For those students that choose continuous assesment. Four tests: 10% the first, 15% the second, 15% the third, and 60% the fourth.

The
three first will realise roughly in the weeks 5, 9, and 14.
The results will give to know in a reasonable time from his
realisation. These tests are not recoverable, that is to say, if a student
can not realise them in the moment in that they take place, the instructors
do not have the obligation of repeating them. Each test will evaluate
the exposed concepts in the subject from its start until
the previous week to its realisation, included. The fourth test will be a version reduced of the examination that will realise those who do not choose continuous assesment.

For those students that do not choose continuous assessment. Final examination: 100%

Students will be graded as long as they make any test (either the short tests, or the final examination). Students will be considered to choose continuous assesment as long as they make any short answer test. Students choosing final assesment will only make the final exam.

Students who chose continuous assesment and did not pass the subject, will receive the "fail" mark, independently of doing the final exam or not.that

The mark achieved in the first three tests will be kept for the retest, but not for subsequent years.

During the retest those students who chose continuous assessment will be allowed to choose if they wish to keep the mark achieved in the short tests, or if they want to be 100% assessed by the final exam.