• CHOICE OF CONTINUOUS EVALUATION.

By default it will be considered that the student opts by continuous assessment (CA). If a student wishes to opt by no continuous, he/she will must  communicate it to the teacher before the week 4 of the academic course. The communication must be made by email.  

• FIRST CALL.

Continuous assessment (CA). This will be  formed by:

1. Laboratory work B, representing 25% of the mark. This work must be delivered via Faitic before day 8 January.
2. Project C, representing 25% of the mark. This project must be delivered via Faitic before the day 8 January.
3. Partial exam of the contents given until about the quarter's middle, representing 25% of the mark. This exam will do average with the final exam if the student minimun mark is  1/3 of the total mark. If the student mark  is lower than this minimun he/she must do another exam of this part in the final exam. The date of this exam will be approved at the  Comision Academica de Grado (CAG) and published at the beginning of the quarter. 
4. Final exam, in the agreed date in Board of School.  Two cases are posible:

• Students with mark greather than minimum in the partial exam. This exam will consist of the subjects given from about the quarter's middle to the end. It will represent 25% of the total mark. To be able to surpass the course the student must obtain in this exam a minimum mark  of 3,33 points of 10.
• Students with mark lower than minimum in the partial exam. This exam will consist of all the subjects given in the course.It will represent 25% of the total mark.  To be able to surpass the course the student must obtain in this exam a minimum mark  of 3,33 points of 10.

Eventual assessment. The students that do not choose CA will do a final exam by 80% of the mark, together with B  laboratory practise,  that will provide the other 20%.

The final exam will be the same for all the students, independently of if they opt by continuous or no continuous assessment.

Students that do not choose CA in the first call will do a final exam by 80% of the final mark, together with the laboratory  that will complete the other 20%. It is saved the mark of the laboratory of the first call.

The students that have opted  in the first call by CA, can follow in July by CA or change to not CA. The students that  change to not CA, MUST communicate it explicitly to the teacher by electronic mail before day June 1.

• In the first case, that is for the students than continue by  CA in July, the mark of the partial exam and final exam (when the minimun mark is surpasses),  is saved from the January announcement.  All students that have not surpassed the  minimum mark in the theoric exam of the first call MUST do the final exam in July.
• In the second case, not CA students in July, will do a final exam  by 80% of the note, and laboratory practices by 20%. The laboratory mark will be maintained in this case, properly scaled/porcentuated.

The students that change from non CA to CA, will maintain the laboratory mark.

• ADDITIONAL NOTES.

• Minimal cualification for theory evaluation (long answer tests and development).  Independently of if continuous or not continuous assesment, and independently of the call, it will be necessary to get a minimun of 3,33 over 10 for CA and 3,75 over 10 for non CA, in the theoretical exam (long answer tests and development), for the approval of the course.
•  It will be considered  to the student as "no presented" if he/she has not followed continous evaluation and has not presented to the final exam. Equally, if he/she follows CA (continuous evaluation) and has not attended anyone of the A, B and C parts, he/she will be considered as "no presented".
• The qualifications obtained in the laboratory B and project C  will be valid only during the academic course in that they were realised.
• In the case that the total mark is equal or higher than 5, but the minimun in some
  part has not been reached, the final mark will be 4.5 points (failure).

• Will be formed by:
• Theoretical exam (50%). Personal exam about all theoric themes of the course, representing 50% of the total mark. The student will need a minimal mark of 3,33 of 10  for the approval of the course.
• Laboratory work B, representing 25% of the mark.
• Project C, representing 25% of the mark.