Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Assignment (individual or collective)	10%	1	0.04	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Continuous Evaluation Tests	75%-90%	6	0.24	1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Ejercicios campus virtual	0%-15%	6	0.24	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

The content of this course is divided into the following parts:

Part 1 (30% of the final grade): units, kinematics, and dynamics
Part 2 (30% of the final grade): work and energy; collisions and systems of particles
Part 3 (30% of the final grade): electrostatics and magnetism
Part 4 (10% of the final grade): oscillations

Each of the first three parts, which account for 30% of the final grade, will be assessed as follows:

• Mandatory online quiz, required in order to take the partial exam (0% of the final grade)
• Online exercises to be submitted and assessed (optional: 5% of the final grade if the partial exam is passed)
• Partial exam (25% or 30% of the final grade, depending on whether the previous point is applied)

The partial exams will consist of solving exercises and/or answering questions in writing, within a limited time. This will allow students to demonstrate their understanding of the theoretical and problem-solving content and the acquisition of competencies.

Students who take a partial exam but do not pass it, and who achieve more than 25% of the maximum course grade, may take a make-up exam for that part of the syllabus at the end of the course. The maximum grade for the make-up exam will be 5 out of 10, and it will count for 30% of the final grade.

Students who do not attend a partial exam without a justified reason will receive a Not Assessed status. If, due to exceptional and properly documented reasons, a student cannot attend a partial exam, they may take it on the day of the make-up exam. The documents justifying the absence must be submitted as soon as possible.

The online exercises will be peer-assessed by students using a rubric provided by the teaching staff, who will monitor the peer assessment process.

The assessment of the fourth part will consist of a project submission, which will count for 10% of the final grade. The projectwill involve analyzing a physical system and submitting the results before a set deadline. This will allow students to demonstrate their understanding of the theoretical and problem-solving content and the acquisition of competencies.

The teaching staff may require that, in order to submit the project for the fourth part, students must have completed an online quiz on the topic. Additionally, it may be announced one week in advance that class attendance is mandatory for this topic.
Note: The oscillations topic (Part 4) is usually taught before the electrostatics and magnetism topics.

For each assessment activity, a location, date, and time for review will be announced, during which students may review the assessment with the teaching staff. In this context, students may submit grade appeals, which will be evaluated by the teaching staff. If a student does not attend the review session, the assessment will not be reviewed later.

The final grade for the course is the weighted average of the various assessment activities. The course is considered passed if the student obtains 50% or more of the maximum grade. The criteria for awarding Honors Distinction will follow the regulations of the UAB.

General communication with students will take place through the Aula Moodle platform.

Without prejudice to other disciplinary measures deemed appropriate, and in accordance with current academic regulations, any irregularities committed by students that may lead to a change in the grade of an assessment activity will result in a zero. Therefore, copying or allowing copying in a submission, continuous assessment test, or make-up exam will result in a zero, and if passing that activity is required to pass the course, the entire course will be failed. Assessment activities graded in this way cannot be retaken, and the course may be failed directly without the opportunity to recover it in the same academicyear.

NOTES: This course does not offer a single final assessment option. There is also no differentiated treatment for students taking the course for a second time. The use of Artificial Intelligence is not allowed.