ASSESSMENT REGULATION:

1. Unless something different is formally mentioned by the professors of the course, it is completely forbidden to attend the assessment activities with any device that allows the student either to communicate with people outside the room, or to store pieces of information. During the exams the mobiles must be switched off at all times.

2. Every student must prove her/his identity in accordance with the current regulation.

ASSESSMENT:

1. Attendance is compulsory for all the assessment activities of the course. 

2. In order to pass the subject any student must obtain, at least, 5 points of a maximum of 10.

3. The different continuous assessment activities will take place during the course, and they weight 30% of the final mark. This being clarified, those who obtain, at least, 5 points (of a maximum of 10) in the objective tests will not need to sit the official exam.

4. The official exam weights the remaining 70% of the final mark, and there are two official opportunities to sit it, in January and in July. On top of the requirement established in the second point of this section, to pass the subject it is necessary to get at least 3 points (of a maximum of 7) in this official exam.

5. Any student who does not take part in at least 20% of the assessments activities will get the “No Presentado” final mark.

6. The part time students and to those who have the “dispensa académica de exención de asistencia” according to the UDC’s regulation will have the chance to complete the continuous assessment, after adapting these activities to their specific situation.

ASSESSMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

1. The same assessment criterion will be applied to the two official opportunities.

2. The “early opportunity” will consist of a sole exam that will weight 100% of the final mark. Therefore, to pass the subject any student must obtain, at least, 5 points of a maximum of 10 in this exam.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

Students are encouraged to attend the lectures and to show an important level of participation. We strongly recommend the use of the textbooks listed in the “sources of information” section. Additionally, students must try to solve the problem sets when they are released.