Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Delivery of problems	0,1	2	0.08	1, 2, 4
First partial exam	0,25	2	0.08	3
Practice delivery	0,5	6	0.24	1, 2, 4
Second partial examn	0,25	2	0.08	3

TPPE Itinerary:

The evaluation will be carried out continuously. There will be two individual theoretical and practical exams in writing, with a weight of 50% each on the final grade. The first test (Par1) will be done in the middle of the semester and will evaluate the theoretical concepts and their application in problems with 2D and 3D transformations, 2D and 3D visualization and modeling.

The second test (Par2) will be done at the end of the semester and evaluate the theoretical concepts and skills acquired in computer animation and interactive techniques.

Recovery test: In case the theory note does not reach the approved, students may submit to a review of recovery on the contents of the partial examination suspended.

There are two issues of problem solving sessions evaluated each with 0.5 points to add to the partial exam mark (Par1 or Par2). The first of OpenGL modeling exercises, where the student's abilities are evaluated in the definition of OpenGL drawing commands and geometric transformations to build 3D objects (NPrb1). The second consists of an exercise to obtain kinematic models of articulated objects or an exercise of lighting of 3D scenes, evaluating the ability of the student to obtain movement models, both of objects as well as properties of light sources (NPrb2).

The evaluation of the practices (Pr1, Pr2, Pr3) .es notes through two activities:

• Evaluation of the demo of the application that shows the work done in practice (marks D1, D2, D3), group note.
• Individual written examination with questions related to the practice (marks E1, E2, E3).

QUALIFICATION INDICATORS:

The final grade of the subject is calculated in the following way (between square brackets the minimum marks to make half):

• Parcial Mark #1 = (Par1 + NPrb1)    [Par1 >=4,5]
• Parcial Mark #2 = (Par2 + NPrb2)   [Par2 >= 4,5]
• Teory Mark = 0'5 * (Partial Mark #1) + 0'5 * (Partial Mark #2)  [Partial Mark #i >=5]
• Pr_i Mark= Di * 0,5 + Ei * 0,5 ( i=1..4)   [Di >= 5, Ei >= 2]
• Practice Work Mark = 0,2 * Pr_1 + 0,2 * Pr_2 + 0,5 * Pr_3 + 0,5* Pr_4    [Pr_i >=5, i=1..4]
• SUBJECT FINAL GRADE = 0,5 * Nota Teory Mark + 0,5 * Practice Work Mark
  

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

• To count the seminar marks (NPrb1 and NPrb2) In the partial examinations, you must obtain a minimum of 4.5 in the corresponding partial exam mark (Par1 or Par2).
• In order to consider approved any of the parts (theory and practices) a minimum of 5 must be obtained, that is to say Theory Mark> = 5 and Practice Work Mark > = 5.
• To calculate the final grade of the subject, the theory and practices work marks must be approved.
• In all recovery activities (partial exams or internships), practice demos the maximum grade will be 8.
• NOT EVALUABLE: In the case of not reaching the minimum required in any of the assessment activities, if the calculation of the final grade is equal to or greater than 5, a 4 note will be placed on thefile.
• NOT PASS: In the event of not reaching the minimum required in any of the evaluation activities, if the calculation of the final grade is equal to or greater than 5, a grade of 4 will be added to the file.
• REPEATING STUDENTS: No approved part is approved (theory, problems, practices) from one academic year to another.
• MH: Students with a grade equal to or higher than 9 points will be able to obtain an MH, at the discretion of the teacher. As the number of MH cannot exceed 5% of the enrolled students, they will be awarded to the students with the highest final grades, at the discretion of the teacher.
• EVALUATION OF PRACTICES: The practices presented in the normal calendar will be evaluated on 10punts. Those presented in recovery periods will be evaluated on 8 points. The practice exams will always be assessed on 10 points. It is established as a minimum mark for the practice exam of 3.
• IMPORTANT FOR ALL STUDENTS: It is important to enroll in Caronte, because the materials of the subject are published, the deliveries are made and the notes of the subject are published. You must also sign up for a group of internships. At the start of the course you must sign up for Caronte in the Interactive Graphical View course "VGI Curs 2020-21" course. If this is the first time you enter Caronte, you must provide your NIU, password, first and last name and a photo ID in JPG format. Caronte is a manager different from the UAB Virtual Campus, with the need for passwords to be the same.
• MH: Students with a grade equal to or higher than 9 points will be able to obtain an MH, at the discretion of the teacher. As the number of MH cannot exceed 5% of the enrolled students, they will be awarded to the students with the highest final grades, at the discretion of the teacher.

ASSESSMENT CALENDAR:

• Partial Exam: Dates at the end of the teaching guide, published in the LMS and provided to students on the first day of class.
• Recovery Exam: According to the academic calendar ofthe Schoolof Engineering.
• Deliveries in the seminar sessions: it will not be seen in advance, since being a voluntary activity is intended to encourage attendance at the seminars throughout the semester.
• Demo and individual test of each practice:

• Practice #1: Week 3 of practices.
• Practice #2: Week 5 of practices.
• Practice #3: Week 7 of practices.

The delivery of notes will also be done through Caronte. At the beginning of the course, you must sign up in the LMS. If its your first time in Caronte, you must to create an account providing your NIU, password and a photo card in JPGformat. Carontees is a manager different from the UAB Virtual Campus, which means that passwords may not the same.

