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Requirements to pass the subject: 1) students must have a grade in the two written tests (first and second
partial), otherwise, they will appear in the Minutes of the 1st Call as Not
Presented; 2) students must achieve at least an average grade of 5 out of 10 in
the written tests (otherwise, the score in the "Others" section will
not be added); and 3) assuming that all evaluable aspects will be scored out of
a maximum of 10 points, after applying the corresponding weightings, the
resulting final grade must be equal to or greater than 5. Unsuitable attitudes
or behaviors in the classroom may be penalized. reducing said rating. Students who DO NOT participate in Case Resolution, Group Work and/or
Active Participation activities in Class will have a score of 0 points for the
purposes of calculating the final grade for the subject. Those students who in the 1st call have not achieved a minimum average
grade of 5 points in the written tests or who, having achieved this, do not
reach a final grade of 5, may take the 2nd ordinary call. 2nd Ordinary Call: A written test on all the theoretical-practical contents of the program,
which will account for 70% of the final grade and will be taken on the date
officially established by the Center. A minimum grade of 4.5 out of 10 will be
required in said test to be able to pass the subject, so that to determine the
final grade for the 2nd call, the grades that the student would have obtained
in the 1st call in the rest of the activities will be retained. : Resolution of
Cases and Others (in the latter case, the grades will only be added when a
minimum grade of 4.5 has been reached in the test). As in the 1st call, the
final grade obtained in the 2nd call must be equal to or greater than 5 to pass
the subject. December Call: In the December call, a written test will be taken on all the theoretical-practical
contents of the program, and a minimum grade of 5 out of 10 must be achieved to
pass the subject (the theory will represent 60% of the final grade and the
practical 40%. Other comments During the development of any evaluation test, it will not be allowed to
handle any material related to the subject - notes, books, folders, etc. -,
with the exception of foreign language students, who may have a dictionary.
Furthermore, the possession and use of any mobile and/or electronic device is
strictly prohibited. The simple possession of any unauthorized material or said
devices during the completion of the evaluation tests will mean the immediate
withdrawal of the exam, the expulsion of the student and a grade as Fail, the
incident being duly communicated to the Academic Authority of the Center so
that they can carry out the exam. the actions provided for in the Guidelines
for Action in Cases of Plagiarism, Copying or Fraud in Exams or Evaluation
Tests, approved by the Permanent Commission of the Government Council on
January 29, 2015. If fraud, copying or plagiarism is detected during any evaluation test, the
teacher will ask the student to hand over the exam and the corresponding
materials, proceeding to remove them and place them in view of all attendees at
the table. Teacher of the corresponding classroom. At the end of the test, the
Professor will inform the Academic Authority of the Center of the incidents
that have occurred so that they can carry out the actions provided for in the
Guidelines for Action in Cases of Plagiarism, Copying or Fraud in Exams or
Evaluation Tests, approved by the Permanent Commission of the Government
Council of January 29, 2015. |
