The evaluation of the previous tutored work is implicit in the assessment made by the examining board of the submitted dissertation and its public presentation, the continuous monitoring of which must be duly reflected in the report provided by the tutor.

The TFM document must be submitted in electronic format digitally signed by the author or an affidavit of authorship will be attached.

With regard to plagiarism, the provisions of article 14 of the Rules for the Evaluation, Revision and Claiming of Grades for Bachelor's and Master's Degree Studies will be observed.

With regard to plagiarism, the provisions of the current Syllabus shall apply, in particular:

5.4.1 Assessment in the distance mode:

[...] The university must establish the appropriate mechanisms to guarantee the identity of the students, as well as the authorship and originality of any of the assessment tests and work carried out by the students, for which purpose the videoconferencing and synchronous communication tools available in the virtual classroom will be used.

[...] during the assessment processes, teachers may ask students to identify themselves by asking them to present their ID card, passport [or similar document], or by carrying out any prior or subsequent checks they deem appropriate.

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