00218C - PERICYCLIC REACTIONS

The exam consists of a written test and an oral test.
The written test, lasting 120 minutes, includes 6 exercises (at least 1 exercise concerning pericyclic reactions). Each answer is worth up to 5 points, for a maximum total score of 30. If the score is 18 or higher, the exam continues, and the student is admitted to the oral test. It is important to note that the oral test is not intended to improve the grade obtained in the written test; rather, in the event of a negative outcome, the final grade may be lowered, potentially resulting in failure.
During the exam, consulting books, notes, or any electronic devices is not permitted.
During the course, two mid-term tests are scheduled, each consisting of six open-ended exercises covering both modules (BASE II and PERICYCLIC REACTIONS). Each test lasts two hours. Students who pass both mid-term tests will be admitted directly to the oral exam. Participation in the mid-term tests is restricted to attending students.
Two midterm assessments will be administered during the course. Each consists of six open-ended questions: three theoretical and three practical, covering content from both modules (BASE II and PERICYCLIC REACTIONS). Each assessment lasts two hours. Students who pass both midterms are exempt from the final exam. Participation in the midterm assessments is reserved for regularly attending students.