The second partial assessment will also consist of an exam of 40 questions, with two integrated parts: a) Second partial theory, of 32 questions on the contents of the Block second part of theory (28 questions from subjects 9 to 16, plus 2 questions of each AVA) and b) practice exam, with 8 questions on the subject matter of the second part of practice Block (PAUL 1, 2 and 3). 

After each assessment, students will have a period of 24 hours to send, through the Virtual Campus, comments or complaints about the questions, which will be analyzed by the teaching staff before publishing the provisional list of grades. Subsequently, after the list of grades has been published, an examination review session will be called which will be announced at least two days in advance.

2. Participation in practices and virtual activities

2.1. Active participation in practicals: At the end of each practical session, an evaluation activity (short questions) will be carried out with the aim that students can demonstrate their participation in the academic process of the subject.

2.2. Participation in the virtual activities: The delivery of the answers to each of the virtual activities will be counted.

Students who have not passed the subject through the partial assessments may take a make-up test that will be held on the day set by the Coordination Team of the Teaching Unit. The test will consist of 2 parts, with the same distribution of partials: 1) First partial theory and practical exam; 2) Second partial theory and practice exam. Each student will only have to examine the part that they did not pass in the partial assessments.

The characteristics of the exams as well as the formula to calculate the grade will be the same as those of the partial assessments.

After the exams, students willhave a period of 24hours to send comments or complaints about the questions through the Virtual Campus, which will be analyzed by the teaching staff before publishing the provisional list of grades. Subsequently, after the list is published, an examination review session will be called.

Students who have not passed the subject through the partial evaluations and who on the day of the make-up test do not appear for the exam or exams of the parts not passed, will be qualified as \"NOT ASSESSABLE \". 

Final mark = [( (mark 1st PARTIAL + mark 2nd PARTIAL) /2 ) * 0.85] + [(mark of the short questions of the practice part + virtual self-learning activities) * 0.15).

This formula will only be applied if a grade of 5 has been obtained in each of the 2 PARTIALS of the subject.

The final grade for students who have not passed the two partials of the subject after the make-up test will be:

In the event that the grade resulting after applying the formula to calculate the Final Grade is ≤ 4.7, that grade will be given.
In the event that the grade resulting after applying the formula to calculate the Final Grade is > 4.7, the final grade will be 4.7.

SINGLE ASSESSMENT

1. Single assessment
The people assigned to the SINGLE ASSESSMENT will have ONE ASSESSMENT TEST at the end of the course, which will have the same characteristics and will be scored the same as the one described above. This evaluation will include:

(I)- Two PARTIAL assessments (2 partial exams): (1st PARTIAL + 2nd PARTIAL)/2) * 0.85

(II)- A \"test of 6-8 short questions\" (very short) which will correspond to the practices and virtual self-learning activities (Note \"test of short questions\" + virtual self-learning activities) * 0.15.

2. Final mark of thesubject
The FINAL MARK will bethe sum of the grades (I) + (II).

3. Test of reassessment for people with \"SINGLE ASSESSMENT\"

The TEST OF REASSESSMENT for people with SINGLE ASSESSMENT will consist of an exam of 24 short questions, 1 question for each topic of theory (total, 16 questions), each AVA (total, 4 questions), each practice (1 of PLAB1, 1 of each PAUL; total, 4 short questions).