The student's work will be assessed continuously and periodically through regular attendance at the assessable activities, participation in the seminar work, the resolution of questions and exercises posed by the lecturer (which must be handed in by the deadline indicated), the laboratory practicals and the mixed test.

The completion of the practical exercises is compulsory and failure to complete them will prevent the student from passing the subject; at the end of the practical exercises, a report on the procedure, the results obtained and their interpretation must be handed in.

The student will obtain a grade of Not Presented when he/she has completed less than 25% of the evaluable activities.

FIRST OPPORTUNITY

In order to pass the subject, a minimum mark of 5 (out of 10) must be obtained in the mixed test and in the practical exercises. The final grade of the subject will not be lower than the grade of the mixed test or the grade resulting from weighting the rest of the evaluable activities.

SECOND OPPORTUNITY

At the second opportunity, the mixed test will be taken and the marks obtained in the problem solving, case studies and field trips will be maintained, while the mark obtained in the mixed test at this opportunity will replace the mark obtained at the first opportunity. 

Students assessed at the second opportunity will only be eligible for honours registration if the maximum number of honours for the corresponding course was not fully covered at the first opportunity.

ADVANCED OPPORTUNITY 

The qualifications of the previous year will be maintained but the percentages will be those of the current year.

STUDENTS WITH PARTIAL-TIME DEDICATION

The evaluation criteria applied is the same indicated previously.

STUDENTS  EXEMPTED FROM REGULAR ATTENDANCE TO THE LESSONS

The same evaluation criteria as above apply (except in the Seminar part where only the resolution of the questions/problems posed by the teacher will be taken into account). The practical sessions will be facilitated within the flexibility allowed by the coordination timetables and the material and human resources. This applies to both opportunities.

In the evaluation of the subject, all the provisions of Article 14, regarding the Fraud Commission and disciplinary responsibilities, of the UDC's Rules for the Evaluation of Bachelor's Degrees and Master's Degrees, shall be applied.

The fraudulent performance during the assessment tests or activities, once confirmed, will directly imply the qualification of failing "0" in the subject in the corresponding call, thus invalidating any qualification obtained in all the assessment activities for the extraordinary call.