Guia docente 2023_24 Escola de Enxeñaría de Minas e Enerxía

Basic operations and processes of refining, petrochemicals and carbo-chemicals

Assessment

	Description	Qualification	Training and Learning Results
Lecturing	Activities will be carried out in Moovi and exercises in class or related to each of the topics. Expected results from this subject: Know the processes used to obtain fuel products and petrochemical raw materials. To know the measurement techniques of the properties of fuels. To know the measurement techniques of the properties of fuels.	15		B1 B3		D5
Laboratory practical	The work and the report made by the students will be assessed. Expected results from this subject: Know and understand the basic aspects of separation operations and chemical reactors.	10	A3 A4	B3 B5	C25 C26	D5
Practices through ICT	The work and the report made by the students will be evaluated. Expected results from this subject: Know and understand the basics of the operations of separation and chemical reactors.	10	A3 A4	B3 B5	C25 C26	D5
Problem and/or exercise solving	An examination of basic operations problems will be carried out, which will take place on the date established in the official calendar of the center. Expected results from this subject: Know and understand the basics of the operations of separation and chemical reactors.	40	A2 A5	B1 B3	C25 C26
Essay questions exam	An exam will be held in the last week of the semester tackling natural gas and refining, petrochemicals and carbochemicals Expected results from this subject: Know the processes used to obtain fuel products and petrochemical raw materials Know the techniiques for measuring the properties of fuels	25		B1	C25 C27	D3 D5

Other comments on the Evaluation
Considerations on continuous assessment To pass the subject, a minimum of 3.5/10 is required in each of the evaluable sections. In case that after adding all the marks, the value is equal to or greater than 5, but the minimum score is not reached in any of the evaluable sections, the final mark will be 4. Considerations on global assessment Students will have a maximum period of two months from the start of the course to refuse to continuous assessment. This global test can include questions from laboratory practices and practices with the support of ICT, therefore, the student will be allowed to reach 100% of the mark. Considerations on second opportunity: In the second opportunity, the marks of the laboratory practices and practices with ICT support will be kept for those students who have passed these methodologies. For those students who have not passed them or have refused to carry out the continuous assessment, the second opportunity exam may include questions from these methodologies.