Guia docente 2023_24 Escola de Enxeñaría Industrial

Assessment

	Description	Qualification	Training and Learning Results
Self-assessment	All the students will be evaluated of continuous form along the course. Those students to which have been them conceded the renunciation to the continuous evaluation by part of the school, the procedure finds detailed in the section "Continuous evaluation waivers". Because of the multidisciplinary character of the subject, has divide the same in two blocks: - Block 1 - The electronics of power (EP) - Block 2 - The automatic regulation (RA) The evaluation of each one of the blocks follows the same methodologies. The note of each one of the blocks will be composed by: - 20% of the note of practices (see Report of practices) - 80% of note of theory, in which in the case of the block EP 44,5% is note of continuous evaluation and 35,5% is the note of the final examination (see Examination of objective questions), and in the case of the block RA 40% is note of continuous evaluation and 40% is the note of the final examination (see Examination of objective questions). Each one of the blocks pound in the final note of the subject to 50%, whenever the note obtained in each block was approved or upper. If it suspends one of the blocks, the final note of the subject will be the obtained in said block. If they suspend the two blocks, the final note of the subject will be the minor of the obtained in the blocks. Ordinary announcements consider ordinary announcements the one of January and June/Julio. Evaluation of theory of the block of electronics of power BEP: note of the block The note of evaluation of theory obtains by the same method in the two announcements (January and June/Julio) The theoretical contents of the block of Electronics of Power evaluate in three parts, with a punctuation of 0 to 10 each one: - EP1: Subjects 1.1 and 1.2 - EP2: Subject 1.3 - EP3: Subject 1.4 The continuous evaluation of the theory will do in partial of theory and will correspond to 35.5% of the final note of the block. It will consist in three proofs written, of individual and face-to-face character, of length 25 minutes (roughly) each one. In the partial proof 1 (PEP1) evaluates the content EP1, in the partial proof 2 (PEP2) evaluates the content EP2 and in the partial proof 3 (PEP3) evaluates the content EP3. The partial proofs PEP1 and PEP2 will carry out in schedule of classes of theory, and in case to approve , free matter of the final examination. The partial proof PEP3 will make in the week enabled by the school for proofs of continuous evaluation of the course and is compulsory for all the students. In case of not to present to the third partial (PEP3), or not obtaining an upper note to zero, the note of the block (BEP) calculates with the following formula: BEP = LEP 0,2 + PEP1 * 0,089 + PEP2 * 0,089 where LEP is the note of laboratory of the block (See Report of practices). The proofs will be able to consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: questions of type test, questions and/or exercises. The notes obtained in PEP1, PEP2 and PEP3 will be valid for the announcements of January and June of this course. Evaluation of theory of the block of automatic regulation BRA: note of the block The note of evaluation of theory obtains by the same method in the two announcements (January and June/July) The theoretical contents of the block of automatic regulation evaluate in three parts, with a punctuation of 0 to 10 each one: - RA1: Subjects 1, 2 (part) - RA2: Subjects 2 (part), 3 and 4 (part) - RA3: Subjects 4 (part) and 5 The continuous evaluation of the theory will do in partial of theory. It will consist in three proofs written, of individual and face-to-face character, of length 25 minutes (roughly) each one. It will correspond to 40% of the final note of the block. In the partial proof 1 (PRA1) evaluates the content RA1, in the partial proof 2 (PRA2) evaluates the content RA2 and in the partial proof 3 (PRA3) evaluates the content RA3. The partial proofs PRA1 and PRA2 will carry out in schedule of classes of theory, and in case to approve , free matter of the final examination. The partial proof PRA3 will make in the week enabled by the school for proofs of continuous evaluation of the course and is compulsory for all the students. In case of not to present to the third partial (PRA3), or not obtaining an upper note to zero, the note of the block (BRA) calculates with the following formula: BRA = LRA * 0,2 +PRA1 * 0,1 + PRA2 0,1 where LRA is the note of laboratory of the block (See Report of practices). The proofs will be able to consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: questions of type test, questions and/or exercises. The notes obtained in PRA1, PRA2 and PRA3 will be valid for the announcements of January and June of this course.	40		B3	C12 C25 C26	D2 D9 D10 D16
