Attendance to the interactive and expository classes is compulsory and will be taken into account for the evaluation of the subject. Attendance to at least 80% of the sessions will be compulsory (except for very justified reasons, according to regulations). In order to pass the course, the student will have to carry out all the proposed activities and pass the corresponding exams.

First opportunity: To pass the subject, the student must have attended the classes, have delivered and passed the proposed activities during seminars and práctical sessions (40% of the final grade) and pass the final exam (60% of the grade)

Mid-term exams: no mid-term exams will be held

Second opportunity: The grade obtained in the practices during the course is maintained, as well as its weight in the final grade. Students who have not reached the cut-off mark in the activities proposed during the previous call, may submit, prior to the second chance final exam, similar activities, which will be proposed by the teachers. Once both parts have been passed separately, the exam will account for the 60% of the final mark and the practices for the 40%.

Exemption from attendance: In case of exemption from attendance, students will be relieved of the obligation to attend classes, but it will still be compulsory to carry out and pass the proposed activities, as well as to pass the final exam. Once both parts have been passed separately, the exam will account for the 60% of the final mark and the practices for the 40%.

Repeat students: Repeat students from previous years will be exempted from the obligation to attend classes. In order to pass the subject, it will be compulsory to complete and hand in the proposed activities on the same dates established for the rest of the students, as well as to pass the final exam. Once both parts have been passed separately, the exam will account for the 60% of the final mark and the practices for the 40%.

No-show: the student will receive the qualification of "no-show" when he/she does not take the final exam.

Fraudulent performance of exercises or tests: For cases of fraudulent performance of exercises or tests, the provisions of the current regulation of the USC about this topic will apply.

Evaluation of competences: In general, the development of the practical activities, projects and use cases, as well as the preparation of the theoretical topics will allow students to work on the basic, general and transversal competences of the subject. Specifically, through the projects and use cases, the competences CT7, CT9, CG5, CG4, CG2 will be assessed. The development of the practices, as well as the final test, will allow the evaluation of the specific competences: CE10, CE11, CE12, CE15.