| Seminar |
A27 B1 C6 |
• Seminar sessions are supported on the personal work of each student. These sessions help emphasize topics and concepts introduced in the different parts of the course. They also serve of discussion scenary of the methodologies and procedures applied in each case.
• The evaluation of this activity will be based on the personal work in seminar sessions.
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20 |
| Laboratory practice |
A19 A20 A22 A23 A27 B1 B4 C3 |
• Lab experiments reflect the abillity and capacity of the student in the planning, design and development of simple experiments.
• Essay of different techniques in the characterisation of systems or in monitoring reaction processes.
• Quantitative treatment of the experimental results following the models explained in the lectures.
• Explanation of the results on the basis of the theoretical models.
• Submitting a lab eport to reflect the previous concepts is required.
• For evaluating this activity it is taken into account the lab work, the obtained results, and the prepared report. |
25 |
| Mixed objective/subjective test |
A1 A3 A4 A10 A14 A20 |
• Performance of written examination about theoretical and practical questions, regarding the contents treated in all parts of the course.
• It is required to surpass each of the activities to pass the course. The qualification of a surpassed activity will be kept in the remaining opportunities of the current academic year.
• Failure to pass the course, the final qualification shall correspond to the average of activities NON-exceeded.
• The maximum achievable quallification does not depend on the oppotunity in which the subject is surpass.
• The student will obtain the qualification of No Presented when he do not take part in the official examination (programming by the Faculty). |
55 |
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