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The exam is designed to ascertain the knowledge of the topics listed in the official program of the
Course and the ability to apply the theory and its methods to the solution of exercises. For each student, the exam consists of a written part and a subsequent oral part. The evaluations of the writings and oral presentations are expressed in thirtieths. The final grade is determined by taking
account of both the written and the oral examination. WRITTEN: a lower written vote
at 18/30 it is considered insufficient. No books of any kind or course notes can be brought into the classroom during the course. The use of a non-programmable calculator can be allowed.
The written exam is aimed at ascertaining the ability to solve questions and calculations (both symbolic
and numerical) related to the topics covered in the course. The written test is divided into 11 questions. Mainly they are structured exercises, but they can partly be questions concerning
aspects of the theory discussed during the course. The written exercises will have a level of difficulty not higher than the level of the exercises carried out during the Exercises and will be inspired by the
exercises and examples of the book / textbooks used by the teacher. The books will be indicated by the teacher at the beginning of the course.
For each exercise, carried out correctly, the score assigned is 3 points. The exact resolution of all the questions allows 33 points to be obtained, equivalent to 30 cum laude. If in the written test an evaluation of at least 18 is reached, on the day of the call for the oral exam, it will be possible to choose whether to accept as a final grade the entire part of the mark of the written test (if the score was obtained between 18 and 30, extremes included) or if you take the oral test, whose grade will average with the one obtained in the written. Scores in the written text more than 30 and less than 33 are recorded (if you choose to accept the mark in the written test) with a final grade of 30. If you decide to take the oral exam, the final grade will be the average of the marks obtained in the written part and in the oral part.
The written test can be replaced by two intermediate tests. The first intermediate test consists of 5 questions for a total of 15 points.
The second intermediate test consists of 6 questions for a total of 18 points and takes place at the same time as the first session of the summer session.
To be admitted to the oral test (or to be able to accept the overall grade of the two tests) through the intermediate tests, it is necessary that
the sum of the scores obtained in the two intermediate tests is at least 18 and in each intermediate test at least 6 points have been scored. ORAL (not obligatory): to enter the oral examination, candidates must report a grade on the written exam greater than or equal to 18/30. The oral exam is considered sufficient with a vote of at least 18/30. To pass the exam the final grade, which takes into account the grades of the written e
of the oral one, must however be greater or equal to 18/30. The oral exam will mainly be addressed
to ascertain an adequate knowledge of the theory discussed in the course and may include discussion of the written text. The theoretical topics discussed during the course
are listed in the Course Program. The oral part of the exam must be taken in the appeal in which
the text has been passed.

For more information see also
http://mariagrazia-naso.unibs.it/memorandum-ps/