Really good instructor, always willing to help. The onl issue I see is that the class is test heavy so if you screw up once you better hope you do great on the final. He grades 10 quizzes which are super easy if you pay attention in the discussions. And overall his tests were pretty standard to his lectures. If you attend every class, an A is easy.

I've never seen or heard chemistry explained so plainly but even though Prof. Dixon has amazing lectures, you need to study and do tons of practice problems if youre not a chem scholar!

Great professor who has informative lectures and explains everything. Be sure to read the assigned chapters and practice questions and you will do well. Most heavily graded on 4 tests and a final so be sure to study for those.

Professor Dixon is an extremely good teacher. His lectures are easy to understand and follow and you can either study the textbook or learn from his lectures/powerpoints and still learn the material (use both to ace the class. Overall 10/10 but it is chemistry so you have to put in effort!

Honestly, Dixon compared to the rest of the chemistry professors for chem 2 was definitely one of the better options. He does make you work for the grade. The quizzes are moderate but a lot of the questions are like the test questions. DSMS are easy and bring your grade up. Just beware there is a cumulative final which is kinda hard.

READ THE TEXTBOOK. do not pay attention to his lectures. to be successful on his tests, read the book and solve the textbook problems throughout the chapter. Do all the DSMS, one quiz gets dropped. I could of done much better if i studied harder for one of the exams. Half the final was old test questions. Easily doable just study and work hard.

Professor Dixon was great! Go to his lectures to learn, hes great at explanations and answers everyones questions. There are 5 quizzes and 5 tests which arent very difficult, just take notes during lectures like any class and youll be fine! His accent is pretty cool and hes easy to understand. Hes nice and funny as well so dont worry!

TBH never watched any of the lectures or attended help sessions and managed to get an A because of how simple his quizzes and tests were. For tests, he would reuse the quiz questions and add a few more. Honestly wouldn't take again because of how easy his class was, ended up not learning anything lol

Dr. Dixon thus far has been my favorite Chemistry professor at UCF. One thing I did not like about his class was the emphasis on tests which constitute all of your grade. He does drop one quiz, but you really need to do well on these quizzes and tests because there are few opportunities to improve your grade. Go to lectures and read ahead.

Prof Dixon was very open to answering questions. There is essentially no homework for this class except practice modules that take like max 45 minutes before each quiz. Practice quiz given helps with quiz and exam. Best chem professor choice if you are given one. I actually hate chemistry with a passion but if you study book you'll be fine.

Dixon is the best chemistry professor I have had- he gives no busy work with the majority of the grade book being test and quizzes. But, if you pay attention during the lectures, take notes on the textbook readings, and do the DSMs you will be fine. He rarely gives questions that you haven't seen before and a lot of them were easy chem 1 concepts.

Solid professor. I just watched the lectures, reviewed his examples, and managed to do pretty well. I liked how it was mostly conceptual and actually understanding the material instead of memorizing. Tests are heavy, but he goes over practice questions in lectures and reviews for tests and is always open for questions.

Good professor and helped me actually understand some parts of chemistry that I never did before. A lot of aleks work but it helps you understand certain things that are not discussed in detail. Is slow at teaching and wastes your time sometimes. I went to class most of the semester and definitely recommend.

The tests were pretty straightforward to the examples given in class and in the course files. Although going to lecture was optional, he gives a lot of hints on what will be on the test. The optional practice textbook problems are very helpful as well. Overall, a straightforward class with a few difficult concepts.

I had Professor Dixon for Intro to Chem, and I already had a strong background in chem, so the class was pretty easy for me. Even if you don't have a strong background in chem, he explains everything and repeats things multiple times, so you'll do fine in his class. If you need extra help, there's also plenty of TA's who are more than willing to he

Professor Dixon seemed like a really great guy. He made lectures as fun as they could be for being so big. However, if you missed a lecture the powerpoints were glitchy and had missing information. Best advice do aleks earlier and read the book + watch the videos provided in the book to help study. All round not a bad choice and isnt too stressful

I enjoyed Professor Dixon's class. Be prepared to do your ALEKS ahead of time, or it will build up. That's all the homework you have. You don't want to miss lectures because although he does post the power points, he leaves stuff out of it online. You'll get everything you need in class. He has office hours if you need him. The class is short.

the most thing that I like in his class is that the homework was due at the end of the semester, his test not too easy and neither hard. but keep in ur mind that you will teach yourself the SI and TA arent helpful for me, so i used youtube vedios. i didn't stress out in his class so i would like to take with him again.

