The percentages assigned to each test may undergo small modifications from one course to another depending on the needs of the subject.

OVERCOMING THE MATTER

To pass the subject it is necessary for the student to obtain a grade of 5 or higher in:
1- written test (mixed). It is the theoretical exam that will be carried out at the end of the semester on the date approved by the Faculty Board. At least 50% of the assigned grade must be reached in each part
2- Practical test. The same day of the theoretical exam and then the practical exam will be carried out.

STATUS OF STUDENT NOT PRESENTED

The student who, while enrolled in the subject, does not attend the different established evaluation activities, will be considered as "Not submitted" (NP).
In the absence of specific regulation for this degree (it will be followed if there is a specific regulation for the Degree in Podiatry), it will be considered that it must be qualified as "Not presented":
a) when the continuous evaluation process is not completed or
b) when he does not take the tests of the official evaluation period.
If the student takes only one of the final tests (written or practical), it will appear in the record as failed. If one of the parts is approved and the other is suspended, the approved part will be kept until the July call.

HONORS

Those students who obtain a 9 or higher grade may obtain honorary enrollment (MH). This rating will be awarded to the best grades, taking into account the possibility of granting an honorary enrollment for every 20 students.

STUDENT WITH PARTIAL ENROLLMENT

Those students with partial enrollment will be subject to the same criteria.

SECOND OPPORTUNITY
The passing of any of the parts (theoretical or practical) through the written test or practical test by the student in the first opportunity [meaning with a grade of 5 or higher] will be saved only until the second chance. On the second opportunity, only the suspension will be examined, but if it is suspended again on this second opportunity, the one approved on the first opportunity will not be saved for the new registration. Both the theoretical and the practical part will remain pending for the following course.

SECOND REGISTRATION
The student has the right to start the evaluation process (continuous and final) from scratch. However, she can choose to have some or all of her continuous assessment scores saved.

EXTRAORDINARY CALL FOR DECEMBER
The student will be examined through a theoretical exam (mixed test) and a practical exam (practical test).

PLAGIARISM. IMPLICATIONS Fraudulent performance by the student of the tests or evaluation activities, once verified, will directly imply the qualification of fail "0" in the corresponding opportunity, thus invalidating any qualification obtained in all the evaluation activities of facing the call.

ACADEMIC DISPENSATION Those students who have been granted an academic exemption will only attend for the practical, mixed and oral presentation tests. This principle will also apply to SICUE-ERASMUS students.

The fraudulent performance of the tests or evaluation activities, once proven, will directly imply the qualification of fail in the call in which it is committed: the student will be graded with "suspense" (numerical note 0) in the corresponding call of the academic year, whether the offense is committed on the first opportunity or on the second. For this, it will proceed to modify the qualification of it in the minutes of the first opportunity, if necessary ".

FOR THE REMAINING CRITERIA NOT EXPOSED RELATING TO EVALUATION, THEY WILL FOLLOW

As RULES FOR EVALUATION, REVIEW AND CLAIM OF QUALIFICATIONS TWO
DEGREE AND UNIVERSITY MASTER'S STUDIES
Approved by the Government Council on December 19, 2013
Modified by the Government Council of April 30, 2014
Modified by the Government Council of July 24, 2014
Modified by the Government Council of January 29, 2015
Modified by the Government Council of September 28, 2016
Modified by the Government Council of June 29, 2017

Learning outcomes	Study programme competences
Develop the biomechanical evaluation parameters of the lower extremity and design and execute an evaluation protocol.	A84 A85 A86	B24 B25 B28 B32 B39	C9 C11 C17
Know and define the fundamentals of the kinematics, statics and dynamics of the entire lower limb both analytically (joint levels) and in its functional globality through descriptive biomechanics and applied to registration systems.	A84 A85 A86	B24 B25 B28 B32 B39	C9 C11 C17
Know and define the morphostructural alterations of the foot.	A84 A85 A86	B28
Know and manage biomechanical analysis instruments	A85 A86	B28 B39	C9 C11

Topic	Sub-topic
I. METATIC UNIT I. FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOMECHANICS AND KINESIOLOGY	1.1. Biomechanics and kinesiology. 1.2. Kinematic and kinetic parameters. 1.3. Tissue biomechanics. 1.3.1. Bone 1.3.2. Articular cartilage 1.3.3. ligaments and tendons 1.3.4. fascias
II. THEMATIC UNIT II. JOINT BIOMECHANICS, POSTURE AND GALING 2.1. biomechanics gives posture	2.2. biomechanics kicks off 23. Biomechanics of the pelvic belt 2.4. Biomechanics of the hip joint 2.5. biomechanics of the knee 2.6. Biomechanics of the tibiofibular and tibiofibular-talar joints 2.7. Biomechanics of the subtalar, intertarsal, tarso-metatarsal, metatarsophalangeal and interphalangeal joints.
III. THEMATIC UNIT III. BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMS	3.1. Kinematic and kinetic parameters 3.2. Study and visual analysis 3.3. Study and instrumental analysis 3.4. Quantitative analysis. 3.5. Qualitative analysis 3.6. scales 3.7. Measuring instruments and systems
IV. THEMATIC UNIT IV. MORPHOSTRUCTURAL AND POSTURAL ALTERATIONS	4.1. Morphostructural alterations of the tibio-fibular-talar and foot joints. 4.2. Morphostructural alterations of the hip and knee joints.

