The subject can be passed with the maximum grade through continuous assessment (CA) or global assessment (GA). Both evaluation methods are mutually exclusive. The student who attends more than 2 laboratory sessions is considered to have opted for continuous assessment. However, those who wish to waive continuous assessment may do so within a maximum period of one month before the end of the semester.
1. Continuous assessment:
Students who opt for the CA modality will have two evaluation opportunities, the ordinary call at the end of the semester and the extraordinary one at the end of the course (June-July).
1.1 Ordinary call
The ordinary call consists of a set of assessments that will be carried out throughout the semester. The dates of all the tests will be published in a shared calendar and will be available at the beginning of the semester. 
The weight and content of the assesssments is as follows:
- Objective questions exam and/or questions of development (NExam):
It covers all of the contents taught in the theoretical classes.  Includes short problems or questions, or multiple answer questions.
The exam will last 1 hour (type A hour).
The student passes this part if he/she gets a mark greater than or equal to 4 over 10.
- Problem and/or exercise solving (NExerc):
It consists of a set of problems and/or design exercises that students must solve and deliver on certain previously stipulated dates.
These activities would be realized outside the classroom hours.
The student passes this part if he/she gets a mark greater than or equal to 4 over 10.
- Laboratory practices (NPrac):
The student must correctly implement the circuits described in the practice scripts and deliver a results report corresponding to each practice. The mark of each practice depends on these results.
It can be done individually or by groups of 2 students. In the latter case, if both attend the practice, the mark is the same for both.
The practices are compulsory. The students must attend at least 4 of the 5 practice sessions (80% compulsory attendance).
- Project (NPro):
It must be done by collaborative groups of 2 students, preferably.
This project will be carried out in type C hours under the supervision of the responsible faculty.
The student passes this part if they obtain an NPro grade greater than or equal to 4 out of 10.
Continuous assessment final grade (Final_CA):

The final grade of the ordinary CA is obtained as follows:
Final_CA = (NExam*0.3 + NExerc*0.1 + NPrac*0.3 + NPro*0.3) if NExam, NExerc and NPro are greater than or equal to 4;
Final_CA = min [(NExam*0.3 + NExerc*0.1 + NPrac*0.3 + NPro*0.3), 4.9] in any other case;

1.2 Extraordinary call:

The student that does not pass one or more assessments of the ordinary call can recover the following parts in the extraordinary call:
He/she can complete the project and this mark replaces the previous one (NPro).
He/she can take the theoretical exam and this mark replaces the previous one (NExam).
He/she can do the problems and/or design exercises and this mark replaces the previous one (NExerc).

The final grade of the extraordinary call is obtained in the same way as the ordinary one.

2. Global assessment:
As with the continuous assessment, students who opt for global assessment will have two opportunities, ordinary and extraordinary calls. In both cases it will consist of the following parts:An exam in which all the theoretical contents of the subject are evaluated. It consists of several short problems and/or development questions and lasts 2 hours. To pass the subject it is necessary to obtain a 4 out of 10. This exam
represents 40% of the final grade (NExam).
A practical exam covering the same aims of the labortory practices developed during the course. This exam lasts 2 hours. The weight of this evaluation represents 20% of the final grade (Nprac).
An individual project with the same objectives and complexity as the project carried out in the continuous assessment. This project represents 40% of the final grade (NPro). To pass the subject it is necessary to obtain a grade greater than or equal to 4 out of 10.

Global assessment final grade (Final_GA):
The final grade (Final_GA) is obtained as follows:Final_GA = (NExam*0.4 + NPrac*0.2 + NPro*0.4) if NExam and NPro are greater than or equal to 4;Final_GA = min [(NExam*0.4 + NPrac*0.2 + NPro*0.4), 4.9] in any other case.

3. Other comments:
Students may write their reports, papers, exams or presentations in Spanish, Galician or English.
The grades obtained in the continuous or global assessment are only valid for the current academic year.
The use of books, notes or electronic devices such as phones or computers is not permitted in any exam. Mobile phones must be turned off and out of reach of the student.
Plagiarism is regarded as serious dishonest behavior. In the case that plagiarism is detected in any of the reports/tasks/exams done/taken, the final grade will be FAIL (0), and the incident will be reported to the corresponding academic authorities for prosecution.