The subject will be passed if a final grade equal to or greater than 5 is obtained, following the following criteria:

• Final Exam: Problem-solving related to the subject.
  Problem-solving Tests: Problem-solving tests will be conducted during the approved school schedule, including the exam period. None of the tests may exceed the legally established maximum percentage. Minimum grades may be set for any of the tests to contribute to the overall weighting. The content, dates, weights, and other specific details of each test will be published through the online teaching platform with an appropriate minimum advance notice, never less than two weeks before.
• Laboratory Sessions: Attendance with achievement in the Laboratory/Computer Room, the grading of reports submitted for each practical session, and supervised projects will have a maximum value of 2 points for the final grade. In order to be evaluated in this section, the student must attend a minimum of 7 practical sessions.

A numerical grading system from 0 to 10 points will be used according to current legislation (RD 1125/2003 of September 5, BOE of September 18).

Overall Evaluation: For students who explicitly waive continuous assessment, a single exam will be conducted to evaluate all the content of the subject, scored out of 10 points.

Ethical Commitment: Students are expected to exhibit appropriate ethical behavior. In the case of detecting unethical behavior (cheating, plagiarism, use of unauthorized electronic devices, and others), it will be considered that the student does not meet the necessary requirements to pass the subject. In this case, the overall grade for the current academic year will be a fail (0.0).

No devices are allowed during the evaluation tests unless expressly authorized. Introducing unauthorized devices into the examination room will be considered grounds for not passing the subject in the current academic year, resulting in an overall grade of fail

(0.0).