Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Laboratory resultats	15%	1	0.04	CM13, CM14, CM15
Theory&problems sessions	85%	9	0.36	CM13, KM20, SM22

Exams
For assessment purposes, the subject can be considered divided into two parts.
Two partial exams will be held throughout the semester, one for each part (ExP1 and ExP2), a laboratory practice exam (ExL) and a global recovery exam (ExR), all of which will have a grade between 0 and 10.

Monitoring work (S)
A certain number of student monitoring tests will be collected throughout the semester (problems solved individually or in groups, short classroom tests, etc.). Each student will therefore obtain a monitoring grade (S), which will be the average of the grades obtained in the subject.

Laboratory Practices
Students will do three mandatory laboratory practices throughout the course. These practices will be assessed with a practice exam (ExL) and laboratory monitoring (booklet, performance, attitude) (SL).

Grades
The final grade (NF) of the subject will be obtained as follows:
NF = 0.70 x (ExP1 + ExP2)/2 + 0.15 x S + 0.15 x NL
Where NL is the laboratory practice grade, with NL = 0.60 x ExL + 0.40 x SL

To pass the subject by partials, the following two conditions must be met:
1) The final grade of the subject (NF) must be ≥ 5.0
2) To be able to make an average, ExP1, ExP2 and ExL must be ≥ 4.0.

In the event that the previous requirement is not met, the student must take the global retake exam, where he or she will be able to recover one or both of the two partials and/or the laboratory practice exam, given that the subjects of each partial will be separated and identified as such (ExR1, ExR2 and ExRL). The NF will be calculated by replacing the values of ExP1 and/or ExP2 and/or ExL with those obtained in the remedial exam ExR1 and/or ExR2 and/or ExRL.

In order to be able to take the global remedial exam, it is mandatory that students have previously taken the 1st and 2nd partial exams (ExP1, ExP2).

To pass the subject in the global remedial exam, the following conditions must be met:

Prerequisite: To participate in the remedial exam, students must have previously been evaluated in a set of activities whose weight is equivalent to a minimum of two thirds of the total grade for the subject (therefore, having previously taken the partial exams ExP1 and ExP2).

1) The final grade (NF) of the subject must be ≥ 5.0
2) In order to be able to make an average, in cases where it applies, ExR1, ExR2 and ExRL must be ≥ 4.0, analogous to the conditions imposed to pass the subject by partials.

Students who pass the course by partials but wish to improve their grade may take the global exam but must do it in full; that is, the two subtests corresponding to each partial. The grade of the retake exam will replace the grade that was obtained for the two partials together ((Exp1+Exp2)/2) and, therefore, will have a weight of 70% in the new NF of the subject (the grade of the follow-up work S cannot be recovered).

Single Assessment
Students who have opted for the single assessment modality (and who therefore have not taken the follow-up tests S) must take a final test (ExF) which will consist of an exam of the entire subject syllabus to be taken on the day that the continuous assessment students take the second partial exam, and which will be averaged with the laboratory grade as follows:

Final Grade (NF) = Exam Grade (85%) + Laboratory Grade (15%) = 0.85 x ExF + 0.15 x NL

If the final grade does not reach 5.0, the student has another opportunity to pass the subject through the remedial exam (ExFR) which will be held on the date set by the degree coordination (same day as the global remedial exam for the entire group). The grade of the retake exam (ExFR) will replace that of the previous exam (ExF)to calculate the final grade for the subject.