In order to pass the subject,
it will be necessary to achieve at least 5 points out of 10 in each of the
above elements (average of all the tutored work; portfolio and mixed test).
If this score is not reached in each and every one of the required evaluation
evidences, the student will not pass the subject.

In relation to the fraudulent
performance (plagiarism) of the assessment tests, the qualification will be
in accordance with the provisions of article 14. 4. of the Rules for
assessment, review and claiming of qualifications in university degree and
master's degree studies: "In the performance of work, the plagiarism and
use of non-original material, including that obtained through the internet,
without express indication of its origin and, if applicable, permission of
its author, may be considered a cause for failing the activity. All of this
without prejudice to the disciplinary responsibilities that may arise after
the corresponding procedure".

Students who have the
recognition of academic dispensation, as established in the "Norma que
regula o réxime de dedicación ao estudo dos estudantes de grao na UDC" (Articles
3ºb and 4º.5) of 29/05./2012 and in the "Normas de avaliación, revisión
e reclamación das cualificacións dos estudos de grao e mestrado
universitario" (Articles 3º and 8ºb) of 28/09/2016, may perform a
non-attendance monitoring of the subject using Moodle. He/she must also carry
out all the evidences mentioned above (tutored work, student's portfolio and
mixed test), although on an individual basis. In addition, they must also
respect the deadlines proposed for the assisting students in each of the
tutored assignments, thus keeping a continuous monitoring of the subject.
Otherwise, the work will appear as not submitted, the same as the
qualification obtained in the subject.

It is understood that
university students have assumed linguistic skills in relation to oral and
written expression. Therefore, spelling (spelling, accentuation and
punctuation), grammatical and lexical correctness in work and exams is
essential and compulsory in order to pass the subject.

The full integration of
students who, due to physical, sensory, mental or socio-cultural reasons,
experience difficulties in gaining adequate, equal and beneficial access to
university life will be facilitated.

This being said, it is worth
mentioning that the evaluation contemplates two options depending on the
level of attendance:

Option A. Aimed at students who
attend/participate in class activities on a regular basis (minimum required
attendance of 80%):

- Preparation of tutored work
(individual or in small groups): 15% of the final mark.

- Elaboration of the
portfolio/communication plan: 25% of the final grade.

- Oral presentation of the
tutored work and the portfolio/communication plan: 10% of the final mark.

- Mixed test on the contents of
the subject: 50% of the final mark.

Option B. Aimed at those
students who do not attend/participate in class activities in the normal way
(attendance below 80%):

- Preparation of tutored work
(individual or in small groups): 20% of the final mark.

- Preparation of the
portfolio/communication plan: 30% of the final mark.

- Mixed test on the contents of
the subject: 50% of the final mark.