Lab

For students retaking the lab, register by using the self-enrol procedure (or by writing to CV support) to the SEF course on CV using the next link https://cv.upt.ro/course/view.php?id=1643. This has to be done asap.

Please carefully follow the next rules:

During the SEF laboratory, 2 elements will be graded:

1. Verification of the knowledge gained during the laboratory hours by taking a number of 5 (five) tests, carried out during the laboratory hours of weeks 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10. Each test will be scored with a grade between 0 and 10, and at the end of the semester the grade for the laboratory activity will be calculated as the arithmetic mean of the 5 grades obtained in the tests. In order to pass the laboratory, the grade of the laboratory activity (arithmetic average mentioned previously) must be greater than or equal to grade five (>=5).

2. Development of a project, using good practices, tools and techniques learned in the laboratory. The project will be graded by the assistants with a score between 0 and 2 points, which will be added to the grade of the laboratory activity (arithmetic average of the 5 tests), only if the grade for the laboratory activity is >=5. The details about the project will be communicated to you by the assistants. The projects will be developed in teams of 2 students and will be presented in week 14. During the semester, more precisely in weeks 7 and 13, you will have delivery deadlines for some intermediate stages of the project. Projects will not be accepted for which the intermediate stages from weeks 7 and 13 have not been presented. Not completing or not presenting the project cannot result in any penalty on the final grade of the laboratory. The project can only increase the final grade of the laboratory.

The final grade of the laboratory is calculated as the arithmetic mean of the 5 tests, and if the arithmetic mean is >=5, the potential points obtained from the project presentation will be added.

In exceptional situations: The recovery of the tests during the semester is only possible if there are very well-founded and proven reasons (through hospitalization documents, medical certificates, etc.). If it is the case, only one test can be recovered in week 12. If absent without reason during the weeks in which tests are given, the marks for the respective tests will be 0. A test once taken cannot be repeated (there are no increases in the marks from the tests).