Assessment, as a system for collecting information aimed at making value judgments (and where appropriate, of merit) about the learning process, requires continuous development with constant student involvement. With this premise, attendance and participation are understood as fundamental, so that an unjustified and repetitive absence has an adverse effect on the grade obtained per course, in a similar proportion to a lack of participation or a negative attitude. In addition, the correction criteria include not only the accuracy of the results, but also the clarity of the presentation, the structuring of the analysis carried out, the use of units, the correct application of the normative criteria, and the terminology used.

The continuous evaluation system is configured with two objective tests, which will be carried out during the course, and a supervised work that will be developed throughout the semester and whose follow-up will require partial deliveries. The mixed tests represent 70% of the global qualification and the remaining 30% corresponds to the qualification of the supervised work, which includes the workshop work. To be able to take the intermediate objective tests, it will be a requirement to have an attendance of at least 80% to the theory classes in physical face-to-face mode and to the subject practices, as well as 80% of the weekly practices properly delivered.

Passing the subject requires obtaining a minimum global grade, considering both the mixed tests and the supervised work, of 5 out of 10.

Students who have not passed the subject per course will reexamine the pending parts on both occasions of the same course. In both cases, the note of the supervised work will be kept.

For the second opportunity, the possibility of improving the supervised works presented is not contemplated due to the impossibility of guaranteeing the authorship of the student. Therefore, the student who has not submitted this work at the time will not be able to compute this section.

For the advanced call, the note of the supervised work will also be kept, but in this case the students can choose to modify it by attending the workshop classes of the subject. It will be delivered one week before the exam period for this opportunity.