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The attendance at lectures and seminars is mandatory. If necessary, a student can be absent from 30% of the classes of the overall course workload. Students’ obligations are course attendance, active participation, preparation of the seminar and presentation in front of the group.

Students who: cannot take the final exam.
• They did not prepare a seminar before presenting it in front of the group and who have 30% or more unexcused absences from classes
   Such a student is graded F (fail), cannot earn ECTS credits or take the final exam, that is, must re-enroll in the course the following academic year.

The final exam can be taken by students who:
• have create a seminar that was positively evaluated and successfully presented it front of the group.

For the final exam It is enough to register the final exam through the STUDOMAT and if the previously mentioned conditions are met, in the ISVU system will be entered  "passed".