Students who choose to take the global assessment will not be able to take any test (of any part ofthe subject), corresponding to continuous assessment, that is done after the date indicated by the Dean's Office to express the type of assessment chosen.
1) Continuous evaluation
The subject will be considered passed if the sum of the scores of the different tests to be taken is equal to or greater than 5 points, otherwise the whole of the Second Opportunity exam will have to be taken.
1.1- Evaluation of the theory

The evaluation of the "master classes" will be carried out in three written exams throughout the course, two of them within the hours of theory of the subject and one on the date of the First Opportunity exam. In each of the first two exams, all the theoretical contents prior to 5 calendar days from the date of the test will be evaluated, whether or not they have been previously evaluated. The first test is worth 2.0 points and the second 3.5. The 3rd exam, to be carried out on the date of the overall evaluation of the First Opportunity, will have a value of 1.5 points and will cover the entire theory.
1.2- Evaluation of Practices
The evaluation of the "Laboratory Practices" will be carried out at the same time as the first exam of the "Lectures". It will have a maximum score of 0.5 points.
The evaluation of the "ICT-supported practices" will be carried out on the date assigned for the final evaluation of the First Opportunity. Its maximum score will be 1.0 points.

1.3- Evaluation of Problems
It will be carried out on the date of the First Opportunity final exam. The value of this part of the matter will be 1.5 points.
2) Overall evaluation
It will be carried out through a written exam with three parts: theory (maximum score=7), practices (maximum score=1.5) and problems (maximum score=1.5). The subject will be considered approved if the sum of the scores of the different parts of the exam is equal to or greater than 5 points. In the First Opportunity, only those students who have chosen this type of evaluation at the time will be able to carry it out.
In the Second Opportunity, it can be done by all students who have not passed the subject in the First Opportunity (whether in the continuous or global evaluation modality).



Students are strongly requested to fulfil a honest and responsible behaviour. It is considered completely unacceptable any alteration or fraud (i.e., copy or plagiarism) contributing to modify the level of knowledge and abilities acquired in exams, evaluations, reports or any kind of teacher’s proposed work. Fraudulent behaviour may cause failing the course for a whole academic year. An internal dossier of these activities will be built and, when reoffending, the university rectorate will be asked to open a disciplinary record