Considerations on the evaluation of the tests (intermediate and end of term test):
The part of multiple-choice questions and the part of numerical problems/exercises will have a weight of 50% each in the two tests. In order to be able to average the theory part and the problems/exercises part, a minimum of 3 points out of 10 must be obtained in either part.
-A minimum score of 4 points out of 10 must be achieved in the first examination in order for it to be averaged with the second one. Students who have not achieved a grade of at least 4 points out of 10 in the first examination and those who wish to raise their grade must take a recovery exam of the first part of the course (1 hour time) whose grade will replace the one obtained previously. This recovery test will take place on the date scheduled for the 2nd examination The average of the two exams must be at least 4 points out of 10 in order to be added to the rest of the evaluation elements. If this minimum score is not reached, only the weighted grade of both exams will appear in the student grading reports.

Qualification in the 1st edition of the call (May-June):

-Once the above criteria have been taken into account, passing the course is achieved with an overall mark of 5 points out of 10.The student's participation in any of the assessement items with the
exception of problem solving and/or exercises (deliverables) and
self-assessment tests disqualifies him/her from obtaining the grade of
NOT PRESENTED. The overall qualification in the first edition of the
call will be made up of the marks obtained in the problem solving
classes (deliverables) (1 point), self-assessment tests (1 point),
hands-on work follow-up (1 point), Lab report (1 point), 1st examination
(3 points) and 2nd examination (3 points).

Qualification in the 2nd edition of the call (July):
The qualification in this edition will be made up of two components:
1. Grades obtained by the student during the course:
Only the marks obtained by the student during the course in the lab practices (1 point) and the Lab report (1 point) will be retained.
2. Final exam on the contents of the subject (8 points).
This exam will include numerical problems/exercises and multiple-choice questions. A minimum grade of 4 out of 10 points will be required in this exam in order to be added to the grade obtained in the practicals.

Global assessment mode (not continuous):

-Students who wish to take this option must notify the subject coordinator in writing within one month of the start of the term. It is compulsory to complete the Lab practices/Lab report and a global assessment examination in order to pass the course.
-Lab practices/Lab report (2 points): the same considerations established above for continuous assessment will apply.
-Global assessment examination (8 points): The exam will have two parts, one of numerical problems/exercises and the other of multiple-choice questions and will cover all the topics of the course, with the same considerations as those determined above for continuous assessment. Passing the subject requires an overall mark of 5 points out of 10.
The date of this exam will coincide with the date of the final exam of the four-month period established for continuous assessment.

Evaluation of students in the Integrated Cycle of the Seniors Programme:

-Compulsory attendance to 80% of the theoretical and practical classes and seminars.
-Accomplishement of a theoretical-practical work on a subject of the course.
-Accomplishement of the self-assessment tests programmed through the e-learning platform.