CONTINUOUS EVALUATION

To pass the subject, students must submit all 4 assignments on the dates indicated by the teachers. Practices not submitted on the indicated day without justified cause (causes included in the regulation on evaluation, grading, and quality of teaching approved in the faculty meeting on April 18, 2023) will be considered failed, and the student must submit them in the second opportunity exam.

Each of the practical assignments will be valued on a maximum of 10 points and accounts for 25% of the subject's evaluation. It is necessary to obtain a minimum score of 50% (5 points) in each of the assignments to pass. Once the provisional grades for each practice are published, the teacher will set a date for their revision, and once this date has passed, the grade will be considered final.

Attendance is mandatory. Students with unexcused absences cannot be evaluated and will be considered failed, and they will have to attend the second opportunity exam.

Requirements to pass the subject:

• Approval of all practical assignments
• Attendance to class

The final grade is the result of the practical assignments, and it is not possible to pass the subject with any failed part.

SECOND OPPORTUNITY

On the official exam day, the student must submit any failed assignments. Each practical assignment will be valued on a maximum of 10 points and accounts for 25% of the subject's evaluation.

It is necessary to obtain a minimum score of 50% (5 points) in each of the assignments to pass this part.

The final grade is the result of the practical assignments, and it is not possible to pass the subject with any failed part.

GLOBAL EVALUATION

Students must inform the teacher of their resignation from the continuous evaluation system within the deadline established by the institution for this purpose, attaching the duly completed and signed document (by both the student and the teacher). Outside the deadline set by the institution, students cannot opt for this evaluation system.

The global evaluation test will be carried out on the date and time scheduled by the institution in the official exam calendar.

The student must pass each and every one of the planned evaluation tests described below, obtaining a minimum score of 5 points in each of them; otherwise, they will not be evaluated, and the subject will be failed.

Given the extent of the tests, students who opt for global evaluation must have 4 hours to take them from the official start time of the subject's exam according to the official calendar.

Description of the tests:

Test 1. Theoretical exam. The theoretical exam will be carried out. The exam is worth 40% of the total grade, and it is necessary to obtain a minimum score of 5 points to pass this part. A lower score will not serve as an average with the other tests.

Test 2. Practical assignments. Submit the four assignments proposed by the teacher. The set of assignments (4) is worth 30% of the total grade. It is necessary to obtain a minimum score of 5 points in each of the assignments to pass this part. A lower score will not serve as an average with the other tests. The assignments will be submitted on the exam date and time. Details of the contents of the assignments, methodologies, and evaluation criteria will be provided to global evaluation students once the deadline for explicit resignation from continuous evaluation has ended.

Test 3. Practical activity. After taking the exam, students must perform practical activities similar to those carried out by continuous evaluation students, using the same resources and equipment used by them. The test will last a maximum of two hours from the start of the exam. Details of the tests, as well as evaluation criteria, will be sent to students no later than one month after their effective resignation from continuous evaluation. The selection of practical activities, as a whole, is worth 30% of the total grade, and it is necessary to obtain a minimum score of 5 points to pass this part. A lower score will not serve as an average with the other tests.

Summary of the tests and percentage of valuation:

Test 1. Exam. Valuation of 40% of the total grade.

Test 2. Practical assignments. Valuation of 30% of the total grade.

Test 3. Practical activities. Valuation of 30% of the total grade.

Students must obtain a minimum score of 5 points in all tests.