Requirements for Assessment

Attendance of at least 70% of tutorials is mandatory. In addition, students are required to participate in the first intermediate test.

Important: The first test is mandatory, personal participation in this test is a prerequisite for awarding assessment without exception. Exercise teacher is a person in charge of all matters related to the tests and the assessment.

In the event of an illness, a student will be required to present a doctor's certificate. For any other valid reason for absence, a student must present supporting documents. In both cases, a student should apply for a new term, which is to be arranged by the tutor immediately after the end of a regular test.

A student can take each test only once; tests cannot be re-sat to achieve a higher point score.

Tests Content

Test No. 1: Integral calculus
Test No. 2: Functions of several variables

In each test, the maximum number of points a student can gain is 36; i.e. 72 points in total.

The first (regular) test is scheduled in the 8^th week of the semester and will last 60 minutes.

The second (make-up) test will take place in the 13^th week of the semester and will last 45 minutes.

Additional criteria for the assessment may be determined by the tutor, who then decides whether to award the assessment or not.

A condition for the assessment is to achieve at least 24 points (including negative points) from the first tests and if a student satisfies the additional criteria by the tutor, then the assessment is awarded.

If a student achieved 23 points and less in the first test, then they can take part in the the second make-up test. Students who get 24 points and more on the first test can (but are not obliged to) participate in the second test too.

If a student achieved only 9 points and less in two tests, the assessment is not awarded.

If a student satisfies the additional criteria by the tutor and the combined total is between 10 and 23 points inclusive the assessment is not awarded, but a student may take part in an additional written exam, which will be offered after the completion of all two tests at the end of the semester. This exam shall consist of 10 simple problems to be solved (not multiple-choice results) and the assessment will be awarded on the basis of minimum 70% of success. However, no additional points will be awarded for success in this exam.

Content of the additional written exam

• Indefinite integrals
• Applications of the definite integral. Improper integrals (convergence, divergence, evaluation)
• Functions of several variables

Makeup test specimen:   

In the summer semester 2024/25 the additional written exam will take place on 16. 5. 2025 from 14:00 till 14:45 in room B-280.

Intermediate Tests

Rules of Intermediate Tests

• At the desk, students can have a blank sheet of paper and a pencil or pen only.
• Students are permitted to take an approved list of formulae, the so called Accepted Help   , with them without additional notes and marginalia.
• And an ID card with photograph (ie. ISIC card, lítačka, government-issued photo ID).
• Not allowed during any testing: calculators, mobile phones and any other means of communication, any watches, cameras and all electronic devices with an Internet connection, as well as any other supporting materials.
  During testing, all these devices must be in a sealed bag without access to them during the test.
  Violation of these rules results in the loss of the test and the initiation of disciplinary proceedings.
• The seating arrangement is decided by the supervisor.

Marking of Tests

Test consists of 6 problems, maximum number of points a student can gain is 36. Each problem is a multiple-choice question with 1 correct and 4 wrong answers. Depending on the answer selected the number of points awarded for each problem is as follows:

• right answer: 4 or 8 points (as stated in the question)
• wrong answer: -1 point
• no answer: 0 points

The total points score achieved in the intermediate tests is then used to calculate the Test Mark.

Total points score	Test Mark
10	1
11 – 17	2
18 – 24	3
25 – 31	4
32 – 38	5
39 – 45	6
46 – 52	7
53 – 59	8
60 – 66	9
67 – 72	10

The Test Mark is taken into account for assessment of the final grade award (for details, see Final Exam-Grading).