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1. Attending all forms of classes. 
2. Preparing and presenting seminars in front of colleagues and teachers with topic discussion. 
3. Active participation in practicals with prior theoretical preparation, practical use of theoretical knowledge
4. Taking written and oral exam. 

Evaluation is structured in accordance with the regulations for students’ evaluation at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Rijeka.

Students’ activities and work will be evaluated during the course and in the final exam. Out of a total of 100 points, a student can earn 50 points during classes and the remaining 50 points on the final exam.

Out of the maximum 50 grade points which can be obtained during classes, the student must collect at least 25 (50%) grade points to take the final exam.

The student acquires grade points by preparing the seminar and during practicals where theoretical knowledge, practical application on images, recognition of the type of examination and typical radiological signs, connection of radiological concepts with clinical data, interest and activity are assessed.

During classes, a student can earn a maximum of 50 grade points.

The student's seminar work is evaluated in the range of 3 to 10 points. A student can achieve a maximum of 10 grade points with a seminar.

The activity in the exercises is evaluated according to the achievement of clinical skills, which are checked continuously during the rotation of a particular group of students. Class activity, understanding of basic radiological terms, demonstration a radiological method in the image, demonstration and description of typical anatomical and pathological characteristics of organs and tissues are evaluated. In this category, a student can achieve a maximum of 40 points (range 15-40 points).

According to the regulations, students who have obtained at least 25 or more points (25-50 points) can take the final exam.

At the final exam, the student receives 50% of the final grade. The final exam consists of a written knowledge test and an oral knowledge test (theoretical and practical knowledge test on radiological images) from all course topics. 

In the written exam, the student gains a maximum of 20 grade points (range 7-20).

In the oral exam, the student can obtain a maximum of 30 points (range 10-30).

The final grade represents the sum of points during classes and on the final exam, expressed by the corresponding numerical grade, letter of the alphabet and percentage.

All educational content for students will be available at the Merlin platform.