-- Continuous assessment. In case of not waiving continuous assessment:
In this case, students must carry out a series of activities and a set of exercises during the course that will be worth 33% of the grade respectively.

-- Global assessment.
Students will be evaluated through a theoretical-practical test on the official date set in the Faculty's exam calendar. This test represents 100% of the grade.

In the event of not passing the grade in the first opportunity, students may be evaluated again in the second opportunity through a theoretical-practical test on the official date set in the Faculty's exam calendar. This test will account for 100% of the grade.

In subsequent calls (end of degree), students may be evaluated again through a theoretical-practical test on the official date set in the Faculty's exam calendar. This test will account for 100% of the grade.

In all cases, an average grade equal to or higher than 5 will be required to pass the subject. In the case of continuous assessment, a minimum grade of 4 will be required in each activity or midterm exam so that it averages with the rest and an average grade equal to or higher than 5; otherwise, the subject will not be passed.

In the case of global assessment, a minimum grade of 4 will be required in each of the parts of the test (theory and practice) to average, and a grade equal to or higher than 5 to pass the assessment test.

Students who do not participate in AC nor in AG will appear in the official records as "no presentados" (absent).

Students are recommended to take into account Title VII (On the use of illicit means), of the Regulations on Assessment, grading and the quality of teaching and the learning process of the student body (

https://secretaria.uvigo.gal/uv/web/normativa/public/normativa/documento/downloadbyhash/4904ced4d24eb81fe5715ddde2c48c59c0a7c4d624cd0y7491df7a753985ccfa

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The dates and times of the AG tests (first and second opportunity) are those specified in the assessment tests calendar approved by the Faculty Board for the current academic year. In case of conflict or disparity between the exam dates, those published on the Faculty's website shall prevail.

In the assessment of the subject, what is established in the Academic Integrity Protocol of the FCETOU will be taken into account. The detection of any fraudulent conduct (copying, use of unauthorized materials or devices, undue use of AI, etc.) may imply a grade of zero in the corresponding test or activity, without prejudice to other measures that may apply in accordance with current regulations.