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1st Practise exam (EL1)
- Written test evaluating the knowledge acquired in practices of units 1 and 2.
- This will take place during Week 7 of the semester.
- Test duration is 1 hour.
The test will be conducted concurrently with the 1st theory exam (ET1).
- The test is conducted individually.
- It may take the form of a multiple choice questionnaire, a short answer questionnaire, a problem solving exercise, or some combination of these. |
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Final Theory exam (ET):
- Written test evaluating the knowledge acquired in units 1 to 5.
- This will take place during Week 14 of the semester.
- Test duration is 2.0 hours.
- The test is conducted individually.
- It may take the form of a multiple choice questionnaire, a short answer questionnaire, a problem solving exercise, or some combination of these. |
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D20
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Grading criteria and minimum requirements to pass the course through continuous assessment: To ensure that the student has acquired the minimum skills in each aspect of the subject, students will be required to achieve a minimum grade of 4 out of 10 in the final theory exam, in order for the final grade in continuous assessment (NEC) to be calculated with the formulas below: MED_CON= 0,15 ET1 + 0,15 EL1 + 0,15 ET2 + 0,15 EL2 + 0,40 ET - Si ET≥ 4: NEC= MED_CON
- Si ET< 4: NEC= min(4, MED_CON).
where: ET1, ET2 and ET: represent the theoretical component of the subject's continuous assessment examination. Written tests to assess the knowledge acquired during the theory sessions. It may take the form of a multiple choice quiz, a short answer quiz, a problem solving exercise, or a combination of these. EL1 and EL2: are the practical components of the continuous assessment exams of the subject. Written tests are administered to evaluate the knowledge gained during the practical sessions. It may take the form of a multiple choice quiz, a short answer quiz, a problem solving exercise, or a combination of these.
It is necessary that this grade (NEC) be equal to or greater than 5 points (on a scale from 1 to 10) in order to pass the subject. Students who do not pass the subject in this call must take the ordinary examination.
Grading criteria and minimum requirements to pass the course through ordinary examination:The final note (NEO) is calculated as follows: where: - T: represent the theoretical component of the subject's continuous assessment examination. Written tests to assess the knowledge acquired during the theory sessions. It may take the form of a multiple choice quiz, a short answer quiz, a problem solving exercise, or a combination of these.
- L: are the practical components of the continuous assessment exams of the subject. Written tests are administered to evaluate the knowledge gained during the practical sessions. It may take the form of a multiple choice quiz, a short answer quiz, a problem solving exercise, or a combination of these.
It is necessary that this grade (NEO) be equal to or greater than 5 points (on a scale from 1 to 10) in order to pass the subject. Students who do not pass the subject in this call must take the extraordinary examination.
Grading criteria and minimum requirements to pass the course through extraordinary examination:The final note (NEE) is calculated as follows: where: - T: represent the theoretical component of the subject's continuous assessment examination. Written tests to assess the knowledge acquired during the theory sessions. It may take the form of a multiple choice quiz, a short answer quiz, a problem solving exercise, or a combination of these.
- L: are the practical components of the continuous assessment exams of the subject. Written tests are administered to evaluate the knowledge gained during the practical sessions. It may take the form of a multiple choice quiz, a short answer quiz, a problem solving exercise, or a combination of these.
It is necessary that this grade (NEE) be equal to or greater than 5 points (on a scale from 1 to 10) in order to pass the subject. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY: Students are expected to show adequate ethical behaviour, committing to act honestly. Based on article 42.1 of the Regulation on the evaluation, qualification and quality of teaching and the student learning process of the University of Vigo, as well as point 6 of the fifth rule of Order DEF/711/2022, of July 18th, which establishes the requirements for evaluation, progress, and ongoing enrolment in military educational training centres for incorporation into the ranks of the Armed Forces, any violation of academic integrity in the assessment process, as well as the cooperation in it will result in the assignment of a failing grade to the student (zero) for the entire course in the corresponding assessment opportunity, regardless of the percentage of importance that the test in question had in the overall continuous assessment and independently of other disciplinary actions that may be applied. |
