To pass the subject, your overall weighted average must be equal to or greater than 5.00, and the average for each of the following components must be equal to or greater than 2.50: project, tests, exam development exercises, and practical exam. In other words, you need a score of 2.5 or higher for the combined project, the two course tests, the three problems in the final exam, and finally, 2.5 or higher for the individual practical exam in the laboratory.

There will be a second opportunity to take the theoretical part and another one for the practical part. You can choose to take one or both of these opportunities (while retaining the grade of the part you don't take, either the "theoretical" or the "practical" block, but not individual problem grades or test grades separately). The theoretical block will replace the entire theoretical block (exercises + control_1 + control_2) with the grade obtained in the test+problems exam of the second opportunity, and it will account for 50% of the final grade. The practical part corresponding to the project cannot be retaken, and the grade obtained in that part of the continuous assessment will count for 20% of the final grade. The new practical exam, which will account for 30%, will complete the final grade for the practical part in the second opportunity.

During the assessments, students are not allowed to use any communication devices. However, they can use printed manuals and notes.