There are two partial assessment. The first test will correspond to topics 1, 2 and 3; while the second will evaluate topics 4 and 5. Each of the tests will consist of a test-type part and some short answer questions (T1 and T2) - which evaluates the acquisition of the theoretical concepts of class and practical laboratory-; and a second problem-solving part (P1 and P2).

The student's final grade is determined according to the expression:

QF = 0.5 (0.7 T1 + 0.3 P1) + 0.5 (0.7 T2 + 0.3 P2)

To pass the subject you must obtain a minimum of 5 in the final qualification (QF); as long as the grade in one of the two tests is not lower than 4.

In the second call, students will be evaluated with the parts (in 1st conv.) that have a grade lower than 3.5 or NP.

There are limitations regarding the use or possession of communication and data transmission devices during the tests and they will be mandatory for students to comply with. The teachers of the subject will accept, if appropriate, calculators in the tests of numerical solution of the problems. The exams will be held face-to-face.

Due to a health emergency, in the event of confinement or restrictions on mobility, assessment activities, including exams, would take place online on the scheduled dates. You can consult the updated information in the Moodle area of each subject.

The assessment activities must be planned so that they can be carried out in a mixed mode or online in case of confinement.