| Assignments |
Work will be proposed to be done personally by each student. |
5% of the total of the subject, in each of the parts of the subject |
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The knowledge acquired will be evaluated through two
exams, corresponding to each of the parts (Chemistry and Physics) of which the
subject consists - Fundamentals of Chemistry and Physics - and which contribute
with equal weight to the overall final grade, as long as both parts are approved,
as indicated below.
In order to
pass the subject, the student must pass the two parts of the subject
separately, that is, obtain in each part at least 50% of the maximum possible
grade (5 points out of 10 in each part). Each part of the subject will be
evaluated separately, with the maximum grade in each of them being 5
points. It will be necessary to obtain a minimum grade of 2 points (out of
5) in the “Objective test of short questions”, so that the rest of the
evaluable activities (corresponding to the continuous evaluation) can be
added. The passing grade in each of the parts will be achieved when the
total sum of all the activities reaches a grade of 2.5 points (out of 5) in
each of the parts of the subject.
If both parts are approved, the final grade will
correspond to the arithmetic mean of the two grades. If one of the two
parts is not approved, the final grade of the call will correspond to the grade
obtained in the non-approved part, regardless of the result obtained in the
other part. If neither part is approved, the final grade will correspond
to the arithmetic mean of the two grades.
In the extraordinary call, the student may only take the exam, if he or
she wishes, for the part of the subject not approved in the first call, keeping
the grade for the approved part. In any other extraordinary call or calls for
subsequent courses, the student must take the entire subject again.
Criteria for repeating students: No grade from the
previous course is retained. During any in-person activity (classes, exams,
practices, etc.), the use and mere possession of electronic devices that enable
communication (mobile phones, radio transmitters, etc.) are expressly
prohibited, unless expressly authorized by the teacher.
Especially during the
development of evaluable tests, only the material and help explicitly permitted
by the teacher in advance may be used. In particular, the possession and
use of unauthorized mobile and/or electronic devices is strictly prohibited
during the course of the exams. If any irregularity occurs during the
evaluation test or the simple possession of said devices, as well as notes,
books, folders or various unauthorized materials during the evaluation tests
and based on the corresponding current regulations, it will be the immediate
withdrawal of the exam, the expulsion of the student from the classroom and the
grade of 0 in the subject, transferring the incident to the corresponding
Academic Authority to carry out the pertinent regulatory actions provided for
in the regulations of the University of León. |
Kane JW, Sternheim M, Física, Barcelona: Reverté, 1996