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Grao en Química
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  Química Inorgánica 4
   Assessment
Methodologies Description Qualification
Laboratory practice The preparation and execution of the experimental part (laboratory practice) will represent 75% of the final mark. The approximate breakdown of this part is:
1. Instructor's assessment of lab skills (planning, time management, skill and confidence in practical work) and results of the synthesis and characterization (20%).
2. Preparation of each experiment, interpretation of the results and conclusions reached (assessed by personal interview) (35%).
3. Oral presentations of the work carried out in the laboratory (15%).
4. Laboratory notebook and reports on each experiment (30%).
75
Seminar Instructor's assessment of the participation in seminars and lectures (quantity and quality of the participation: questions, resolution of problems and exercises...) 5
Supervised projects The literatura review to prepare the experiments, the results of the experimental work and the conclusions reached will be assessed by personal interview.
(Its approximate contribution to the overall mark is described in the previous section).
0
Oral presentation In the oral presentation of the "Laboratory practice", the instructor will assess the analysis of the results and the conclusions, and the active participation of the students in the discussion after each presentation.
(Its approximate contribution to the overall mark is given above).
0
Summary The laboratory notebook and the reports will also be assessed.
(Its approximate contribution to the overall mark is given above).
0
Mixed objective/subjective test A written text including questions and numerical problems related to the contents of the course. Those students attending to the course on a regular basis are allowed to make a preliminary test. Those obtaining four points (of a máximum of 10) in this text, with an average grade of the overall course of five points, may choose not to participate in the final test. 20
 
Assessment comments

This is a course with an important loading of experimental work. Therefore, attendance to all scheduled classes is mandatory.


First opportunity (June): The maximum score is 10 points, and passing the course requires a minimum of 5 points. In each of the assessed parts, it is required a minimum of 40% of the maximum score posible for that part. The assessment process will start when the student begins the work in the lab. Thus, every student that reaches this stage will obtain a mark even if the different activities of the course, including the laboratory practice, are not completed. Second opportunity (July): The maximum score is 10 points, and passing the course requires obtaining 5 points. Students will be assessed by an objective test, from which students can obtain up to 2 points, and a laboratory practice test (which counts for a maximum of 8 points). The practical test will consist on the preparation and execution of a laboratory experiment using the same criteria detailed in the "methodology" section, with the exception that the preparation of the experiment will not be tutored. An inappropriate preparation of the experimental work will result in a negative assessment (failed course) before beginning the laboratory work. From the time the student begins the preparation of the experiments, or the realization of the objective test, it is considered that accepted to be assessed, and therefore those students that reach these stages will obtain a mark even if the different activities of the course are not completed. Those students assessed in the second opportunity (July) can be awarded with honors only if the máximum number of students that finish the course with honors is not reached after the first opportunity (June).


Those students that fail the course and wish to take the course in comming academic years will have to participate again in all the activities of the course, and will be assessed accordingly.


Note: Competences assessed with the different methodologies: Competences A1, A3, A4, A5, A9, A12, A14, A15, A16, A17, A18, A19, A20, A21, A22, A23, A24, A25, B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B7, C1, C7, C8 will be assessed during the laboratory practice. Competences A1, A3, A4, A5, A9, A12, A14, A15, A20, A21, A24, B2, B3, C1 will be assessed in the mixed test. Competences A14, A15, A16, B1, B2, B4, B7, C1 will be evaluated through the participation of the students in seminars and lectures. Competence C2 will be evaluated throughout the course (oral English) and with the reports, laboratory notebook and tests (written English).

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