For those students who choose the continuous assesment track. Four tests: 15% the first, 20% the second, 25% the third, and 40% the fourth.

The first three tests will take place following the schedule to be approved by the Academic Committee, which will be published by the beginning  of the semester.  These tests are not recoverable, that is to say, if a student  does not show up when they take place, the instructors
do not have the obligation to repeat them. In each test, the material covered from the start of the course until
the previous week (inclusive) will be evaluated. 

For those students who do not choose the continuous assessment track. Final examination: 100%

Students will be graded as long as they take any test (either the short-answer tests, or the final exam). Students will be assumed to choose the continuous assesment track as soon as they take any two of the short-answer tests. Students taking at most one of the short answer tests and the final exam will be assumed to choose the final assesment track.

Students choosing the continuous assesment track and not passing the subject will receive the "fail" mark, regardless of whether they took the final exam or not.

The mark achieved in the first three short-answer tests will be kept for the second call, but not for subsequent years.

Regarding the second call, students in the continuous assessment track will be allowed to choose if they wish to keep the mark achieved in the first three short-answer tests and re-take the fourth, or if they want to be assessed only by the final exam.

For the end-of-program call. Final examination: 100%.

Plagiarism is regarded as serious misconduct. If any form of plagiarism is detected in any of the tests or exams, the final grade will be FAIL (0), and the corresponding academic authorities will be informed about the fact, in order to take adequate measures.