The student's performance in the lab will be subject to Continuous Assessment throughout the lab sessions scheduled for the semester; attendance at these sessions is mandatory. In the event of not passing the Continuous Assessment, students will be required to take a practical exam. This exam is conditional upon passing the written exam and will be held during the second examination period (second call) on a date following the written test. It will cover all content from the regular lab sessions that was not successfully passed.

For students who officially opt out of Continuous Assessment, the evaluation of their lab work will consist of a practical exam. This exam, which is conditional upon passing the written exam, will be available in both the first and second examination periods. It will take place on a date after the written test and will cover the same content as the regular lab sessions.

Prerequisites may be established for each lab session. Failure to meet these requirements may result in a limitation of the maximum achievable grade for that practical work.

To pass the subject, students must pass both the written and practical assessments. If a student fails one or both of these assessments, a scaling factor may be applied to the partial grades, ensuring that the final overall grade does not exceed 4.5 out of 10.

Within any given exam, a minimum score may be required for a specific set of theory questions and/or problems in order to pass the exam as a whole.

During the second examination period of the same academic year, students must be re-assessed on the components (written and/or practical) that they did not pass in the first period. The same assessment criteria will apply.

In accordance with the Regulations for Continuous Assessment, students who participate in any assessable activity listed in the Course Guide (Syllabus) will be officially recorded as "Presented" for assessment (precluding a "Did Not Attend" status).

Ethical Commitment:
Students are expected to adhere to appropriate ethical standards of conduct. In the event that unethical behavior is detected (e.g., cheating, plagiarism, use of unauthorized electronic devices), the student will be deemed to have failed to meet the necessary requirements to pass the course. Consequently, their final grade for the current academic year will be a fail (0.0).

Weighting of Assessments
Several continuous assessment tasks will be scheduled to ensure that no single task accounts for more than 40% of the final grade. All assessments will take place on the dates and times officially approved by the School/Faculty.