In the ordinary call, the mixed evaluation test will count for 40% of the grade (20% evaluation of theoretical contents and 20% evaluation of practical contents), with 60% corresponding to continuous evaluation (evaluation exercises in institutional Moodle that will count 40% and attendance and active participation in master sessions, tutorials, ICT practices in computer classrooms and problem-based learning sessions will count for 20%).
In the extraordinary call, the mixed evaluation test will count for 60% of the grade (30% evaluation of theoretical contents and 30% evaluation of practical contents), while the rest of the assessments (continuous evaluation), including the evaluation exercises in The institutional Moodle educational platform, attendance and active participation in the master sessions, both face-to-face and non-face-to-face tutorials, in the practices in computer classrooms, in the problem-based learning sessions, will count for 40% of the overall grade.
In accordance with what was approved by the Governing Council of the University of León (January 29, 2015), in the document referring to "Recommended guidelines for action in cases of plagiarism, copying or fraud in exams or evaluation tests" indicates that: • During the written exam of the subject, it will be strictly prohibited to use any electronic device (computer, tablet, mobile phone or digital watch with memory, etc.) that can help the student solve the questions without relying exclusively on the knowledge acquired during the study. Calculators that will be used to solve the practical cases are excluded from the above. • These devices must be kept out of the student's reach during the test. • If this indication is not complied with, the exam will be immediately withdrawn and expelled. •
Furthermore, if the student was found cheating, the subject would be graded as "fail" in two annual calls.