The preferred mode of assessment is continuous assessment. The student has the right to opt for the overall assessment (100% of the grade on the official date) according to the procedure and deadline established by the centre for each exam call.

In any exam call it is necessary to obtain 5 points to pass the course. The maximum duration of any exam will be 3 hours. Since the subject has two distinct parts, it will be necessary to have a minimum of 2 points out of 5 in each part. If a grade lower than 2 points is obtained in any part, the final grade on the transcript will be the sum of both scores, capped at a maximum of 4.8 points.(*)

Second exam call evaluation:

An exam will assess the learning outcomes and competencies outlined in the teaching guide. This exam will account for 100% of the final grade.

If a student scores at least 3 points in one part (and less than 2 points in the other part), they may choose to retake only the failed part or the entire exam. The criterion indicated in (*) will also apply.Exam-only comprehensive assesment procedure (any exam call):

The end-of-degree exam call follows the comprehensive assessment procedure.

An examination will be conducted to assess the learning outcomes and the competences indicated in the instructor's guide. This exam will constitute 100% of the mark for this exam call. The criterion indicated in (*) will also apply.

Evaluation dates:

The evaluation schedule officially approved by the EEAE is published on the website http://aero.uvigo.es/es/docencia/examenes/

Students are expected to demonstrate appropriate ethical behavior. If unethical behavior is detected (such as copying, plagiarism, unauthorized use of electronic devices, etc.), the student will be deemed not to meet the necessary requirements to pass the course. In such cases, the final grade for the academic year will be recorded as a failing grade (0.0).Please be reminded of the prohibition on using mobile devices or laptops during exercises and practical sessions. According to Royal Decree 1791/2010 of December 30, which approves the Statute of the University Student, Article 13.2.d) specifies the duties of university students, including the obligation to:

'Abstain from using or cooperating in fraudulent activities during evaluations, assignments, or official university documents.'