Guia docente 2025_26 Escola de Enxeñaría de Telecomunicación

Máster Universitario en Ingeniería de Telecomunicación

Wireless Networks and Ubiquitous Computation

Assessment

	Description	Qualification	Training and Learning Results
Lecturing	Students will complete one exam to asses what they have learned in master sessions.	40
Laboratory practical	The students will fill questionnaires and/or reports to asses the correct completion and understanding of the laboratory tasks. The concepts studied in the laboratory can be also part of the final exam.	20
Project based learning	The students will design, implement and proof of a protocol, system, application or service. The result will be evaluated after the delivery, having into account key aspects such as the correction, the quality, the performance and the functionalities.	40

Other comments on the Evaluation
In order to pass the course it is necessary to complete the different parts of the subject (master sessions, practices in labs, and projects). The final grade will be the weighted geometric mean of the grades of the different parts. If "x" is the grade obtained for the master sessions, "y" for the practices in labs, and "z" for the project, the final grade will be: grade = x^0.4 × y^0.2 × z^0.4 Students must pass the short answer test (40%), submit a project (40%) and submit the laboratory practises (20%). These parts will be evaluated as indicated in the tests description section. The final grade will be the weighted geometric mean of the grades of the different parts. Besides, they must submit an additional dossier that must be defended in front of the professors, with detailed information about the events and issues that arose during the execution of the different tasks, and especially the project. In addition, during the first month of the course, professors will notify students who opted for final assessment if they have to do the tutored work individually. Extraordinary and end-of-program calls to pass the course Students can opt to the extraordinary call and the end-of-program exam only if they didn't pass the ordinary call. In order to pass the course, it is necessary to complete the different parts of the subject: pass the short answer test (40%), submit a project (40%) and submit the laboratory practises (20%). These parts will be evaluated as indicated in the tests description section. The final grade will be the weighted geometric mean of the grades of the different parts. Besides, it will be necessary to submit an additional dossier that must be defended in front of the professors, with detailed information about the events and issues that arose during the execution of the different tasks, and especially the project. Other comments The grades obtained are only valid for the current academic year. The use of any material during the tests will have to be explicitly authorized. In case of detection of plagiarism or unethical behavior in any of the tasks/tests done, the final grade will be "failed (0)" and the professors will communicate the incident to the academic authorities to take the appropriate measures. In carrying out the academic activities of this subject, the use of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is permitted. Its use must be ethical, critical, and responsible. In the event of using GAI, it is essential to critically evaluate any provided results and carefully verify any generated citations or references. Additionally, it is recommended to disclose the use of the employed tools.