The paper (option A) and reports (options B and C) are assessed by the Degree Jury, based on the mark proposed by the supervisor, that announces the result in a public session. The overall assessment of the final exam is expressed in hundred-and-tenths. It is the result of the sum of the following elements: 1) weighted average of marks for the number of credits of the courses and related to 110; 2) 0.33 points for each distinction, added to the mark out of 110; 3) career speed points - recognition of 3 additional points counted towards the degree mark expressed out of 110; 4) bonus for deserving students - recognition of 1 additional point counted towards the degree mark expressed out of 110; 5) mark awarded for the final exam, according to the guidelines for the different types of thesis, as indicated below: – Method A: mark awarded from 0 (sufficient) to 4 (excellent); – Method B: mark awarded from 0 (sufficient) to 2 (excellent); – Method C: score assigned from 0 (sufficient) to 2 (excellent). Honours may be awarded unanimously by the Commission in consideration of the mastery of basic tools and concepts and the critical ability to apply the knowledge acquired. Honours cannot be requested if the average mark is less than 103/110.