To pass the subject by continuous assessment, the minimum attendance at the master sessions will be 80%.

To pass the subject by continuous assessment, the minimum attendance at the compulsory practices will be 100%.

The obligatory practices of the subject, along with passing the rest of the methodologies, are associated with obtaining the following certificates: Basic Training in Safety and Survival Craft and Non-Fast Rescue Boats. To obtain these certificates, it will also be mandatory to carry out 100% of these practices.

The mandatory practices consist of 30 contact hours, 40 hours in total, as can be seen in step 4. Of these 30 contact hours, 8 hours correspond to Basic Fire Fighting.

The Advanced Fire Fighting Course is presented as an elective for students and consists of 33 H. Students who wish to obtain this Certificate must complete the remaining 25 H of the course and that are out of planning.

To do media you have to overcome all methodologies. The evaluation criteria contemplated in tables A-III/1 and A-III/3 of the STCW Code, and included in the Quality Assurance System, will be taken into account when designing and carrying out the evaluation. THE SURVIVAL PRACTICES IN ITS ENTIRETY ARE MANDATORY TO PASS THE SUBJECT. THE FIRE FIGHTING PRACTICES CORRESPONDING TO BASIC TRAINING ARE MANDATORY TO PASS THE SUBJECT.

Students with recognition of part-time dedication and academic exemption from attendance exemption, second establishes the "RULE THAT REGULATES THE REGIME OF DEDICATION TO THE STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS AT UDC (Articles 2.3; 3. b; 4.3 and 7.5 ) (05/04/2017) may take the partial tests, if necessary, without having to attend 80% of the face-to-face classes, as long as the teachers are duly informed at the beginning of the course. These students may be asked to do different jobs/problems throughout the course to be exposed during lecture hours.Due to the very nature of the practices, which are not recoverable, no academic waiver is contemplated for their evaluation.