The course will be divided into two blocks in which there will be a partial exam in each of them and a set of practices. The practices will consist of several compilations of exercises to be carried out by the student and delivered on the indicated dates, and other exercises proposed on time during the workshop classes to be delivered the same day. A grade will come out of each block, coming from 80% of the grade for the partial exam, and 20% from the set of practices carried out during the course. The final grade of the subject by continuous evaluation will be obtained from the arithmetic mean of the two grades of the two blocks. The requirement to be able to carry out the average is that in each one of the blocks the note must be equal to or greater than 4. In the event that there is a block with a mark lower than 4, or that the average does not reach 5, it will be necessary to carry out an examination in second call corresponding to the recovery of only those blocks in which a grade lower than 5 has been obtained; the mark of the approved blocks is kept to make average in the final exam. To pass the second exam, the arithmetic mean between the grades of the two parts of this exam must be equal to or greater than 5, with the requirement that the minimum grade in each of these two partials must be a 3. in This second call will no longer take into account the mark of the practices carried out during the course.

Students who wish to do so, and who have obtained a grade per course of at least notable, will have the option of taking the final exam to raise the grade. In this case, the final grade for the course will be the highest grade between the grade obtained per course and the grade obtained in the final exam.