Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

The Assessment will evaluate the scientific-technical knowledge of the subject achieved by the student, as well as their ability to analyze and synthesis, critical reasoning and apply their knowledge in the resolution of practical assumptions.

This course does not provide for the single assessment system.

The evaluation will be continued with several fundamental objectives: to monitor the teaching-learning process, allowing both the student and the teacher to know the degree of achievement of the competencies and to correct, if possible, the deviations that occur. Encourage the student’s continued effort in the face of last-minute, often useless, overexertion.

Continuous Assessment

The Continuing Assessment consists of delivery of issues that are resolved on three different days during the course, an internship exam on a date close to the end of the course, and a final exam on a date other than the internship exam date. 

The subject grade will be obtained from the delivery of the problems that will give a grade C, from an exam of the subject practices that will give a grade P, and the final exam grade (C). Score C is 20% in weight, Score P is 30% in weight, and Final Exam Score E1 is 50% in weight of Final Score.

Grades C, P, and E1 give the final grade for the subject (N) as follows:

N = 0.50 × E1 + 0.20 × C + 0.30 × P

Recovery and/or improvement of the exam note:

The student passes the course if N is larger than or equal to 5 and at the same time E1 is larger than 3.5 and P is larger than 3.5. Otherwise, or if the student wants to improve the final grade, there is a chance to improve the E1 exam grade by performing a recovery exam, the grade of which will be E2. Thus, from this recovery grade, the final grade of the subject is obtained:

NF = 0.50 × max(E1, E2) + 0.20 × C +0.30 × P

Observations: 

• Continuous Assessment grades C and P are not recoverable.
• The student is considered to have presented to the subject’s call if he/she is presented to either of the two examinations that give rise to grade E1 or E2. Otherwise, it will be a Not Presented, even if it has some ongoing assessment grade (C and/or P).
• Going to the E2 Recovery Exam involves earning at most a grade of 7 on the subject.
• In order to obtain an Honor Tuition, it is recommended that all three parties have an excellent one. 

Rating Not Evaluable:

Students who have only participated in assessment activities that together weigh less than or equal to 50% will be rated as ‘Not Evaluable’.

Without prejudice to other disciplinary measures that are deemed appropriate, and in accordance with current academic regulations, irregularities committed by the student that may lead to a variation of the rating of an evaluation act will be scored with a zero. Therefore, copying or copying a practice or any other assessment activity will involve suspending it with a zero, and if it is necessary to pass it, the entire course will be suspended. Assessment activities qualified in this way and by this procedure will not be recoverable, and therefore the subject will be suspended directly without the opportunity to recover it in the same academic course.

Exam dates and job submissions will be posted on the virtual campus and may be subject to potential schedule changes for reasons of adapting to potential issues. These changes will always be reported on the virtual campus as it is understood that this is the usual platform for information exchange between teachers and students.