Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Continued avaluation
										
											
										
											The subject will be evaluated during the course in two subject eliminatory exams (80% of the final grade) and through the grades obtained in the laboratory practice sessions (10% of the final grade) and the assignments made during the development of the course (10%).
										
											
										
											To pass the subject by continuous assessment using the average of the assessment tests (the 2 elimination exams and the grades of the practice sessions), you must:
										
											
										
											a) Having obtained a minimum score of 4.5 in each of the two subject elimination exams
										
											
										
											b) Have attended at least 66% of the practice sessions and have submitted the corresponding reports.
										
											
										
											Students who have not passed the subject through continuous assessment may sit a final exam, which will consist of the parts not passed, if it is fulfilled that:
										
											
										
											c) They have appeared in the two elimination exams (which correspond to more than 66% of the final score).
										
											
										
											d) They have attended at least 66% of the laboratory practices and submitted the corresponding reports.
										
											
										
											Students who do not meet the three points above (c and d) will be classified as "Not assessable".
										
											
										
											The minimum score required to pass any exam will be 5.0.

Setting up the tests
										
											
										
											With regard to the two eliminatory subject exams (80% of the assessment activities), each of them will consist of two types of exercises:
										
											
										
											e) A test type with 40-50 theory questions and short problems to be solved without a calculator (65% of the exam grade). In this typology, revisions of the marks onthe optical recognition template will not be accepted, errors in the selection of answers or any mark, however slight, that gives a positive result in the reading will be considered as a marked answer.
										
											
										
											f) A written paper with questions related to laboratory practices and numerical problems to be solved with a calculator (35% of the exam grade).
										
											
										
											In relation to the evaluation of the laboratory practice session, it will be based on the work and the results obtained, which will be presented in a report at the end of each session (10% of the final grade).
										
											
										
											In relation to the evaluation of the students' assignments, a guideline maximum of one assignment per subject will be established, which will be given to the teaching staff during the development of the course (10% of the final grade).
										
											
										
											Final qualification
										
											
										
											Weighted sum of the assessment of theoretical and practical knowledge. To pass the subject, the grade of the weighted average must be equal to or higher than 5.0.
										
											
										
											Numerical expression: note with one decimal place, from 0.0 to 10.0.
										
											
										
											Qualitative grade: non-evaluable, failed, passed, notable, excellent, honors.
										
											
										
											In the event of not passing the subject, the practical notes will be kept, but when registering again, the student who wishes can do them and obtain a new score.

UNIQUE ASSESSMENT
										
											
										
											Students who take the single assessment must do the laboratory practices (PLAB) in face-to-face sessions and they will have a weight of 10% and it is required to present the corresponding report by the deadline indicated in the session , the evaluation and weight on the final mark of these will be the same as those of the continuous evaluation.
										
											
										
											The single assessment consists of a single summary test (with test-type questions referring to Theory and Seminars, and questions and problems to develop) on the contents of the entiretheory program (TE), of the seminars (SEM) , and laboratory practices (PLAB).
										
											
										
											The grade obtained in the synthesis test is 80% of the final grade of the subject, the grade obtained in the practicals 10%, and a work compendiumof the deliverables of each of the theory topics 10%.
										
											
										
											The single assessment test will coincide with the same date fixed in the calendar for the recovery of the continuous assessment. The date for the recovery of the single assessment will be indicated in the examination calendar published on the website of the Faculty of Medicine.
										
											
										
											To pass the subject, you must obtain a minimum final grade of 5.0 out of 10.0 in each of the parts (synthesis test, PLAB, and work compendium of deliverables).
										
											
										
											Examination review system
										
											
										
											Exams will be reviewed individually with the student.