This course's assessment will be based on the following elements:

FE1. Class Participation and Attendance
Class participation is gauged by the student's contribution to the class through asking questions, making comments, and solving exercises proposed by the professor. Attendance is also monitored, which may include the student answering questions related to that day's class. These checks may be conducted in writing or through the virtual campus platform.

FE2. Class Exercises and Exams
This element of assessment includes the exercises submitted by students during class and any additional assignments. These contribute to the continuous assessment grade.

FE3. Work Assignment
Each student is required to submit a final individual assignment. The evaluation of this assignment not only considers the quality and accuracy of the results obtained but also the clarity and thoroughness of the written report, or 'memoria', as well as the student's defense of their work. This comprehensive evaluation allows for a more nuanced understanding of the student's grasp of the material and their ability to apply their knowledge effectively.

Each of these components (FE1, FE2, and FE3) will be used to calculate the student's final grade, with different weights applied depending on whether the student follows the continuous evaluation model.

We aim to implement a continuous evaluation model, which is predicated on regular class attendance. This model focuses not only on final outcomes but also on progress throughout the course, enabling real-time feedback and iterative learning adaptations. Regular attendance is vital for this model as it facilitates active, self-directed learning and allows for consistent formative assessment. This enables us to address learning gaps in a timely, individualized manner, thereby promoting more effective and personalized learning experiences.

The final grade for the subject will be expressed numerically, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5 of Royal Decree 1125/2003, of September 5 (BOE September 18), which establishes the European Credit System and the Grading System in official university degrees valid throughout the national territory.

Grading System:
0.0 - 4.9 Fail
5.0 - 6.9 Pass
7.0 - 8.9 Notable
9.0 - 10 Sobresaliente

The evaluation system applies to all convocatories throughout the academic term.

When a student participates in the continuous evaluation model (and attends classes regularly), the final grade will be calculated using the following formula:
Final Grade = 0.1FE1 + 0.5FE2 + 0.4*FE3

In contrast, when a student does not participate in the continuous evaluation model, the final grade will be computed as follows:
Final Grade = 0.6FE2 + 0.4FE3

In the event that a student does not submit the required assignment (FE3), or fails to complete the exercises or attend the exam (FE2), they will be assigned a 'No presentado' grade.