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*There will be 5 multiple-choice tests, individually evaluated out of ten (10.0), in order to assess the knowledge of the theoretical program of the subject.
2 attempts are allowed in each test, with penalties (first attempt: penalty 0 points - pass 5.0; second attempt: penalty 1.5 points - pass 6.5).
*It is required to pass all the multiple-choice tests independently (obtain a 5.0 out of 10.0 in each of them, if there are no penalties for repetition).
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| Workshop |
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*The practical exercise is graded out of ten (10) and a minimum grade of five (5.0) is required in both opportunities in order to pass it. Each practice grade will be agreed upon by all the practice teachers.
* In the classes, it will be necessary, on the part of the students, the public exhibition of their practices.
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The CONTINUOUS EVALUATION method is used in this course. Itwill not be possible to pass the course without attending at least 80% of thetheoretical classes (lectures) and practical classes (workshop). Proof ofnon-attendance, if any, will be presented once drafted and as soon as possible,not being admitted at the end of the course. In no case it will be possible topass the course without attending a minimum of 50% of the practical classes. Itwill not be possible to pass the course with a grade lower than five (5.0) ineach of the multiple-choice tests; with a grade lower than four (4.0) in theobjective test; and with a grade lower than five (5.0) in the practical course. Takinginto account the above, the final grade will be obtained by averaging the gradeof the practical test and the average grade of the remaining six grades. The passes of the first opportunity will bekept until the second opportunity. NO GRADES,NEITHER OF THEORY NOR OF PRACTICE, FROM PREVIOUS COURSES WILL BE KEPT. |
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