- Continuous assessment: In order to do the weighted average of the different qualifications, the student should submit all the tasks (practical work/s with report, midterm exam and final exam.) Moreover, at least 40% of the maximum grade must be obtained in the final exam and 40% of the maximum grade in each practical work. In case that these thresholds are not reached, the final grade will be the minimum of the weighted grade (using the weights indicated in the previous table) and 4.

- Global assessment: In order to do the weighted average of the different qualifications, the student should submit all the tasks (practical work/s with memory, and final exam.) Moreover, at least 40% of the maximum grade must be obtained in the final exam and 40% of the maximum grade in each practical work. In case that these thresholds are not reached, the final grade will be the minimum of the weighted grade (with a weight of 40% for the practical work/s and 60% for the final exam) and 4.

All the exams/test and practical works will be done individually and they can not be recovered.

The schedule of the midterm exams and the delivery of practical work/s will be published in a shared calendar and will be available at the beginning of each academic semester.

After the publication of the grades of the midter exam the students will have a one-month period to resign continuous assessment.

The same rules will be applied to the second call, where the students will choose if they keep the qualification of the midterm exam and are assessed with continuous assessment, or if they prefer to be assessed by global assessment. The grade of the midterm exam will not be saved for subsequent years.

In case of early call, the assessment will be performed by final exam only.

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