Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Attendance and active participation in classes and seminars evaluated with face-to-face and/or online questionnaires	10%	0.5	0.02	17, 3, 5, 4, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 11, 12, 15, 16
Evaluation through case studies, reports and problem solving seminars, evaluated with face-to-face and / or online questionnaires	15%	2.5	0.1	1, 5, 2, 9, 10
Written evaluation objective tests	75%	2.5	0.1	17, 1, 3, 5, 4, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 11, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16

Continuous evaluation: Attendance at practices and seminars is mandatory (equal to or greater than 80%)

a.-Written tests (75% of the grade of the subject):

-A partial exam (comprising the basic teaching units) consisting of a multi-choice questionnaire and a short-question questionnaire. It represents 30% of your final grade. The partial will be liberatory with a minimum score of 6 [considering a munimum of an score of 4 in the multi-choice and score of 4 in  the short-questions]

- A final exam comprising two parts: a part of the basic units (if they have not been previously released) and a part of the clinical units, including theoretical aspects of the practices and seminars (45% of the final grade). 

To pass the subject it will be necessary to reach a minimum final score of the written tests of 5.

b.-Other continuing education activities (25% of the grade of the subject):

Exercises of practices, works and questionnaires; presential or in moodle. To be evaluable the student must pass the practices and seminars (in all cases) with attendance and minimum grade of 5.

c.- Final evaluation:

Students who have not passed the subject through the continuous evaluation of written tests, may be presented to a retrieval exam of the written tests, provided that they have the attendances and evaluations of seminars and practices approved.This exam consists of topics (50%) and short questions(50%) that include all didactic units, seminars and practices and is necessary overcome it with a 5 to pass the subject. It represents 75% of the grade of the subject.

Unique assessment:

For students who select this evaluation option, attendance at practicals and seminars is highly recommended. Students who have at least 80% attendance at practicals and seminars will not have to take a practical exam. In all cases, the mandatory practical or seminar assignments must be submitted on the day of the exam.

a.- The single assessment will consist of a final examination , including theoretical aspects, practices and seminars and resolution of clinical cases.
										
											a.1) Weighting for students who have attended at least 80% of practicals and seminars: test questions (40%) and short questions (60%).
										
											a.2) Weighting for students who have NOT attended at least 80% of practicals and seminars: test questions (25%), short questions (60%). In addition, there will be a practical exam (including practice questions, from the seminars and resolution of clinical cases). The weight of the practical exam will be 15% of the final grade.
										
											The exam will have 100% of the weight of the final grade. In the case of mandatory assignments to pass the subject, they will be delivered/presented (if oral) on the same day of the exam.
b.- Final evaluation: Students who have not passed the subject through the single assessment may take a final exam. This  consists of topics (50%) and short questions (50%) that include all teaching units, seminars and practicals. The student  must obtain minimum  a 5 to pass the subject. It represents100% of the subject grade. In the case of mandatory assignments, they will be delivered/presented (if oral) on the same day as the exam.

Students who do not complete the written evaluation tests, exhausting the registration rights for the subject, will be considered as "Not Evaluable."