For all the
students:

Continuous assessment can only be applied if the
student has attended at least at 80% of the scheduled seminars AND delivered
the 100% of works proposed for those seminars regardless his/her attendance.

 Students who opt out of continuous assessment or who
do not meet the mentioned above criteria will be assessed by means of specific
examinations, which shall include theory and applied work. The specific
information will be available in the document labelled as “Subject Rules”
FAITIC website (Uvigo learning website)  

The grading required to apply the weighing scheme
entails a minimum passing grade of 5 out of 10 in each part (theory and applied
work). In any other case the mark will be fail.

 Specifically for
those students who chose to attend the English course of this subject:

Students must explicitly opt in by sending an email to
the professor/s who teach/es this subject in English language. By sending this
email the student CHOOSES to be assessed in English language, which means s/he
can only attend the English classes of this subject and can only sit for
examination in English. During the same course, it is not allowed to shift from
one to another once the student submits his/her decision on the language. By
sending that email, the student explicitly desists from being assessed and
sitting for examination in any other language during the current course.

 Information on the exact assessment percentages will
be posted in the FAITIC website (Uvigo learning website) at the beginning of
the course. English students who do not strictly meet the criteria of
continuous assessment as mentioned above will be graded by specific summative
examinations, which will include theory and applied work parts.

 ALL the students are to deliver the 100% of works
proposed for seminars regardless the type of assessment (continuous or
summative examinations).