Report of practices, practicum and external practices
Detailed report for each practices that includes an explanation of the experimental work, as well as the results obtained, their analysis and the conclusions drawn from them.
The laboratory practices are in teams of 2 students, but the teacher may require the report to be submitted individually. A report submitted by a student who did not previously do the practical in the laboratory will not be evaluated under any circumstances.
In the computer classroom practices, each student will work individually and, consequently, the reports will also be individual. Similarly, only the report handed by a student who has previously attended the corresponding practical session will be assessed.
The competences: CG7, CE16, CT1, CT3, CT9 and CT10, are assessed based on the quality of the written report elaborated by each student on his/her own. The following points will be evaluated in the report: text style and correctness, structure and presentation, analysis and discussion of the results, and conclusions.
Competences CT12 and CT17 will be assessed based on the laboratory work. Lab practices will be carried out in pairs, and it is expected the student develop research skills in the field of environmental technology.
10
B7
C16
D1 D3 D9 D10 D12 D17
Case studies
All exercises, seminars, supervised work that may involve learning and service, practical cases and theoretical / practical tests that are made and delivered to the teacher throughout the course, related to the concepts and contents of the syllabus.
Throughout a four-month time several tests are performed.
Competences CG7 and CE16 will be assessed considering the students’ answers to the theoretical questions.
Competences CT2, CT10 and CT12 will be assessed considering the students answers to the exercises.
Competenci CT3 will be assessed base on the two parts of the exam: theory and exercises; considering the precision and clarity of the answers.
30
B7
C16
D2 D3 D10 D12
Essay questions exam
Test EC1: First theoretical-practical written test on the content of the first 3 topics of the subject syllabus.
The theoretical part consists of a series of multiple-choice questions, while the practical part consists of a series of problems related to the topics of the subjects submitted for evaluation.
Both parts take place on the same day, in the middle of the semester and on the date set by the E.E.I. management for the "continuous assessment" tests.
CG7, CE16 and CT19 competences will be assessed in this test, based on student esponses to the questions.
CT2, CT9 and CT19 competences will be assessed in this proof, based on the resolution of various exercises of environmental technology, which require the use of applied knowledge related to the contents of the subject.
CT1, CT3 and CT10 competences are also evaluated, since the test is written and requires students' analysis and synthesis skills.
30
B7
C16
D1 D2 D3 D9 D10 D19
Essay questions exam
Test EC2: Second theoretical-practical written test on the content of the last 3 topics of the subject syllabus.
The theoretical part consists of a series of multiple-choice questions, while the practical part consists of a series of problems related to the topics covered in the subjects submitted for evaluation.
Both parts take place on the same day, at the end of the lessons and on the date set by the E.E.I. management for the exams of the 2nd semester.
CG7, CE16 and CT19 competences will be assessed in this test, based on student esponses to the questions.
CT2, CT9 and CT19 competences will be assessed in this proof, based on the resolution of various exercises of environmental technology, which require the use of applied knowledge related to the contents of the subject.
CT1, CT3 and CT10 competences are also evaluated, since the test is written and requires students' analysis and synthesis skills.
30
B7
C16
D1 D2 D3 D9 D10 D19
Other comments on the Evaluation
Evaluation:
A student who choose
continuous assessment, to pass the course, must achieve a MINIMUN SCORE of
4.0 points (out of 10) in all the evaluation tests detailed in
this guide, ie, "Essay questions exam" (Test EC1 and Test EC2), "Case studies" and "Report of
practices". If a student reaches the minimum grade, to pass the subject
must obtain a FINAL GRADE of ≥ 5.0, that is, when the sum of grades
of the "practice report", "Case study" and "Essay questions exam" is ≥ 5.0.
Students who "officially
renounces continuous assessment", will make a "GLOBAL EXAM" (Objective questions exam + Problem and/or exercise solving) that
will be worth 90% of the final grade, and a "EXAM OF PRACTICES" that
will be worth 10% of the final grade. In any case, to pass the course, the
student must achieve 50% of the maximum score in each of the constituent parts
of the subject, ie, theory, problems and practices.
In addition, if a student
misses more than 1 "laboratory practice", without a justified cause,
in order to pass the course, he/she will have to do an exam of the practices
that he/she did not do.
Second call:
In the second call the same
criteria apply.
In relation to the July exam,
the grade of "Case study" and "Practical report" will be
kept, as soon as the student achieved the required minimum grade in the 1st
call.
For the "Essay questions exam" if,
at the 1st call, a student suspended one of the test (EC1 or EC2) and approves the other, on the July exam, you only need to repeat the suspended test.
Ethical commitment:
The student is expected to present an adequate ethical behavior. If you detect unethical behavior (copying, plagiarism, unauthorized use of electronic devices, etc.) shall be deemed that the student does not meet the requirements for passing the subject. In this case the final grade, in the current academic year, will FAIL (0.0 points).
The use of electronic devices during the assessment tests will be allowed. The fact of introducing into the examination room an unauthorized electronic device, will be reason not pass the course in the current academic year, and the final grade will FAIL (0.0 points)
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