Students must
choose between the continuous evaluation system or the non-continuous
evaluation system. The continuous evaluation system is based on three exams
that will take place during the course and a team project that must be produced
by the end of the course. The non-continuous evaluation system is based on an
exam that will include the entire contents of the subject (100% of final
marks).

The evaluation
method exposed in the previous point of this guide (`Evaluation´) is for
continuous evaluation. The only theoretical-practical exam on the contents of
the subject that make up 40% of the mark of the continuous evaluation will
requiere a minimum mark. It is necessary to attend the two partial exam and
obtaining at least 5 marks (out of 10) in this test to be considered passed (or
what is the same, students must obtain a minimum of 2 points out of the 4
points that are worth the total of the test to be considered passed). In other
words, if this minimum mark of 2 is not reached in this test, the other part of
the evaluation of the subject will not be computed (team work); consequently
the official mark if the students will be fail. Students which have failed in
this point will have to attend the recovery exam in July including all the
contents of the course (100% of the topics) in an exam to be evaluated out of
10 marks.

Non-continuous
evaluation. In the official calls of May / June and
for the July call, an exam must be carried out on the entire content of the
subject, 100% of the subject (value 10 points). This exam will have two parts:
one part with a theoretical-practical test that will be worth 5 marks and
another part, in which the students must demonstrate that they have the skills
and competences acquired in the subject through a practical exercise to be
developed in a spreadsheet which will be worth the other 5 marks. Both tests
have a minimum mark required to pass the exam. Therefore, it is necessary to
score more than 2.5 (out of 5) in each of the parts in order for them to be
considered passed.

Other
indications:

The details of
the course are presented and available at the remote learning platform `Moovi´.
In this regard, all the indications included in this guide are available in a
document uploaded at Moovi so the students can have ready access to it.

The differences of
the evaluation systems and methodologies between the centers that teach the
Degree in Business Administration at the University of Vigo are justified by
the necessary adaptation to the different teaching organizations of each center,
especially in terms of the type of groups, and the average number of students
per group.

The evaluation system
is designed for a presential modality. However, in the case that for any
circumstance  the availability of places
and / or teachers necessary to carry them out is not guaranteed, the course and
its test could be carried out in a non-presential modality, either through the
different telematic resources available at Uvigo (Moovi platform), email,
remote campus or, where appropriate, through oral tests.