1. Assessment procedure. The assessment of this subject will be done
through a system whose sections and their respective weighting is detailed:

Assessment system (Weighting):

- Final examination (55 %)

- Continuous evaluation (45 %)

The continuous assessment (N1) will have a weight of 45% in the qualification of the subject and will be fundamentally telematic (Virtual Campus or Microsoft TEAMS). It will consist of presentations in the Virtual Campus of problems and practical cases (35%), in the evaluation of the student through questions and questionnaires during the course (5%) and in the oral presentation (works, reports, problems and practical cases) (5%).

The final examination (N2) will have a weight of 55 % and will cover all the contents of the subject.

The final student’s score will be calculated by applying the following formula:

Final mark = 0.45 x N1 + 0.55 x N2

Being N1 the numerical mark corresponding to the continuous assessment (0-10 scale) and N2 the numerical mark of the final examination (0-10 scale). In any case, to pass the course, it is mandatory to achieve a minimum mark of 5.0 (0-10 scale).

2. Recommendations with regard to the evaluation.

The student should review the theoretical concepts introduced in the
various topics using the supporting material provided by teachers and the
literature recommended for each theme. The degree of success in the resolution
of the exercises provides a measure of the student's preparation to deal with
the final examination of the subject. Students who find difficulties in working
the proposed activities should consult with the teacher, with the goal that it
can analyze the problem and help solve these challenges.

3. Recommendations with regard to the recovery.

Teacher will discuss with students who do not successfully overcome the
evaluation process, and want it, the difficulties encountered in learning the
contents of the subject. The teacher will also provide additional material
(questions, exercises, exams, etc.) to reinforce the learning of the subject.

4. Others.

Attendance at face-to-face activities (face to face lectures, seminars and tutorials) is mandatory. The faults must be documentary supported, accepting reasons referred to in the University regulations.