Attendance
to practical lectures (including the submission of
requested exercises) and submission of seminar reports are required conditions to be evaluated. Practical work and seminar reports will account for 50% of the final score (practical works: 20% and seminar reports: 30%). Objective tests will account for 50% of the score. To pass the course, 5 points out of 10 should be obtained in each test. In
addition to this, the submission of the seminar reports, as well as the active
participation in them, attendance to tutorial sessions,
fieldtrip, AEMET visit, etc., will also be considered in the final score. Students
who do not pass the partial exemption exams will be evaluated in the
official tests of June and July. This call will be evaluated in the same way (percentages), by examining the theoretical and practical contents and submitting the seminar reports. To qualify as NOT PRESENTED, the students should not have
participated in more than 40% of the evaluable activities.

All prior observations apply to part-time students and/or with academic exemption. Exceptional cases: when a student could not do all the evaluation activities due to justified causes, the Professors will take the actions they consider adequate to assess the work of the student. Students who pass the course in the first opportunity will have priority to be granted with Honors.

EARLY CALL FOR DECEMBER: The teaching guide that will be applied to students who apply for the early December call will be that of the current academic year.

The fraudulent completion of tests or evaluation activities, once proven, will result in a direct failing grade for the examination in which it occurred: the student will be graded as "fail" (numerical grade of 0) for the corresponding academic term, whether the misconduct takes place during the first or second opportunity. If necessary, their grade will be modified in the record of the first attempt.