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The final exam, with a value between 40 and 60% (depending on the grade obtained in the seminar part) will consist of taking a written test. |
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| Laboratory practice |
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Up to 4 assessment tests will be carried out during the laboratory classes that will account for 40% of the final grade.
Only students enrolled part-time who have not been evaluated in the laboratory practical part will be able to take a specific test to recover 40% of the mark corresponding to this part. |
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<p>The student will finish the class period with a maximum of 60% of the grade, which will be obtained through two written controls (10% each) and the laboratory practice evaluation tests (40%).</p><p>On the dates established by the Faculty Board, the student will perform, in writing, the final exam of the subject. The mark obtained in the final exam will be rescaled so that the student has the opportunity to make up the lost part of 20% of the grade corresponding to the written controls carried out during the seminars. The grade corresponding to the evaluation of the laboratory practices cannot be recovered. In this way, the maximum grade for the final exam will be between 4 and 6 points out of 10.</p><p>The evaluation of the Seminars and the laboratory practices of the <b>students with part-time enrollment</b> may be carried out taking into account, <b>as far as possible</b>, their particular circumstances.</p><p>Regarding the <b>special call for December</b>, the evaluation process will include:</p><p>a) an objective test that will score a maximum of six points,</p><p>b) an exam to evaluate the knowledge acquired in the laboratory practices, which will score a maximum of four points.</p>
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