FOOD ANALYSIS - IE

5.2. EVALUATION AND WEIGHTING CRITERIA
Final Written Examination: 40%: A final exam covering all the aspects discussed during
the different sessions will be done at the end of the subject. This exam will consist in short
questions related with the theory lessons, lectures, personal assignments and laboratory
practice done thorough the course. It is necessary to answer correctly more than 40% of the
questions in order to pass the subject.
Personal assignment: 40%: Each student will have to elaborate a personal assignment
regarding an aspect of the subject. From the 40%, a 10% will correspond to the assignment
oral presentation. Assignments topics and submission date will be fixed on the first day of
class so each student may choose the topic to his best. A delay in the assignment
submission will have a penalty of a 10% for each day of delay being the maximum 72 hours.
Laboratory practices: 10%: The attitude and involvement of each student during the
laboratory practices will be regarded. Also a laboratory notebook will be asked from each
student with the main results of the practice. Laboratory notebooks will be taken the day of
the exam.
Attitude: 10%. Attendance and active participation of the students as well as the interest of
the student will be evaluated positively for the final punctuation.
Grading notation: A quantitative estimate of the grades for each student will be reported
on a 1 to 10 scale being the 10 the maximum grade attainable.
Notes:
• Students not attending at the 70% of the classes will lose their rights for the
evaluation of the subject, obtaining a 0 score on the first and extraordinary calls for
examination. Only justified absences will be considered.
• Laboratory sessions are mandatory. If the student does not assist due to a justified
cause, he/she will have to do an extra activity related with the lost part according to
the teacher criteria.
• Students not passing the subject on the first call for examination must take an
extraordinary exam covering the entire subject. Similarly to the ordinary exam, the
extraordinary exam will consist in short questions related with the theory lessons,
lectures, personal assignments and laboratory practice done thorough the course.
The extraordinary exam will be the only evaluation criteria (100% of the grade) and
the maximum grade obtained will be 8 over 10.
• A bad attitude during the sessions will be considered negatively by the teacher and
may reduce the final mark in a considerably manner.
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