Methodologies / tests	Competencies	Ordinary class hours	Student’s personal work hours	Total hours
Practical test:	A86 B24 B25 B28 C9 C17	1	16	17
Guest lecture / keynote speech	A84 A85 A86	21	0	21
Laboratory practice	B25 B28 C9 C11 C17	9	9	18
Seminar	A85 A86 B24 B39 C9	14	28	42
Mixed objective/subjective test	A84 A85 A86 B24 B25 B32 B39 C9 C11 C17	2	48	50

Personalized attention		2	0	2

(*)The information in the planning table is for guidance only and does not take into account the heterogeneity of the students.

Methodologies	Description
Practical test:	Proba que se realizará no laboratorio de prácticas e na que se buscará que o/a alumno/a desenvolva algunha técnica, método o procedemento que se tivese feito durante as clases prácticas.
Guest lecture / keynote speech	Clases expositivas para os grupos grandes de forma virtual. Expondranse contidos teóricos.
Laboratory practice	Prácticas no laboratorio de Biomecánica. Reprodúcense técnicas, métodos e procedimentos de exploración biomecánica previamente explicados e representados pola profesora.
Seminar	Técnica de traballo que ten como finalidade o estudo intensivo dun tema e que dará como resultado elaboración de documentos con presentacións orais, cuestionarios e un portafolios. Serán individuais e en grupo.
Mixed objective/subjective test	Proba que integra preguntas tipo de probas de ensaio e preguntas tipo de probas obxectivas. En canto a preguntas de ensaio, recolle preguntas abertas de desenvolvemento. Ademais, en canto preguntas obxectivas, pode combinar preguntas de resposta múltiple, de ordenación, de resposta breve, de discriminación, de completar e/ou de asociación.

Methodologies	Competencies	Description	Qualification
Practical test:	A86 B24 B25 B28 C9 C17	Exame práctico no laboratorio de prácticas de Biomecánica. Realizarase por parellas e consistirá en duas preguntas de execución práctica. O/a alumno/a reproducirá o procedemento, técnica ou método explicado e desenvolvido ó longo do cuatrimestre nas clases prácticas.	20
Mixed objective/subjective test	A84 A85 A86 B24 B25 B32 B39 C9 C11 C17	Exame escrito con preguntas obxectivas e de desenvolvemento.	60
Seminar	A85 A86 B24 B39 C9	Presentación oral en horarios de clase dun traballo en grupo. Entrega dun portafolios individual ó final do cuatrimestre e realización de cinco cuestionarios ó longo do cuatrimestre.	20

Assessment comments
The percentages assigned to each test may undergo small modifications from one course to another depending on the needs of the subject. OVERCOMING THE MATTER To pass the subject it is necessary for the student to obtain a grade of 5 or higher in: 1- written test (mixed). It is the theoretical exam that will be carried out at the end of the semester on the date approved by the Faculty Board. At least 50% of the assigned grade must be reached in each part 2- Practical test. The same day of the theoretical exam and then the practical exam will be carried out. STATUS OF STUDENT NOT PRESENTED The student who, while enrolled in the subject, does not attend the different established evaluation activities, will be considered as "Not submitted" (NP). In the absence of specific regulation for this degree (it will be followed if there is a specific regulation for the Degree in Podiatry), it will be considered that it must be qualified as "Not presented": a) when the continuous evaluation process is not completed or b) when he does not take the tests of the official evaluation period. If the student takes only one of the final tests (written or practical), it will appear in the record as failed. If one of the parts is approved and the other is suspended, the approved part will be kept until the July call. HONORS Those students who obtain a 9 or higher grade may obtain honorary enrollment (MH). This rating will be awarded to the best grades, taking into account the possibility of granting an honorary enrollment for every 20 students. STUDENT WITH PARTIAL ENROLLMENT Those students with partial enrollment will be subject to the same criteria. SECOND OPPORTUNITY The passing of any of the parts (theoretical or practical) through the written test or practical test by the student in the first opportunity [meaning with a grade of 5 or higher] will be saved only until the second chance. On the second opportunity, only the suspension will be examined, but if it is suspended again on this second opportunity, the one approved on the first opportunity will not be saved for the new registration. Both the theoretical and the practical part will remain pending for the following course. SECOND REGISTRATION The student has the right to start the evaluation process (continuous and final) from scratch. However, she can choose to have some or all of her continuous assessment scores saved. EXTRAORDINARY CALL FOR DECEMBER The student will be examined through a theoretical exam (mixed test) and a practical exam (practical test). PLAGIARISM. IMPLICATIONS Fraudulent performance by the student of the tests or evaluation activities, once verified, will directly imply the qualification of fail "0" in the corresponding opportunity, thus invalidating any qualification obtained in all the evaluation activities of facing the call. ACADEMIC DISPENSATION Those students who have been granted an academic exemption will only attend for the practical, mixed and oral presentation tests. This principle will also apply to SICUE-ERASMUS students. The fraudulent performance of the tests or evaluation activities, once proven, will directly imply the qualification of fail in the call in which it is committed: the student will be graded with "suspense" (numerical note 0) in the corresponding call of the academic year, whether the offense is committed on the first opportunity or on the second. For this, it will proceed to modify the qualification of it in the minutes of the first opportunity, if necessary ". FOR THE REMAINING CRITERIA NOT EXPOSED RELATING TO EVALUATION, THEY WILL FOLLOW As RULES FOR EVALUATION, REVIEW AND CLAIM OF QUALIFICATIONS TWO DEGREE AND UNIVERSITY MASTER'S STUDIES Approved by the Government Council on December 19, 2013 Modified by the Government Council of April 30, 2014 Modified by the Government Council of July 24, 2014 Modified by the Government Council of January 29, 2015 Modified by the Government Council of September 28, 2016 Modified by the Government Council of June 29, 2017

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