Student's
work will be continuously evaluated through attendance at assessable
activities, participation in seminars, solving resolution questions and
problems, laboratory practices and a mixed test. To make the most of the
course, students must attend all face-to-face activities.
Completing
the laboratory practices is mandatory for passing the course. Students who do
not complete ALL the practices, without proper justification, will not be able
to pass the course, regardless of their weight in the evaluation.
FIRST
CHANCE: to pass the subject it is necessary to obtain in each of the evaluable
parts (laboratory practices, seminars and mixed test) a minimum grade of 4.5 (out
of 10). The final grade is obtained by applying the established percentages and
the previously established restrictions, being necessary a final grade equal or
higher than 5 (out of 10).
The student
will obtain the grade of Not Presented when he/she does not take either the
laboratory practices or the mixed test.
SECOND
CHANCE: in the second opportunity the mixed test will be taken, whose grade
will replace the grade obtained in the first opportunity, maintaining the
grades of the laboratory practicals and seminars in the first opportunity. The
final grade is obtained by applying the established percentages and the
previously established restrictions, being necessary a final grade equal or
higher than 5 (out of 10). Students evaluated in the second opportunity will only
be eligible for the honor registration if the maximum number of these for the
corresponding course were not covered in their totality in the first
opportunity.
ADVANCED
CALL: the mixed test will be carried out, whose qualification will replace the
one obtained in the last course, maintaining the grades of the rest of the
evaluable activities. The final grade will be obtained taking into account the
percentages of the current course.
In any
case, if a minimum grade of 4.5/10 is not reached in each of the evaluable parts,
the course will be failed, even if the final grade, calculated according to the
corresponding percentages, is equal or higher than 5/10. In this case, the
final grade will be 4.5/10.
HONOR
ENROLLMENT: Students evaluated in the
second opportunity will only be eligible for the MH if the number of MHs was
not covered in its totality in the first opportunity.
SUBSEQUENT
ACADEMIC COURSES: the teaching-learning process, including the evaluation
refers to an academic year, therefore, it will start again from scratch with
each course.
STUDENTS
WITH RECOGNITION OF PART-TIME DEDICATION: The same evaluation criteria
indicated above apply.
STUDENTS
WITH ACADEMIC DISPENSATION OF EXEMPTION FROM ATTENDANCE (according to the
regulations of the UDC): the same evaluation criteria indicated above apply
(except in the part of seminars where only the resolution of the
questions/problems posed by the professor will be taken into account). The
realization of the internship will be facilitated within the flexibility
allowed by the coordination schedules and the material and human resources.
This applies to both opportunities.
In the
evaluation of the subject will apply all that is established in Article 14,
regarding the Fraud Commission and disciplinary responsibilities, of the Rules
of evaluation of degrees and masters of the UDC.
The
fraudulent performance of the tests or evaluation activities, once verified,
will directly imply the qualification of failure "0" in the subject
in the corresponding call, thus invalidating any qualification obtained in all
evaluation activities for the extraordinary call.