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COURSE ASSESSMENT:
Course assessment will be based on
- Continuous assessment, in the form of 12 evaluations: six 'assignments' or pieces of written work, to be handed in on or before a specific date, and six tests on specific parts of the course (3 + 3 in each half of the course) given on specific days. Except under special circumstances which can be supported, if required by the teacher, with appropriate certificates, the student must participate in all the evaluations, and pass (ie. get a "5" out of 10 or more) in at least 10 of the 12 evaluations. The course mark will be calculated as the average of the best 10 pieces of work. Dates for assignments and tests will be found in the Course Timetable, distributed on the first day of each semester in class, and available from the teacher by email. NB. The quality of your written and spoken will be a factor in the marking of all tests and assignments, and examinations.
- For those who cannot, or choose not to, follow the Continuous Assessment method, a final examination will be held in June, which will test the different subject-matters covered during the entire course and which will include both a theoretical part and a practical part. For those passing the Continuous Assessment of only one of the two semesters, a final exam will be available on the subject-matter of the semester they have not passed. This partial exam will be combined with the CA mark to produce a final result.
- Class attendance and participation, which will be essential parts of the course and will be reflected in the final grade.
- Instances of plagiarism will result in course failure, after one written warning.
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