Dixon is amazing. I really went out of my way to go to almost all of his office hours and those helped DRAMATICALLY with my score and he gave me personal tips on how I would succeed in the course. Final is cumulative but it wasn't difficult because I went to office hours and went over the previous exams (final was basically past exams compiled)

He is the best chemistry professor tbh, don't listen to the bad reviews his tests super super easy and the final from the last 4 tests easy an A, and his PowerPoint is so clear and useful. He is so kind and always ready to help his students, i will definitely with no doubt will take him in chem 2, i wish if he teaches organic

This professor is good but be prepared to have to teach yourself at some points. There are multiple quizzes and exams which make up the majority of your grade so there is a lot of studying for this class. The final was very easy though since it reused old test questions and it made up for the difficulty of the other exams. Overall solid professor.

Amazing Professor! If you want to pass class, just go to lecture and study his powerpoints! The final is an exact copy of the 3 tests combined. Study those and you will pass! Dixon is great at helping students and he responds very quickly to emails. He is caring and wants you to succeed. Take him if you have the chance!

Dr. Dixon was a pretty good professor with a very easy class. If you show up to lectures and pay attention tests should be simple and stress-free. He is very clear on what your grade will be based on and very fair. I had no issues with his class and would definitely recommend for an easy Chem. for Engineers credit.

He's awesome. Very clear lectures and engaging. He's cool and funny. He answers every question clearly and makes sure everyone understand before moving on. He goes over every quiz question and reuses them on the test and final.

Professor Dixon only really tests on the content from lectures done in class. When studying, memorize the trends. Questions on quizzes will show up again. Even though he does online lectures, if you show up you'll get so much more out of the class. He's a bit boring at times but he's very good. Study for quizzes and exams and you'll pass.

Best Chem Professor at UCF. He tells you exactly what is going to be on the exam. Everything he goes over in class will be what you should know for the exam. He does not throw any curve balls. Do the end of chapter questions and study the powerpoint and you should be good.

Best chem professor at UCF! took him for intro and chem 1 and got an A in both classes. exams are so fair and he sets you up for success! I love this man

Funny and all the quizzes/tests had material that was on powerpoints or ALEKS

You will be encouraged to go to lectures if you want to pass but it is a good thing so you can actually learn, repeats at least a few questions on tests from past quizzes. Sets up the course to be as easy as possible for what chemistry is, and won't try to trick you in tests but rather see what you have actually learned which is fair.

One of the better chem professors at UCF. Clear grading criteria, decent lectures, but he only reads off PowerPoints. Tests aren't hard at all and reflect what is learned in the homework and practice questions. They aren't designed to trick you at all. Review quizzes every week which aren't that hard either. I would recommend him to everyone.

The lecture is based completely off of his lectures and class notes. Attendance was never mandatory and you get to miss one test that could be replaced by the final. He suggests students to use the online textbook for practice problems but it is not required. The ALEKS is another software that has to be bought for homework, kind of difficult.

Mr.Dixon is a very intelligent and kind teacher who is very passionate about his class and tries his best to make his lectures enjoyable. He does have a slightly thick accent but it did not affect my ability to understand what he was saying.

Dixon is probably the best chemistry professor you'll find at UCF. He speaks slowly and repeats himself a lot which I found to be very helpful when it came to retaining information. Quizzes and tests are taken in person but are very easy if you study. The tests have questions directly from the quiz. I will be taking him again next semester.

In this course you will go through four chapters. This course utilizes a platform called Aleks for homework, and can be time consuming. There are 4 quizzes, 4 tests, 1 cumulative final all taken in person, no notes allowed. This professor is organized, and knows how to teach. Go to lectures, print out powerpoints and follow along. Study!

This class was a ton of fun! Dixon is a great teacher and is funny during the lectures. He records and posts most lectures, uploads the tests and answers after you've taken them and uploads the powerpoints. There is extra practice in the book but I haven't been using it at all this semester. Great Teacher!

The way he gives his lectures can either be boring or hilarious because he repeats himself 1000 times. Quizzes are harder than tests and he repeats a lot of questions from the quizzes on the tests. Homework is not that bad and can be done relatively at your own pace.

