In the evaluation of the subject (explained in the section of the teaching guide called "Step 7: Evaluation") the following will be taken into account first: 

a) STUDENTS WHO ALWAYS ATTEND THE CLASS (or students with an academic dispensation) (face-to-face students) are considered to attend 80%, this is equivalent to having no more than 3 unjustified absences. Medical absences are justified (with proof correctly covered by a registered doctor) and absences for work (with proof correctly covered in the work where it is justified that in class hours is being worked) or any other absence always with the approved documentation. The online tests planned for the end of each interactive session must be taken in the classroom; under no circumstances (with the exception of students with academic dispensation) may they be taken outside the classroom. Attendance at the interactive classes will be counted from the answers to the online tests. It is not possible to have more than two absences in each part of the subject (collection techniques and analysis techniques). The scores of the knowledge tests that are taken in the real interactive classes not late-night until the dossier is delivered (Obradoiro methodology)

 The evaluation of these students takes into account the following: 1-The mixed test; 2-The practice through ICT; 3-Case study and 4-Problem solving. Evaluations from 2 to 4, both including the afternoon-evening effective delivery of the dossier (methodology Obradoiro) 

Explanatory note:

These students will continue to be face-to-face (in the same circumstances or lose that category) if, due to the health crisis, the classes are virtual. Since the presentations are always virtual, the interactive classes will follow the same rules but through teams. For this link, the teaching staff will set up the interactive groups in teams and will have classes at the same time that was approved by the faculty board. The evaluation, in these circumstances (health crisis), will always be by moodle. The mixed test for these students, as well as the interactive classes whether they are face-to-face or virtual, will always be by moodle.

b) STUDENTS WHO DO NOT ATTEND THE CLASS (non-presential students) are considered to be absent when they miss more than 80%, that is to say, they have more than three unjustified absences, or they have more than two absences in one of the parts of the subject (techniques for collecting and/or analysing information). Medical absences are justified (with proof correctly covered by a registered doctor) and absences for work (with proof correctly covered in the work where it is justified that in class hours work is being done), although in no case will these proofs mean the possibility of taking the tests online after the deadline. Students who choose this option from the beginning of the course may also do so (on the first day of class the teachers will present this option which the student may choose). These students will take the tests in June or July. It is recommended that the students do both tasks of the subject independently, since they are evaluated in the final test of the subject (60%), along with the theoretical content of the mixed test (40%). In this sense these students will only take the mixed test through moodle