Rules and Outline

Attendance Rules

Students can choose to attend the theoretical classes, and is highly recommended they do so every week as it correlates with a good outcome. Attendance will be recorded but there are no attendance requirements.

Grading Rules

Grading will be composed by tests and projects, in two components.

  1. Theoretical Exam: Relates to the contents lectured during all classes. + The use of AI tools is forbidden.

  2. Practical Assignments:

    • Development of practical projects individually or by a group of 2-3 students, contributing to 50% of the final grade.
    • The use of AI tools is allowed according to what is specified in each assignment.

The following table summarizes the points of each component:

Item Points (over 20)
Group Assignment 1 - CVE Brief 1
Individual Assignment 2 - Midterm Challenges 3
Group Assignment 3 - Research Project 6
Exam 10

The final grade is capped at 20 points. Bonus points awarded inside an assignment can raise the grade of that item, but they never raise the final course grade above 20.

Repeat season

The repeat season usually takes place in the beginning of February, and is available for all students that did not obtained at least 9.50 points during the normal season. The remaining students may also access this season, but the University requires an additional administrative process. Grading will be composed by two components.

  1. Theoretical Component : Exam

    • Theoretical exam covering all contents lectured, with focus on the contents lectured in the theoretical lectures.
  2. Practical Component: Practical projects

    • Delivery of the 3 assignments for improvement, indicating the changes made and the improvements.
    • The practical projects will be graded by the same rules as the normal season.
    • Bonus do not apply at this season.

Special season

The special season usually takes place in September and is available to students in specific cases. Accessing this season will require an additional administrative process.

Grading will be composed by two components, following the same rules used in the Supplementary season.

Students that wish to access this season should contact the faculty staff as soon as possible (e.g July).

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