The subject of Sedimentology consists of three types of activities:1.- Directed Activities
Theoretical  lessons

• The contents will be taught mainly by the teacher in the form of master classest. The student acquires the scientific-technical knowledge of the subject attending the lectures and complementing them with the personal study of theexplained topics . These sessions can be complemented with questions and simple exercises that are interrelated with the explanations. Part of the material used in class by the teacher will be available on the Virtual Campus of the subject.
• It is recommended that students regularly check books and recommended web links in order to consolidate, clarify and extend the contents explained in class.   Laboratory practices Both field and laboratory practices will help facilitate understanding and consolidate the contents of the theory program.
• Students will have downloaded and printed the script of the practice, which they will deliver individually. This practical work involves the prior knowledge of the theory and the application of it in a practical example. Students must complete the document that will be delivered to the lecturer at the end of the session.

Field practices

• These consist of two days.
• In the course of the exit, exercises will be considered constantly to solve the outcrop. Special emphasis will be placed on the student being caring for and taking care of the field notebook, that is, in the compilation of data ordering in the field.

 2.- Supervised activities

Sometypes of supervised activities can be proposed such as:
a) Preparation of a fieldwork for groups on an outcrop that students will choose 
b) Presentation in class of the works on a given subject. Both the work and the presentation will be done in groups of two or three people. 
c) Group and individual mentorings in order to support the training activities indicated above. A mentoring session has been programmed throughout the course 


3.- Autonomous activities
This section includes the study, the elaboration of the works and the reading of bibliographic references.

For this subject it is allowed the use of artificial inteñigence (AI) for support purposes such as ibibliographic or information searching.

1.- Theoretical part of the partial tests (80%)During the semester there will be two (or at most three) compulsory partial written tests on the theoretical content of the subject, which students will have to answer individually.

These tests will consist of a series of questions about the corresponding topics of the theory and practice program.Failed partial tests (grade less than 5) may be recovered in a final test on the date indicated in the general program of the course.

Students will be able to take their handwritten practices to the exam. It is expressly forbidden to have them printed from digital files (that is, written with a computer) 2.- Practical part of the partial test (15%)In the partial and final recovery test there will be questions about the contents worked on in the practices.Attendance to laboratory practices is mandatory; and at most it will be possible to justify the absence in 1 session.There will be partial tests on the practices carried out.

Students will be able to take their handwritten notes to the exam. It is expressly forbidden to have them printed from digital files (that is, written with a computer)

3.- Evaluation of field work (5%) The evaluation of the fieldwork will be based on individual tests on the work carried out in the field and may include: field exercise, assessment of field books and the attitude of the student during the trip. 4.- Final recovery test Fail partial theoretical tests (note less than 5) may be recovered in a finaltest on the date indicated in the general program of the course. No tests will be made outside the established days

ON THE SINGLE EVALUATION

The single evaluation will consist on a teorethical exam plus the practical work release. The score wiill be calculated in the same way as in the continuous evlation.

Attendance at field trips and practises will be mandatory. Eventual field-trip exercises that are carried out during the excursionis will be released before the trip finishes.

Students can take handwritten notes and practices