Problem solving will account for 40% of the final grade and will consist of solving practical exercises that will be structured in two blocks and must be approved independently.

The objective test represents 40% of the final grade and will consist of a multiple choice test that is structured in two blocks and must be passed independently.

To pass the subject it is necessary to pass the resolution of problems, the objective test and the work of the subject independently.

Students may request the waiver of continuous assessment by informing the coordinator of the subject within the established period.

If so, the evaluation will be 50% Problem solving and 50% objective test.

To pass the subject, students must have independently passed all the evaluation sections and have attended 80% of the practical classes. The non-attendance to the practices supposes the loss to the continuous evaluation.

Students who have one of the approved parts will keep the passed part for the next call within the same academic year.

2nd chance

The students can examine 100% of the subject having two tests: 50% Problem solving and 50% objective test.

To pass the subject, students must independently pass the theoretical and practical exam.

In any of the calls, if the students obtain a numerical grade greater than 5, but do not meet the requirements established to pass the subject, they will have a grade of 4.5 (failed). In case of lower grades, the grade obtained will be given.

Problem solving will account for 50% of the final grade and will consist of solving practical exercises that will be structured in two blocks and must be approved independently.

The objective test represents 50% of the final grade and will consist of a multiple choice test that is structured in two blocks and must be passed independently.

Considerations:

Students who take this subject are required to conduct themselves responsibly and honestly. Any form of fraud (i.e. copying and / or plagiarism) aimed at falsifying the level of knowledge or skill achieved by a student in any type of test, report or work designed for this purpose is considered inadmissible. Fraudulent conduct may result in the subject being suspended for a full course. will keep an internal record of these actions so that, in the event of recidivism, the opening of a disciplinary case can be requested in the rectory.

Ethical commitment:

The student must exhibit appropriate ethical behavior. In the event of unethical behavior (copying of seminars, plagiarism of work, and use of unauthorized electronic equipment, etc.) that impede the proper development of teaching activities, the student will be considered not to meet the requirements necessary to pass the subject, and in this case your qualification in the current academic year will be suspended (0.0). The use of any electronic device during the assessment tests will not be permitted unless expressly authorized. The fact of introducing an unauthorized electronic device in the examination room will be considered a reason for not passing the subject in the current academic year and the overall grade will be suspended (0.0).

Image and / or audio recording: Unless expressly authorized by the teacher, it will not be allowed to record, in whole or in part, both sound and image, the master classes, seminars or practices of the subject, in accordance with the provisions of the Property Law Intellectual, the Organic Law for the Protection of Personal Data and the Organic Law for the Civil Protection of the Right to Honor, Personal and Family Privacy and Self-Image. Depending on the subsequent use, the non-consensual recording may give rise to civil, disciplinary, administrative and, eventually, criminal liability.