Report of practices, practicum and external practices	The laboratory practices will be evaluated continuously (session to session) with a score of 0 to 10 each, obtaining the average grade as a laboratory note (LEP or LRA). It will correspond to 20% of the final grade of the block. The evaluation criteria are: - Minimum attendance of 83% (5 of 6 practice sessions per block). - Puntuality. - Previous preparation of the practice. - Delivery of requested exercises. - Attitude and use of the session. - Compliance with the objectives set. The laboratory note for the calls of January and June will be LEP for the block of Power Electronics and LRA for the block of Automatic Regulation. The practical sessions will be carried out in groups. The statements of the practices will be available to students in advance. The students will fill out a set of results sheets, which they will deliver at the end of the practice, and which will justify their attendance and allow them to assess their use.	20		B3	C12 C25 C26	D3 D6 D9 D10 D16 D17
Objective questions exam	The Final Exam is composed by the Objective questions exam and the Essay questions exam, This exam will be held on the date and time according to the official school calendar, with a score of 0 to 10 points, individual and face-to-face. It will correspond to 40% of the final grade of each block. Power Electronics Block It will consist of two parts EEP1 and EEP2 , with contents EP1 and EP2 respectively. Each part may consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: test questions, questions and / or exercises. The first part (EEP1) and the second part (EEP2) of the Final Exam are compulsory for those students with a grade lower than 5 points in the respective partial tests PEP1 and PEP2. Students with a grade equal to or higher than 5 in PEP1 and / or PEP2 are exempt from submitting to EEP1 and / or EEP2, respectively, provided that in the third part of partial exam (PEP3) they obtain a higher grade to zero. The third part of the partial Exam (PEP3) is mandatory for all students. In case of not presenting to the third part of the partial Exam (PEP3), or not obtaining a mark superior to zero, the note of the block (BEP) is calculated with the following formula: BEP = LEP * 0,2 + PEP1 * 0,089 + PEP2 * 0,089 With a grade higher than zero in the third part of the Final Exam (EEP3), the corresponding note of the block (BEP) is calculated with the following algorithm: If PEP1 >= 5, then TEP1 = PEP1 * 0.267; If PEP1 < 5, then TEP1 = EEP1 * 0,178 + PEP1 * 0,089; If PEP2 >= 5, then TEP2 = PEP2 * 0,267 ; If PEP2 < 5, then TEP2 = EEP2 * 0,178 + PEP2 * 0,089; TEP3 = PEP3 * 0,267 BEP = LEP * 0,2 + TEP1 + TEP2 + TEP3 Automatic Regulation Block It will consist of two parts ERA1 and ERA2, with contents RA1 and RA2 respectively. Each part may consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: test questions, questions and / or exercises. The first (ERA1) and second (ERA2) parts of the Final Exam are compulsory for those students with a grade lower than 5 points in the respective partial tests PRA1 and PRA2. Students with a grade equal to or higher than 5 in PRA1 and/or PRA2 are exempt from submitting to ERA1 and / or ERA2, respectively, provided that in the third part of the partial Exam (PRA3) they obtain a grade higher than zero. In case of not attending the third part of the partial Exam (PRA3), or not obtaining a grade higher than zero, the block mark (BRA) is calculated with the following formula: BRA = LRA * 0.2 + PRA1 * 0.1 + PRA2 * 0.1 With a grade higher than zero in the third part of the partial Exam (PRA3), the corresponding note of the block (BRA) is calculated with the following algorithm: If PRA1 >= 5, then TRA1 = PRA1 * 0.3; If PRA1 < 5, then TRA1 = ERA1 * 0.2 + PRA1 * 0.1; If PRA2 >= 5, then TRA2 = PRA2 * 0.3; If PRA2 < 5, then TRA2 = ERA2 * 0.2 + PRA2 * 0.1; TRA3 = PRA3 * 0.2 BRA = LRA * 0.2 + TRA1 + TRA2 + TRA3 Final Score on the Subject Act The note of the subject act (NA), which comes from the notes in the blocks, is calculated with the following algorithm: If BEP >= 5 and BRA >= 5, then NA = BEP * 0.5 + BRA * 0.5 If BEP < 5 or BRA < 5, then NA = MINIMUM( BEP, BRA )	40		B3	C12 C25 C26	D2 D9 D16
