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The exam consists of three tests:
- a written test (22 points out of 30) lasting 2 hours divided into 1 excercise and 3 open questions with a predefined response space; this test is passed with a minimum of 15 points;
- a written report (5 points out of 30) to be carried out in small groups on an assigned project; this test is mandatory and subject to an approved / non-approved assessment;
- an oral discussion (3 points out of 30) on the software tools presented during the course; this test is optional, but subject to a possibility of downward adjustment of the overall mark up to 3 points (zero points if it is not sustained).
The final grade is given by the sum of the scores achieved in the three tests.

The written test is aimed at verifying the knowledge and understanding of the topics illustrated in the lessons, as well as the ability to express them in a contextualized, organized, coherent and synthetic way.
The written report is aimed at stimulating team work and assessing the ability to deal with a problem assigned through the phases of analysis, modeling and use of one or more IT tools; in addition to the ability to formulate a report that sets out the results of the study conducted in a synthetically clear and meaningful context.
The oral exam is aimed at verifying the knowledge and mastery of use of the software tools illustrated in the lessons.

Times and precedence between tests.
- An intermediate partial written test is available.
- The written (team) report must be delivered at least one week in advance on the first written test supported by the individual student (in this regard it is important that the students of the same team agree on the preparation time of the report);
- The written test can also be taken in sessions subsequent to the delivery of the report;
- The oral test follows the written test in the same exam session;
- The entire test cycle must be completed within the academic year.

There are no differentiated tests for non-attending students.