Notwithstanding other disciplinary measures deemed appropriate, and in accordance with the current academic regulations, irregularities committed by a student that may lead to a variation of the qualification will be classified by zero (0). Assessment activities qualified in this way and by this procedure will not be recoverable. If it is necessary to pass any of these assessment activities to pass the subject, this subject will be suspended directly,without opportunity to recover it in the same course. These irregularities include, among others:

• The total or partial copy of a practice, report, or any other evaluation activity
• Let copy
• Present a group work not done entirely by the members of the group.
• Present as own materials produced by a third party, although they are translations or adaptations, and generally works with non-original and exclusive elements of the student.
• Have communication devices (such as mobile phones, smart watches, etc.) accessible during theoretical-practical tests (individual exams).

If you do not pass the subject due to the fact that none of the evaluation activities do not reach the required minimum level of work, the numerical note of the file will be the lowest value between 4 and the weighted average of the notes. With the exceptions that the "non-evaluable" qualification will be awarded to students who do not participate in any of the assessment activities, and that the numerical note of the file will be the lowest value between 3.0 and the weighted average of the notes in case the student has committed irregularities in an evaluation act (and therefore not approved for compensation).

SUMMING UP: Copying, copying, or plagiarizing any of the assessment activities is equivalent to a SUSPENSION with a score of less than 3.5.

The dates of continuous evaluation and delivery of work will be published by Caronte and may be subject to possible changes of programming for reasons of adaptation to possible incidents; Charon will always be informed about these changes as it is understood that the Virtual Campus or equivalent places such as Caronte are the usual mechanism for exchanging information between teacher and student.

UNIQUE ASSESSMENT:
The assessment will consist of the following assessment activities:

• Theory: There will be a single theory exam (Par) in the same style as the partials that includes all the content taught in the subject, both in the theory and problem sessions.
• Practices: The practice groups for single assessment must be made up of students who take this single assessment modality. On the day of the test, the teacher will select one of the practices proposed in the subject and the practice note (Pract) will have the following evaluation activities:

• Evaluation of the demo of the selected practice in which the work done in the practice is shown (grade D). If the practice is done in a group, this note will be group.
• Individual written exam that takes place on the practice (grade E).

The final mark of the subject in the single assessment is calculated as follows (in square brackets the minimum marks to make an average):

• Note Theory = Par [Par >=5]
• Practice Note = D * 0'5 + E * 0'5 [D >= 5, E >= 3]
• Note Practices = Pract [Pract >= 5]
• SUBJECT FINAL GRADE = 0'5 * Theory Grade + 0'5 * Practice Grade

For recovery in this route, the same assessment activities will be carried out, but in this case the tests will be based on 8 points.
The conditions for passing the subject are the same as in the first assessment.

PBL Itinerary:

The evaluation will also be done continuously. The acts that the group will write after each tutored session will be evaluated, in which they will describe their discussions and agreements, the two written controls during the semester and the self-evaluation surveys that each student will do of his classmates and of himself. . In the last week of the school year, students will give an oral presentation of the project and give a report on the work done. Both will be evaluated by three professors in the department. Students on this itinerary will not take any written exams.

The following TOOLS and ACTIVITIES will be used to evaluate the ABP itinerary:

• Anevaluation made by the teachers from the presentation of the project carried out by the group (quality of the work, presentation, report delivered). Group Note (10). From:
• STUDENT PORTFOLIO: Document explaining the development of the work done: project approach, meeting minutes, information sought, explanation of the application implemented with a small user manual and tests and tests performed.
• PRESENTATION: Oral presentation in 10-14 transparencies on the project developed and results obtained.
• APPLICATION: Source and executable version (Debug and Release) of the developed application.
• ACTS and CONTROLS: Presentation of the documentation submitted.
• An individual evaluation based on the observations made by the tutors in the tutored sessions, where the attitude, initiative, participation, attendance and punctuality of the student in the group sessions will be taken into account. Individual Mark (10).
• Co-evaluation and self-evaluation surveys among group members. There will be 3 evaluations via Charon. Co-assessment  Mark (1).
• Oral presentations are made in front of the students and the groups will rate the work of their classmates as a ranking from 1 (the one they liked the most) to the 5 (the one they liked the least). Co-assessment Groups Mark(0.5).

QUALIFICATION INDICATORS:

The final grade of the subject is calculated in a weighted and global way taking into account the previous activities and the degree of involvement of each member of the group.

SUBJECT FINAL MARK (10) = (0,6 * Grupal Mark (10) + 0,4 * Individual Mark (10) + Co-assessment Mark (0,5) + Co-assessment Groups Mark(0,5))

Encas de suspendre, el grup pot triar entre millorar el treball per la segona convocatòria seguintles suggeriments del professor o passar-se a l’itinerari TPPE, havent de presentar les pràctiques de l'itinerari.

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

• To consider the subject approved, a minimum of 5 must be obtained in the final grade.
• In all recovery of assessable activities (oral presentation, portfolio, etc.), the maximum mark will be 8.
• NON-ASSESSABLE: A student is considered Non-Assessable (NA) only if they have not completed any assessment activity. Remember that the Non-Evaluable grade is also called for.
• NOT PASS: In the case of not reaching the minimum required in any of the assessment activities, if the calculation of the final grade is equal to or higher than 5, a grade of 4 will be placed on the file.
• IMPORTANT FOR ALL STUDENTS: It is important to register in Caronte (https://caronte.uab.cat), because the subject materials are published there, deliveries are made and the subject notes are published. You must also sign up for an ABP group. At the beginning of the course, you must register at Caronte for the subject of Interactive Graphical Visualization, course "VGI/EGRA Itinerary ABP Course 2023-24" with the password "VGI2324". If it is the first time you enter Caronte, you must provide your NIU, password, number and surnames and a passport photo in JPG format. Caronte is a different manager for the UAB Virtual Campus, with which the password must be the same.

UNIQUE ASSESSMENT:

This itinerary does not provide for the single assessment system.

EVALUATION CALENDAR:

 

In the practice part we will use the following framework: