COMMERCIAL LAW

Theory classes involve the explanation of the content of the different didactic units in the classroom combined with practical issues related to the subject. This allows students to acquire competences CB4, CG7 and the specific curricular competence of the subject and the subject learning outcomes 1, 3 and 5.



Practical classes allow students to implement their theoretical knowledge about the subject into practice, and thereby, the acquisition level of competences CG7, CB4 and CT1 level 2. In the same way, subject learning outcomes 2 and 4 can be assessed.

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Students will have to take two written exams consisting of five question. With this, the student acquisition level of competences CB4, CG7 and the specific curricular competence related to the subject will be assessed together with the subject learning outcomes 1, 3 y 5.



Students will also have to do four assignments along the course. With them, the student acquisition level of competences CB4, CG7 and CT1 will be assessed, together with the subject learning outcomes 2 and 4.

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Final exam of the final assessment system.

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Solving students questions or doubts through email or in the office.

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Study and preparation of assignments by the students at home.

Individual study of the different didactic units.

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Students should take two partial exams:

First written exam. The students level of knowledge of lessons 1-7 will be assessed. (4 points)

Second written exam. The students level of knowledge of lesson 8-14 will be assessed. (4 points)



The written exam will include 5 questions (0,8 each one of them). It will assess the student acquisition level of CB4 and the specific curricular competence related to the subject, as welll as the subject learning outcomes 1, 3 and 5.



Students will pass the subject in the Continous Assessment System if they obtain 5 points after adding up the marks of the two writting exams and the assignments.



In order to add the grades obtained in the two partial exams, it is necessary to obtain 1,6 points over 4 in each one of them.

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Assessment is carried out according to four assignments designed by the lecturer (0,5 points each one of them). These assignments might consist of readings, legal cases or similar activities.



These four assignments will assess the student acquisition level of CB4, CG7, CT1/level 2 and the specific curricular competence related to the subject, as well as the subject learning outcomes 2 and 4.



The mark obtained in the assignmets can be used in the Final Assessment System, in case the student could not reach five points in the Continous Assessment System.

Written exam of 10 points which consists of three parts.



- First part: five questions corresponding to lessons 1-7 with the same correction criteria than in the first partial exam.



- Second part: five questions to lessons 8-14 and with the same correction criteria than in the second partial exam.



It will assess the student acquisition level of CB4 and the specific curricular competence related to the subject, as well as the subject learning outcomes 1, 3 and 5.



- Third part: 1 Legal case (2 point). It will assess the student acquisition level of CB4, CG7 and the specific curricular competence related to the subject, as welll as the subject learning outcomes 2 y 4.



Those students who have obtained more than 1,6 points in one of the written exams of the Continuous Assessment System will not have to take the part of the final exam (test exam and two questions) which corresponds to those contents. If students who have obtained more than 1,6 points in the Continuous Assessment System want to take the final exam, they will have to resign the final grade obtained in the Continuous Assessment System.