Essay questions exam	See the explanation on the previous point: Objective questions exam	0		B3	C12 C25 C26	D3 D9 D16

Other comments on the Evaluation
Extraordinary Calls Students who have passed the laboratory by continuous assessment may maintain the grade previously achieved (LEP and LRA). If they have not done the practices, they are evaluated with zero. The Examination of the Extraordinary Convocation, to be held on the date and time according to the official calendar of the school, will consist of a written test, with a score of 0 to 10 points, of an individual and face-to-face character. It will correspond to 80% of the final grade of the block. The power electronics block will consist of three parts EEP1, EEP2 and EEP3, with contents EP1, EP2 and EP3 respectively. Each part may consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: test questions, questions and / or exercises. The EEP note is calculated as: EEP = EEP1 * 0.267 + EEP2 * 0.267 + EEP3 * 0.267 The automatic regulation block will consist of three parts ERA1, ERA2 and ERA3, with contents RA1, RA2 and RA3 respectively. Each part may consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: test questions, questions and / or exercises. The ERA note is calculated as: ERA = ERA1 * 0.3 + ERA2 * 0.3 + ERA3 * 0.2 The note of the minutes (NA) is calculated with the following algorithm: BEP = LEP * 0.2 + EEP BRA = LRA * 0.2 + ERA If BEP> = 5 and BRA> = 5, then NA = BEP * 0.5 + BRA * 0.5 If BEP <5 or BRA <5, then NA = MINIMUM (BEP, BRA) Continuous evaluation waivers The Final Exam, to be held on the date and time according to the official school calendar, will consist of a written test, with a score of 0 to 10 points, individual and face-to-face. It will correspond to 80% of the final grade of each block. The Power Electronics block will consist of three parts EEP1, EEP2 and EEP3, with contents EP1, EP2 and EP3 respectively. Each part may consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: test questions, questions and / or exercises. The EEP note is calculated as: EEP = EEP1 * 0.267 + EEP2 * 0.267 + EEP3 * 0.267 The Automatic Regulation block will consist of three parts ERA1, ERA2 and ERA3, with contents RA1, RA2 and RA3 respectively. Each part may consist of a combination of the following types of exercises: test questions, questions and / or exercises. The ERA note is calculated as: ERA = ERA1 * 0.3 + ERA2 * 0.3 + ERA3 * 0.2 In case of obtaining a minimum score of 5 points out of 10 in each of the blocks (EEP and ERA), tests will be carried out in the laboratories related to the practices carried out during the course in the blocks. The obtained ELEP grade will correspond to 20% of the final grade of the EP block. The obtained ELRA grade will correspond to 20% of the final grade of the RA block. If the minimum score of 5 points out of 10 is not obtained in any of the blocks, the ELEP and ELRA grade will be zero. The note of the minutes is calculated with the following algorithm: BEP = ELEP * 0.2 + EEP BRA = ELRA * 0.2 + ERA If BEP> = 5 and BRA> = 5, then NA = BEP * 0.5 + BRA * 0.5 If BEP <5 or BRA <5, then NA = MINIMUM (BEP, BRA) Guidelines for improvement and recovery: The block that is approved in first call will keep the note for the second call. The block that is suspended in the first call may be recovered in the second call. The notes in the practices and in the self-evaluation tests are those obtained in the first call. Ethical Commitment: The student is expected to exhibit adequate ethical behavior. In case of detecting unethical behavior (for example: copying, plagiarism, use of unauthorized electronic devices), it will be considered that the The student does not meet the necessary requirements to pass the subject. In this case, the overall grade in the current academic year will be suspended (0.0). The use of any electronic device during the evaluation tests will not be allowed, unless expressly authorized. The fact of introducing an electronic device not authorized in the exam room will be considered a reason for not passing the subject in this academic year, and the overall greade in the current academic year will be suspended (0.0).