Dr. Dixon is great at lecturing and answering questions during lectures. His grading criteria is clear from the start, and doing the recommended textbook problems alongside with the online problems will ensure you achieve an A in this class. This practice alongside his practice tests are excellent review for tests as well as the final.

Very easy class. You are graded on very few assignments but they are not hard if you study. There are 4 quizzes, 4 tests, 1 final, and Aleks homework. He just reads off of a powerpoint in class, it has everything you need.

Intro to Chem with Dr. Dixon was not that difficult. His tests and quizzes came from the lectures. He provided practice tests that tested all of the necessary knowledge, and he posts the PowerPoints he uses in the lectures. The only other grade was the ALEKS homework, and as long as you keep up with the due dates every few weeks you will be fine.

Good professor, and is funny at times too. The class content itself isn't hard as long as you ATTEND EACH LECTURE. Make sure you stay up to date on ALEKS, as its a huge portion of your grade. Exams are fair, about half the exam questions come from the quiz, so make sure you understand what you got right and wrong on the quizzes and you'll be fine.

Very awesome professor. Attend lectures and he explains things very slowly and repeats things often and gives examples on what might be on quizzes and test. Quizzes, tests and final are all multiple choice. He often reuses question from hw and quizzes on test. He is very lecture heavy. Make sure to study the material he provides and you'll be good.

The textbook was free and optional, he was overall a good lecturer but personally I wouldn't take again just because his class is super test/quiz heavy so one bad grade will drop you easily. He does good explanations but sort of just repeats himself if you ask a question during lecture

Definitely don't blow off this class like I did, I realized by the end that I could have done much better if I had applied myself some towards the beginning, so take the class seriously and you can easily get an A but you can pass with a C easily.

Dr. Dixon is a great professor that everyone should try to take. He teaches concepts very well and is always willing to help outside of class. He responds to emails lightning fast as well. His tests and quizzes are very straight forward and as long as you do the practice problems quizzes, you will be fine.

dixon is probably one of the best chem professors at ucf. he goes over the material and powerpoints well and repeats things that will be on the exam, so be aware of that. he also is not trying to trick you on exams either

Hands down one of the best chem professors at UCF. His exams questions are exactly like the ones he gives you in his PowerPoint. Read the textbook!!! It's tedious to read the textbook and take notes but it's the only way to pass any chem class here at UCF. Easy A if you put the work in.

He is a nice professor. Make sure to attend class as he repeats himself a lot and most of the time they tend to be test or quiz questions. He also refused questions multiple times so make sure you study with the materials he gives you. I am horrible at chemistry and have learned a lot In this course. Do not give up and study you will be fine.

Literally just don't procrascinate, and you'll be just fine. The material is nothing new from 9th grade Chemistry. Lectures are very good, and examples are good. Dynamic Study Modules are great for solidifying content, and the tests are not that heavy though they're graded in a strange way.

Probably the best professor your gonna get for chemistry which may not be easy for everyone. People assume they will get an A just by listening to lectures, but that's not how college works for the most part. College entails self-studying and this class is no exception. Nonetheless, definitely attend lectures as he goes over important notes.

Professor Dixon is an amazing chemistry professor. His exams are a little tough but are based directly off his lectures and PowerPoints so nothing you have not seen before. You NEED to study for his exams. He will go over the material needed for the test but you have to review everything and master it. A lot of homework to boost your grade, easy!

Dr. Dixon's class is not hard if you show up to lectures, take notes, and dedicate time outside of class to study. His grading criteria is clear, and he provides practice tests for all of the exams. He gives you everything you need to succeed, so if you receive a poor grade it is because you did not try as hard as you should have.

Lectures are engaging. I think he is one of the best Chem professors at UCF. I took him for intro the chem and gen chem 1. You NEED to attend lectures. Take notes of the example problems he goes through lectures and do practice quizzes and you will do great.

Took CHM 1025 this Spring Semester. The class is very test- heavy, so you must take the effort to really study for the exams/quizzes. I did not mind taking him this semester, just know that you really need to put in the time to study or else you will fail. His class consists of Aleks, 5 quizzes (but lowest is dropped) , 4 tests, and the final exam

Professor Dixon is very helpful and gives students everything they need for success in the class.

