Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Evaluation tests	60%	4	0.16	CM06, SM07, SM08
Laboratory activities	30%	10	0.4	CM06, KM09, SM07, SM08
Supervised activities	10%	10	0.4	CM06, SM07, SM08

1. Evidence of continuous evaluation

There are four continuous assessment tests: two exams and two practicals.

As for the exams, there are two and they include the seven blocks of matter (1,2,3 in the first test and 4,5,6,7 in the second test).

Continuous evaluation tests	Weight note continuous assessment	Minimum mark to make an average
1-3 Introduction programming, control structures, types of data structures I.	40%	4
4-7 Functions, algorithmic schemas, files, types of data structures II.	60%	4

2. Final evaluation mark

Exams	Weight final mark
Continuous evaluation	60%
Attendance and participation in laboratory classes	10%
Laboratory	30%

3. It is considered approved by anyone:

• have a final mark equal to or greater than 5 and
• have approved the laboratory activities (minimum 5) i
• there is no evidence of continuous evaluation below the minimum mark (4.0) to do the average.

If the final grade for the practicals is less than 5, the final grade for the subject will be the final grade for the practicals. If the final grade for the exams is less than 4, the final grade for the subject will be the final grade for the exams. If the minimum grade is not exceeded in either case, the general formula will be applied to calculate the final grade.

4.Assessment of practices

There will be a total of 2 laboratory activities one per part. The practices will be carried out individually or in groups, depending on their complexity. The instructor will specify in class whether they will be carried out individually or in groups, and if so, how many participants will be involved.

The use of AI tools for the preparation of practical exercises or class problems is not permitted in this subject.

5. The faculty will specify, when publishing the grades, when and how the grade review will be done.

6. Attendance and participation notes cannot be recovered.

7. There will be a final exam intended to recover the exam grade. Although this test will be graded out of ten, it will count towards a maximum of 5 points for the entire course (any grade higher than 5 on the make-up exam will count as 5 points when calculating the final grade).

8. At the beginning of the academic year, if possible, it will be notified if there is a validation of laboratory activities. In the case of being, the validation of laboratory activities only will be realized to the students who request it and have approved the laboratory activities in the previous course. The weight of the continuous evaluation
in the final mark, in the students with the validation of laboratory activities, becomes 90%.

9. The exam dates are set at the beginning of the course and do not have alternative recovery dates in case of non-attendance. If there is any change in programming due to the adaptation to possible incidents, the virtual campus will always be informed about these changes.

10. Notwithstanding other disciplinary measures deemed appropriate, and in accordance with the current academic regulations, irregularities committed by a student that can lead to a variation of the qualification will be classified as zero (0). For example, plagiarizing, copying, copying, ..., an evaluation activity, will imply suspending this evaluation activity withzero (0). Assessment activities qualified in this way and by this procedure will not be recoverable. If it is necessary to pass any of these assessment activities to pass the subject, this subject will be suspendeddirectly, without an opportunity to recover it in the same course.

11. Non-evaluable cases
In case no delivery is made, it will not be included in any laboratory session and no exam will be carried out, the corresponding gradewill be "not evaluable". In any other case, "notpresented" counts as a 0 for calculating the weighted average, which will be a maximum of 4.5. Then, participation in an activity evaluated implies that "not presented" in other activities such as zeros are taken into account. For example, an absence in a laboratory session involves a note for that activity.

12. Pass the course with honors
At the discretion of the teaching staff, passing the course with honors will be awarded to those who obtain a mark greater than or equal to 9.5 in each part, up to 5% of those enrolled in descending order of final grade. They may also be granted in other cases.