Assessment

Continous Assessment Activities

Title	Weighting	Hours	ECTS	Learning Outcomes
Class Activities	10%	11	0.44	CM21, KM21, SM30
Group Activity	15%	11	0.44	KM23, SM30
Individual Exam 01 (Midterm)	25%	18	0.72	CM21, KM21, KM22, KM24, SM30
Individual Exam 02 (Final)	25%	18	0.72	CM21, KM21, KM22, KM24, SM30
Individual Project	25%	16	0.64	CM21, KM22, KM24, SM30

A. CONTINOUS EVALUATION 

• The course is evaluated through the continuous evaluation system, which combines the realization of group and individual projects and practical activities with the passing of individual written tests on the contents worked in class.
• The system is designed to progressively assess both the development of competences and the acquisition of theoretical and applied knowledge.

1. Delivery of work and participation

• It will be essential to hand in all the proposed assignments and activities within the deadlines and formats established by the teachers.
• Failure to comply with any of these deliveries, either by non-delivery, late delivery or inadequate format, will imply:

1. The grade of Not Evaluable in that activity.
2. The automatic loss of the right to continue under the continuous evaluation system, passing to final or extraordinary evaluation according to the regulations of the center.
3. Deliveries after the deadline will not be accepted unless there is a justified and documented cause.

2. Written tests

• During the semester, two specific weeks will be established for the realization of partial and final tests, which will consist of individual written exams. These tests will evaluate the knowledge acquired and its practical application, in line with the learning objectives of the subject. The dates will be established by the academic direction of the university. 

No changes in the dates of the midterm and final exams will be admitted.

3. Requirements for the weighting in the single evaluation. 

• In order to calculate the final grade through continuous evaluation, all the following conditions must be fulfilled:

1. To have handed in all assignments and activities in due time and form.
2. To have taken the scheduled written tests.
3. Obtain a minimum grade of 4 out of 10 in each of the evaluable blocks(group and individual projects and written tests).

4. Final grade 

• The course will be graded as Not Evaluable if the student:

1. Does not submit all the required assignments.
2. Does not take any of the written tests.
3. Does not meet the minimums established for weighting. 

5. Note on the use of artificial intelligence tools

• The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the elaboration of assignments or activities must be expressly declared by the student in each case.
• Its use must be in accordance with the principles of academic integrity and be aligned with current institutional regulations on the ethical use of AI.
• Misuse, omission of this information or impersonation of authorship may lead to academic consequences in accordance with the center's regulations.

B. SINGLE EVALUATION

• Students who opt for the single evaluation system (processed in due time and form), or those who have not satisfactorily passed the continuous evaluation, will be evaluated through the completion of mandatory individual activities, aimed at fully assessing the learning outcomes of the course.

1. Individual practical reports (40%) 

• The student must submit three individual reports, which together will represent 40% of the final grade.
• Each report will be based on key contents of the course, with a practical orientation.
• They will be delivered individually, within the deadlines and in the format previously established by the faculty.
• The delivery of the three reports is mandatory. Failure to submit one or more of them, or their delivery after the deadline, will result in a grade of NOT EVALUABLE
• It will be necessary to obtain a minimum grade of 5 out of 10 in each report in order to be weighted.

2. Individual written tests (60%)

• The system includes two individual exams, which will evaluate the understanding and application of the theoretical and practical contents of the course.

1. Partial exam (30%): to be held during the semester, within the official academic calendar.
2. Final exam (30%): to be held on the date assigned by the EUTDH Official Programming.
3. Attendance to both exams is mandatory. Failure to take either of them will result in a grade of Not Evaluable.
4. In both tests a minimum of 5 out of 10 must be obtained in order to be weighted with the rest of the activities.

3. Conditions to pass the course

• In order to pass the course under the single evaluation modality, the student must:

1. Submit and pass the three individual practical reports.
2. Take and pass both individual written tests.
3. Comply with all the form, deadline and minimum requirements established.
4. In case of not complying with any of these conditions, the final grade will be Non Evaluable.

4. Note on the use of artificial intelligence tools

• The use of generative artificial intelligence tools in the elaboration of reports or other evaluation evidences must be expressly declared by the student.
• Its use must comply with the criteria of academic integrity and the current regulations of the center. The omission of this information or inappropriate use may lead to academic sanctions.

C. RE-EVALUATION

• The re-evaluation of the subject by single evaluation will be the same as the rest of the students.
• The maximum grade of this re-evaluation will not exceed 5 as a final grade, except for those students who have obtained a single evaluation.
• The date assigned by the Official Programming of the EUTDH.
• The professor will inform in due time the format, duration and location of the exam.

Date changes will not be admitted without the express approval of the Coordination of Studies.