The protagonist in the teaching-learning process is the student, and it is under this premise that the methodology of the subject has been planned. Beyond theoretical exposicions, training activities will be carried out in small groups, and participation will be encouraged through the digital tools available on the Virtual Campus.

To pass the subject, a minimum average grade of 5 must be obtained.

In this grade, the average grade of the controls (individual and in test-type format) will be counted whenever this is equal to or greater than 4. To be considered in the calculation of the average of the controls the minimum grade of each control must be of 4.

There will be two partial exams. For the Wednesday morning group, the first one will be on March 10th and the second on June 9th. For the Friday evening group, the first one will be on April 2nd and the second on June 11th.

The recovery exam will be on Juny 23rd for the Wednesday morning group, and June 25th for the Friday evening group. Only students who have failed the subject or failed one of the two tests, but who have previously been assessed in a set of activities whose weight is equivalent to a minimum of two-thirds of the subject's total grade, can take the recovery exam.

There will be 10 hours of seminar throughout the course. Although the work methodology in each of them can be individual or group, a final document must be delivered for its individual evaluation. The average of the activities derived from the seminars must reach 4 to be considered for the final grade of the subject.

In relation to the evidence of the activities carried out on in-person classes, these will only be collected during the period indicated by the teacher. For this evidence there will be no recovery.

To pass this subject, the student needs to show good general communication skills, both orally and in writing, and a command of the language or vehicular languages listed in the teaching guide. In all activities (individual and group), linguistic correction, writing and formal aspects of presentation will therefore be considered.

Students must be able to express themselves fluently and correctly and must show a high degree of understanding of academic texts. An activity can be returned (not evaluated) or suspended if the teacher considers that it does not meet these requirements.

Class attendance is compulsory: the student must attend a minimum of 80% of classes, both theory and seminars. Otherwise, it will be considered that they have not been able to provide sufficient evaluation evidence and the qualification of "Not Assessable" will be obtained. Likewise, students will obtain the qualification of "Not Assessable" if they have not delivered more than 30% of the assessment activities.

The activities carried out in the classroom will be delivered throughout the semester and will be returned in a period not exceeding 20 working days. The online delivery tools available on the Virtual Campus will be used preferentially, but the seminars will also have in-person deliveries at the end of the session.

During the performance of the evaluation controls, the copying of another classmate will result in the qualification of a zero in the activity. In case of recidivism, the entire subject will be suspended.

In the evaluation of autonomous activities, copying or plagiarism of material constitutes a serious infraction, which will result in the activity being graded zero. In case of recidivism, the entire subject will be suspended.

Single assessment: It will take place on June 9th, 2027, for Wednesday group and June 11th for Friday group; there will be an in-person exam in which the theoretical content of the entire course will be assessed (80% of the mark) and all seminar activities will be delivered individually (20% of the grade) through the virtual campus. The minimum grade to be able to average the exam and the seminar assignments must be equal to or higher than 4 in each of the parts. On June 23 or June 25, there will be a recovery test for students who have failed the theory exam, for the Wednesday or the Friday group, respectively.

From the second enrolment, the assessment of the subject will consist of a single summary test. The grade of the subject will correspond to the grade of this test.

Restricted use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

This subject allows the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies exclusively in tasks of bibliographic search or search for information, correction of texts or translations. Other situations can be contemplated, always with the approval of the teacher. In any case, the student must (i) identify the parts that have been generated with AI; (ii) specify the tools used; and (iii) include a critical reflection on how these have influenced the process and the final result of the activity. The non-transparency of the use of AI in evaluable activities will be considered lack of academic honesty and implies that the activity is evaluated with a 0 and cannot be recovered, or greater penalties in more serious cases.