Assessment criteria are the same for every assessment opportunity.
This means that, in every opportunity: 1) the two multiple-choice questions tests will account for a 50% of the total marks of the course; 2) the final exam accounts for another 50% of the total marks.
Just for the advanced call, students will take a mix test, in order to assess all the competencies and contents of the subject.
Assessment criteria will be published at the beginning of every test, together with the text of the exam.
Unattended tests accounts for zero points. Fraud during the tests means a zero points mark in the final assessment of the subject.
Absent qualification. This qualification will be assigned, exclusively, to those students that did not attend any exam or attended just one of the multiple-choice questions test.

The only material permitted during the assessment tests and exams are the strictly necessary to answer the questions: pencil, ball-pen, eraser and non-programmable calculator.
It is expressly prohibited to attend the tests and exams provided with: mobile phones and any other device capable of remote communication and/or storage; b) notes, annotations, books or similar material that was not expressly authorized in the examination call or website (Moodle) of the subject. Failing to observe this rule will be deemed as fraud, regardless this devices and materials would have been used or not during the tests or the exams.
Students have to prove their identity in accordance with current regulations.
Part-time students with academic permission not to attend the classes will have to contact the teacher by the tenth day of the term, in order to receive an individual tutorial schedule, which will include dates for the multiple-choice questions test. Exams for this students will be held on the same date as the rest of the students.