A continuous assessment of the learning will be practised. Continuous assessment will consist of two types of tests: two short tests and two partial exams, the first one in the midterm and the second one at the end of the class period. All these tests will not be repeatable and will only be accountable for the ordinary call in the current course. The schedule of the midterm/intermediate exams will be approved in the Comisión Académica de Grado (CAG) and will be available at the beginning of each academic semester.

The continuous assessment grade will be obtained as the weighted average of the grades of all the mentioned tests: 20% due to all the short tests (equally weighted) and 40% of each one of the partial exams, whenever the average grade of partial exams was not less than 3.5. In other case, the grade of the continuous assessment will be the average grade obtained in the partial exams. If, in this case, the grade is 5 or more than 5, the final grade will be  No pass (4.5).

All the students can do a final exam (global assessment), that will include ALL the contents of the subject and that will take place in the exam period scheduled by the Centre. In this case, the final grade of the subject will be the exam grade.

All the students following continuous assessment or taking the final exam will be graded. The students that attend to the second partial exam will be considered following continuous assessment. Once a student has decided to follow the continuous assessment, his/her grade will never be no show ("no presentado").

Those students who do not pass the subject at the ordinary exam have a second one consistent in the realisation of a new final exam (extraordinary exam).

In the endo-of-program exam the assessment will just consist in the realisation of a written exam including ALL the contents of the subject.

Plagiarism is regarded as serious dishonest behaviour. If any form of plagiarism is detected in any of the tests or exams, the final grade will be FAIL (0), and the incident will be reported to the corresponding academic authorities for prosecution.