Assessment

"Continued avaluation"

The continuous evaluation of skills is organized in 3 modules, each of which will be assigned a specific weight in the final qualification:

- Written work module: the learning and use of a free nomenclature and molecular drawing program will be assessed with an individual work. This module will have an overall weight of 10%.

- Laboratory module: a report on mandatory laboratory practices will be evaluated with a weight of 10%.

- Written partial tests module: it will consist of two partial tests with a weight of 40% each.

In order to pass the subject, you must get at least 4 points out of 10 in each of the two written partial tests, the nomenclature work and the laboratory practices. The subject will be considered passed when the average of the modules is equal to or higher than 5 points out of 10.

Students who do not pass the evaluations of the partial tests module will be able to recover them on the scheduled date at the end of the semester. In order to make up for it, the student is required to take both partial exams.

Those who pass the subject will be able to improve their grade by taking the make-up exam. This improvement will be considered as long as the recovery grade is higher than the one obtained in the average of the modules. If the recovery grade is equal to or lower by less than 1 point, the grade of the average will be maintained. If the recovery grade is lower by 1 point or more than the average grade, the final grade will be considered as the average of the two grades.

Students who do not finally obtain the minimum grade required to pass each of the tests in the written partial tests module or the minimum grade to pass the written assignments module or the Laboratory module, will not pass the subject. In this case, the maximum final grade will be 4.

From the second registration of the subject, the student will not need to complete the laboratory module or the written work module if he/she achieved the skills of these parts of the subject in the previous year.

A student will obtain the grade of Non-Evaluable when the number of assessment activities carried out is less than 66% of those scheduled for the subject (the assignment, the three exams and the two practice sessions).

"Unique Assessment"

Students who have accepted the single assessment modality will have to take a final test and a "written work". In addition, they will have to present the mandatory laboratory reports at the end of each session together with the continuous assessment students. The final test will consist of a theory exam and problems where they will have to solve a series of exercises similar to those worked on in the Classroom Practice sessions. When they have completed it, they will hand in the report of the "Written assignments" module that will have been submitted to the student online at some point during the course. The grade for Laboratory Practices will be that of the average of the reports.

In order to pass the subject, they must get at least 4 points out of 10 in each of the three previous activities: final test, written work and laboratory practices.

The student's grade will be the weighted average of the three activities, where the theory and problems exam will account for 80% of the grade, the Laboratory Practice 10% and the report from the Written Assignments module the 10%

If the final grade does not reach 5 points, the student has another opportunity to pass the subject through the recovery exam that will be held on the date set by the coordination of the Degree whose content will be the same as that of the final test.

From the second registration of the subject, the students will not need to complete the laboratory practices or the written work if they achieved the skills of these parts of the subject in the previous year.