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The assessment of the subject will be carried
out over a total of 10 points.
To pass the course, students must achieve a
minimum score of 4 out of 10 in each of the written tests and 5 out of 10 in
the overall grade for the subject.
Those students not reaching the minimum mark of
4 in any of the tests or who, having achieved it, do not reach an average mark
that allows them to pass the subject, must retake the corresponding written
tests in the Second Ordinary Call in order to improve their final grade.
In the Second
Ordinary Call, a written test (7 points) will be carried out on the
contents not passed in the ones took during the ordinary teaching period, the
result of which will be added to that obtained in the rest of the assessed
items. This written test will be taken on the date appointed by the School
Calendar and by the Faculty.
In the Extraordinary Call of December, students
will take a written test (10 points) on the date established by the School Calendar
and the Faculty.
The possession and use of MOBILE AND/OR
ELECTRONIC DEVICES is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN during any of the exam sessions. The
simple possession of such devices, as well as notes, books, folders or other
materials not specifically authorised by the teacher will result in the
immediate withdrawal of the exam, expulsion from the same and a failing grade,
and the incident will be reported to the Academic Authority of the Faculty so
that actions set out in the Guidelines for Action in Cases of Plagiarism,
Copying or Fraud in Exams or Assessment Tests, approved by the Standing
Committee of the Governing Board on 29 January 2015 can be carried out.
Information about any changes to this Guide,
will be properly provided using the available resources (classroom, Moodle, etc.). |
