For the purposes of
the evaluation in the subject, a distinction will be made between students in
continuous evaluation and students in non-continuous evaluation. Those students
who do not deliver any of the assessable activities (practicals, supervised
work or exam) will be considered to have opted for the non-continuous
assessment. Students who submit some practice, the supervised work and the exam
will be understood to have opted for continuous assessment.

The evaluation of
the effort of the students who choose the continuous evaluation will be based
on a system of points that they will have to accumulate throughout the
semester. The maximum number of points that students can obtain will be 100 (30
in the practices, 20 in the work and 50 in the mixed test). Their final grade
will depend directly on the number of points they accumulate. Students in the
continuous assessment will successfully pass the subject when they meet each
and every one of the following three conditions: (1) attend at least 75% of the
classes in which attendance is controlled; (2) accumulate 50 or more points and
(3) obtain in each of the tests, at least, a third of the points in play (10 in
practices, 7 in supervised work and 17 in the exam). In some of the classes the
teacher will pass a signature sheet to the students to control their
attendance.

Students in the
non-continuous assessment should only take the exam of the official call in
June. To pass, they must obtain at least 50 points to pass, since the
theoretical part will award a maximum of 50 points and the practical part will
award a maximum of 25 points.

On the second opportunity in July, no distinction will be made between
students in continuous assessment or not. The grades of any of the practices,
assignments or any other assessable activity from past courses will not be
saved. In no case will the grades obtained in any of the assessable activities
of an opportunity be saved in any of the others.

The teacher reserves the right
to make changes along the course, provided they are not in contradiction with
any of the information contained herein.