Guia docente 2026_27 Escuela de Ingeniería Industrial

Assessment

	Description	Qualification	Training and Learning Results
Problem and/or exercise solving	CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT (CA). Students who wish to take part in continuous assessment will have continuous assessment tests throughout the term. * In Algebra, there will be three CA tests with the weights on the final grade of Algebra indicated: 2 partial exam(15% each test) to be held in the weeks scheduled by the Centre for the practices of the first term, and a third global exam (all subject contents) that will take place on the date of the exam of the global assessment option. In addition, 10% of the final mark in Algebra will correspond to class work and exercises. * In Statistics, there will be two CA tests with the weights on the final Statistics grade indicated: the first one for topics 1 and 2 (20%) to be taken upon completion of these topics, and the second one will be global (80%) and will take place on the date of the exam of the global assessment option. GLOBAL ASSESSMENT (GA). Students who wish to take the GA will only have a final exam in Algebra and another in Statistics at the end of the term, which will include the whole subject.	100		B3	C1	D2 D5 D6 D9

Other comments on the Evaluation
Continuous Evaluation vs. Global Assessment. Students must choose between the Continuous Assessment (CA) and Global Assessment (GA) systems before the deadline established by the School. Assessment 1st Opportunity. At the end of the term, once the continuous or global assessment exams have been completed, the student will have a grade out of 10 points for Algebra (A) and a grade out of 10 points for Statistics (S), which will represent 100% of the grade for each part. The final grade of the subject will be calculated as follows: If both grades A and S are greater 0 equal to 3.5, then the final grade will be (A+S)/2. If either grade A or S is less than 3.5, then the final grade will be the minimum of the amounts (A+S)/2 and 4.5. A student will be given the grade of no-show if he/she does not sit for any of the CA or GA exams of the two parts of the subject after the deadline established by the center to decide between CA or GA; if, after that deadline, he/she sits for any test that corresponds to him/her according to that decision, he/she will be considered to have sat for it. Assessment 2nd Opportunity. The evaluation of the students in the second edition of the minutes will be carried out by means of an exam of Algebra and another one of Statistics that will suppose 100% of the final grade of each part. To calculate the final grade of the subject the procedure described above will be applied. If at the end of the term (first edition of minutes) a student obtains a grade higher or equal to 5 points (out of 10) in one of the parts (Algebra or Statistics) then, in the second edition, he/she will be able to skip the final exam of that part and keep the grade obtained in the first edition. Ethical commitment: The student is expected to present an appropriate ethical behaviour. In the case of detecting unethical behaviour (copying, 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. Any fraudulent conduct in any assessment activity will result in a grade of zero (fail) being recorded for the corresponding examination session, regardless of the weight that particular assessment may have in the overall course grade, and without prejudice to any disciplinary consequences that may arise (Article 42 of the Regulations on Assessment, Grading, and the Quality of Teaching and the Student Learning Process). The use of any electronic device will not be allowed during the evaluation tests unless expressly authorized.