GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE CALCULATION OF THE MARK:

The continuous assessment will consist of two written tests, for the first two themes, with a weight of 15% each, a Matlab laboratory practical, with a weight of 15%, and a hand-in of exercises to be developed, with a weight of 15%, being the weight of the final exam of 40%.

Students will have to take the ordinary exam of all the contents of the course, which will be 100% of the grade, in the following cases:

- Failure to complete or hand in any of the above points.

- Obtaining a mark of less than 4 points out of 10 in the final continuous assessment exam.

- Obtaining a mark lower than 5 points in the continuous assessment.

In the circumstances described in the first two sections of the above list, the continuous assessment mark would be assigned as the minimum value between a 4.5 and the mark calculated according to the weightings described above.

In any case, students who have passed the continuous assessment will have the possibility of taking the ordinary exam in order to obtain a higher mark. The assessment of students in the second and successive examinations will consist of an exam about the contents of the subject which will account for 100% of the mark.

ETHICAL COMMITMENT:

Students are expected to behave ethically. If unethical behaviour is detected (cheating, plagiarism, use of unauthorised electronic devices or other) will be automatically penalised with a grade of 0.0 in the current session.