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A2 A6 A10 A15 B7 C2 |
Completion of different types of written exercises; distinguishing between usage and meanings; explanation of differences; transformation of phrases/sentences.
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50 |
- Deadlines for assignments: 30-10-2015; and 30-11-2015. Late arrivals will be penalised.
- Both pieces of work must be handed in on time for them to be taken into consideration with the rest of the marks in the first opportunity for assessment.
You will be required to sign in at every session (whole group, interactive and tutorial groups). Regular attendance is an indication of your interest in the subject. - The deadlines for the handing in of work and for the oral exams must be adhered to. Any circumstance which prevents a student from fulfilling his/her obligations must be justified in writing, with adequate documentary proof.
- Written test: on the date approved by Xunta de Facultade for the academic year 2015-16 (first opportunity at the end of the semester). This exam date is not negotiable. Students should, therefore, make sure they are present, especially if they travel during the Christmas holidays.This applies to all students, both local UDC ones and visiting Erasmus students.
- Oral exam: between 30th November and 18 December 2015. Specific dates and times will be announced on Moodle.
- A 5 out of 10 is necessary in each section of the assessment in order to pass this subject.
- The second opportunity in July, according to the date fixed in the academic calendar, will be based on the repetition of the parts(s) not already passed, maintaining the same percentages. If the "supervised projects" (assignments) part is failed in the first opportunity, students must present two new pieces of work. Details will be posted on Moodle, with deadlines during the second semester and which will be before the exam period begins. The repeat oral exam, if a student fails in the first opportunity, will take place BEFORE the exam period begins.
- The July opportunity is not intended as a way of improving marks in sections already passed; it is only for resitting the parts which a student has failed.
- Students who are officially registered as part time, and have been granted permission not to attend classes, as stipulated in the regulations of this University, will be assessed in either of the opportunities according to the same criteria specified for the second opportunity.
- This is an obligatory subject corresponding to the third year of the degree, and as such, its timetables and requirements have preference over subjects corresponding to the fourth year and in which a student may also be registered. Clearly, a third-year student's first obligation should be to attend third-year subjects and fulfil the tasks set.
- Students will obtain a "no presentado" (absent from assessment) if they do not attend the exams (written test and oral) and if they do not hand in any work.
- 12. If you fail the first opportunity and do not attend the second opportunity, your mark will be SUSPENSO (FAIL).
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