Horizontal coordination
Horizontal coordination will be carried out through the Course Committees, which will include all the teaching staff responsible for each subject taught in that course and the Director or the person he/she delegates to. A course tutor will be appointed from among the members of each committee who will be a member of the Degree Committee (vertical coordination). Each Course Committee must meet at the beginning and end of the semester, and at least once during the course of the semester. They must work based on the following scheme:
- Each teacher will present his/her syllabus for both theoretical and practical classes, methodology, evaluation and all those aspects that he/she considers relevant related to his/her teaching.
- Sharing information to allow for the analysis of gaps and duplications in the content of teaching guides. Study of the methodologies used and analysis of academic results.
- Drafting of minutes containing the agreements and specific actions to be carried out and their publication.
Vertical coordination
Vertical coordination will be carried out through the Degree Committee, which will be made up of the tutors of each course designated in the course committees and the director or person to whom he/she delegates. The Degree Committee must meet at the beginning and end of the semester and at least once during the course of the semester. It must work based on the following scheme:
- Analysis of teaching guides and agreements and actions of teachers in horizontal coordination meetings.
- Sharing information to allow for the analysis of gaps and duplications in the content of teaching guides. Study of the methodologies used and analysis of academic results.
- Drafting of minutes containing the agreements and specific actions to be carried out and their publication.
In general, through each subject, the person responsible for teaching it will promote and establish mechanisms that tend to increase participation in all training activities.
Among the measures that the centre will implement to achieve the objectives mentioned in the previous section, taking into account the tables on pages 52 to 64 of the Graduate Degree in Technical Architecture and ANNEX 7 of the same document, which indicate the assignment of the areas of knowledge to the subjects, so that, if one of them systematically presents a behaviour contrary to this trend and/or has not implemented measures to achieve these objectives, the teaching will be assigned to another related area of knowledge. Likewise, teaching will be assigned to another related area when some area of knowledge does not actively participate in the coordination within the same subject, if it is shared, and between the different subjects of the Degree. This active participation implies attendance at more than 75% of the coordination meetings and the implementation of the agreements taken and improvement actions established to correct the deficiencies detected that will emanate from the CCC.
Degree Coordinator
The Section Quality Coordinator.
Course Coordinator Staff
This is the point of reference for all subject coordinators of the same course and its main objective is to coordinate the teaching planning of the course.
The subject coordinators of each course will appoint the coordinator who will perform the course coordination function.
Course Coordinator Staff (Horizontal Coordination)
1st year: Leopoldo Luis Martin
2nd year: Basilio Gomez Pescoso
3rd year: Basilio Gomez Pescoso
4th grade: Luis Darias Martin
Subject Coordinator Staff
He/she is responsible for the organisational aspects of the theoretical and practical groups of the subject. He/she is the point of reference for the management of any dysfunction that may occur during the course, bringing it to the attention of the Director of the Department and/or Deputy Director of Academic Planning.
Subject coordinators will be appointed by the corresponding departments.
You can consult the Coordinating Staff of each subject in the Teaching Guide.