The directed activities will consist of: master class of theory, practical activities in the classroom of cartography and in the computer room and a field trip.

Master class

Theoretical knowledge will be transmitted, mainly, in the classroom through master class, with support of ICT and discussion in a large group. Apart from the selected bibliography, students will have a diversified material for the follow-up of classes. These support materials will be available for students on the virtual campus of the subject and at the libraries. The theoretical knowledge acquired by the students will be evaluated through the written tests.

Practicals with the student's personal laptop.

The acquired knowledge will be applied to the practices and simple problems will be solved. Cases of different types of geological risks and their associated cartographies will be interpreted and analyzed. The application of the GIS will be requested to a map of susceptibility.

Field trip and group work

At the field trip the student must acquire a transversal and systemic knowledge of some of the problems worked on the geological risks: recognition of the process, acquisition and validation of data in the field, cartography associated with the risk analyzed. The tasks will be carried out in a group.

The activities will be supported through tutorials in the classroom and at the teacher's office.

Annotation: within the schedule set by the centre or degree programme, 15 minutes of one class will be reserved for students to evaluate their lecturers and their courses or modules through questionnaires.

The assessment is carried out throughout the course on a continuous basis, in group and individually.

-Exam: in this part, the scientific-technical knowledge of the subject obtained by the student, as well as their capacity for analysis and synthesis, and critical reasoning, is evaluated individually. The evaluation of the theoretical contents and part of the practical part of the subject is carried out by means of a minimum of 2 written tests that are carried out throughout the course with a weight of 35% each. The contents will be eliminatory (subsequent tests do not include the contents of the previous ones). The qualification of this part is the average of the two written tests, provided that the marks of each one exceed 4.

-Correction of practical activities in the classroom and in the field (15%): it will correspond to the delivery of the reports of practicals solved during the classroom practicals.

-Presentation on case study of a geological hazard event (15%), chosen by the students at the beginning of the course and validated by the team of teachers. This activity will be performed individually or in groups depending on the size of the class group.

To pass the course, it is necessary that the average of the tests is a pass (=>5) and that the average of the practical activities and the course work is also a pass (=>5).

When the mark of the continuous evaluation is less than 5, the final exam can be recovered the partial exams failed.

The two partial tests that will be made jointly on the agreed date for coordination will be subject to recovery. In order to be able to present itself to the recovery it is necessary that the average mark of the continuous assessment corresponds to the reports of classroom and field activities; and of the autonomous course work is equal to or greater than 5.

This subject is included in the single assessment. This will consist of an examination of all the contents of the subject which will correspond to 70%of the grade and the presentation of 2 deliverables from the practical activities included in the subject, which will count for 30% of the grade of the subject. The exam will be held at the same time as the second part of the continuous assessment. The recovery of the single assessment will be done on the same day as the recovery of the continuous assessment.