score 10 pt.

 1st exam: Theory  + Seminars *. Test questions of the theory topics 1st part (will be communicated) ± test questions about the associated seminars ± short questions about the theory or seminars) = 40% total CE

 2nd exam: Theory + Seminars *. Test questions of the theory topics 2nd part (will be communicated) ± test questions about the associated seminars ±short answer questions about the theory or seminars) = 40% total CE

Works / Dossiers on the seminars carried out or other exercises proposed by the professors. You must submit all items that professors stablish as compulsory. Grading will be: Very Good-10, Good-7, Normal-5, Incorrect-3, Very incorrect or not submitted-0. The average grade is then calculated, and its weight will be 0.2. If there are two dossiers or papers not submitted, this part of the grading (20%) will be lost. The dossiers or works must be delivered on the due dates. The non-submission on due dates implies a non-submitted mark and will not be recoverable in any case after the date fixed for submission, which in any case will be prior to the date of the second exam.

Continuous evaluation score (CE score) = score on 1st theory exam x 0.4 + score on 2n theory exam x 0.4 + score on Dossiers / works x 0.2

To succesfully pass the subject by continuous evaluation the CE score must be equal or greater than 5 and the grade of each exam will have to be greater than 3. Grades less than 3 in an exam prevent to calculate the CE grade and the student must do the corresponding part again on the final exam.

Final Exam:

 The final exam will consist of two parts:

1: Recovery of the first exam (theoryand seminars)

2: Recovery of the second exam (theory and seminars).

In the event that a grade lower than that obtained in the corresponding partial one is obtained; the arithmetic mean of the two grades will be made and this will become the final grade in this part (theory).

If, in any of the two theory exams the grade remains below 3, the final grade will be failing. In this last case if the grade average is greater than 5 the numerical grade will be reduced to 4.9 and it will be also failing).

Students with a grade of fail or non presented to any of the exams must present to these parts of the final exam and do not have to notify the teacher.

Students who wish to improve the grades of one or two parts in the final exam must notify in advance what is / are those parts (that is, first exam, second exam or both). The teacher will implement a list with a registration deadline for this final exam. If the teacher does not receive an alert from the student within the stipulated limit, the student can not present to final exam and will lose the right to improve the grades of the exam/s.

FINAL GRADE:

The formula for calculating the final grade will also be:

Final Qualification = (score 1st exam Test theory + Seminars X 0.4) + (scopre 2nd exam Test theory + Seminars x 0.4) + Score works/dossiers x 0.2

If the final score is ≥ 4.8 and you have submitted the work/exercise/compulsory dossiers (or optional substitutes, if appropriate) (not more than two unsubmitted) and if the qualification of these works/exercises is ≥ 5 you can increase the grade to 5 and approve the subject. In no case may the subject be exceeded with notes < 4.8 or (5 > Note 4.8) with two compulsory works/exercises/dossiers not presented.