D50060 - ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF STRUCTURES

The assessment of acquired knowledge will be conducted through practical exercises based on theoretical models and a final oral exam. The exam aims to evaluate whether the student has gained knowledge and understanding of the course topics, as well as interpretative skills and independent judgment in specific cases. The passing threshold is considered reached if the student demonstrates sufficient knowledge and understanding of the topics and shows the ability to apply this knowledge effectively to real-world problems.
The final grade will be awarded according to the following criteria:
• 30 – 30 with honors: Comprehensive, in-depth, and critical knowledge of the topics; excellent command of language; fully original interpretative skills; complete ability to apply knowledge independently to solve the proposed problems.
• 26 – 29: Thorough knowledge of the topics; strong command of language; effective interpretative skills; ability to apply knowledge independently to solve the proposed problems.
• 24 – 25: Good knowledge of the topics; good command of language; correct and confident interpretative skills; ability to correctly apply most of the knowledge to solve the proposed problems.
• 21 – 23: Adequate knowledge of the topics, though lacking thoroughness; satisfactory command of language; correct interpretative skills; limited ability to apply knowledge independently to solve the proposed problems.
• 18 – 20: Basic knowledge of the main topics; basic command of technical language; sufficient interpretative skills; ability to apply acquired basic knowledge.
• Insufficient: The student does not demonstrate acceptable knowledge of the topics covered during the course.