I took him in the summer, intro to gen chem; he was very nice. Just make sure that u read and practice a lot of the problems and always ask for help; it can be a lot when it comes to math and balancing chemical equations but use outside resources if u want to. We took a chapter quiz for each chap and then a test for it. read and study a lot

hes acc the sweetest prof ever.took him this past summer semester for intro to chem. best way to prepare is do a couple questions everyday and practice.i honestly watched a couple YouTube vids and learned thru there.his lectures are long and boring ngl,hes a super sweet man but repeats himself A LOT. but he does it for the students understanding.

Attention is not mandatory BUT I highly recommended as his lecture contain some of the question that WILL show in the test. As long as you keep up with your reading do the practice exam, quiz and homework prior to exam day, you will be fine. He also go over the question you miss one on one if you stop by his office hour.

This class is VERY quiz and test heavy. The only grades are these online homework modules, quizzes, and tests. These tests and quizzes are not impossible though and there a lots of resources to help you study like the SI sessions. Just show up to lectures and try to study a bit and you should be fine

I like Professor Dixon. But, he is definitely a true lecturer. If you do not learn well from this, I wouldn't take his class. I found the SI sessions to be more beneficial than listening to him lecture in class. Find a study group, go to tutoring, put in the work outside class and you'll be fine.

Professor Dixon was a cool guy. He was very easy to talk to in office hours and he made the class passable. He made it so the lectures matched the tests and gave optional online practice tests before exams that matched the actual material very well. Only downside is the slides he uploads online sometimes has missing info than from the lectures.

Good Chemistry Professor! I remember a few times he was being mean to students for asking basic questions but other than that he's a really nice guy! The tests felt fair and I felt like I truly understood the material in his class! The only other critique is that the powerpoints he would show in class wouldn't always match the ones he uploaded

Professor Dixon clearly is passionate about teaching chemistry, his lectures are straightforward and easy to follow along with. He explains well, and embraces questions. Tests are pretty hard, a lot of the material is complicated and he doesn't touch on everything in class. Tough grader, grades are only based on tests and quizzes. Attend SI/SARC!!

This class is an easy A if you put a little work into it. All exams are multiple-choice and similar to the online practice tests. Attending lectures was kind of pointless - I found it easier and more helpful just to teach myself the material with the resources that he uploads online. Just beware of the homework and don't let it all pile up.

He is a very funny professor but not always the best at teaching. DO NOT SKIP CLASS. His power points presented in class are different then the ones posted online. If you are struggling like I was for a little bit then go to class and take better notes. The tests are simple compared to all the content. Final was even easier.

Overall Dr. Dixon is a good professor for 1440. All the tests are multiple-choice. His practice tests are very similar to the actual tests. He drops your five worst quizzes and replaces your worst test grade with your final grade if it's better. He can sometimes go a little fast and the class can seem boring or repetitive.

I had Mr. Dixon for CHM 1025, and he honestly was pretty good. He drops the lowest quiz grade and replaces the lowest test grade with your final grade. Tests are easy, almost all quiz questions appear on them, so it doesn't require much studying. ALEKs is the homework and can be difficult to keep up with since getting a question wrong set you back.

Be prepared to do a lot of practice. Great course, go to additional lectures and tutoring

Be prepared to do a lot of practice, outside sources are helpful and also tutoring

If you want to pass the class go to the lecture. His powerpoint on canvas dont match the in life ones. you actually miss out on a few things that might be on the test. He drops the 4 lowest quiz grades. And if your final is high enough he will replace a test grade lower than your final with your final Lectures were a little boring but manageable

Its amazing how much better of a professor he is when you don't have a little birdie whispering in your ear that he sucks. 10/10 so far in 2045C so far. 90% sure he dropped a JJK reference.

Dixon is amazing. Personality: kinda dry and weird sense of humor, which is not for everybody. Class: homework for each chapter, lowest quiz dropped (quiz: 20min10q), lowest test replaced by final if higher (test: 50min20q). You will never see anything in his tests or quizzes that you have not seen before. As long as you study, you will do great.

This is the second time I have taken Dixon, and I am never taking chem with anybody else. Best professor I have ever had. He is super organized; you will never see anything in his tests or quizzes that you haven't seen before, all multiple choice, and he just gives one homework per chapter. Absolutely love his class.

I loved Dr. D. Took him for intro and I thought he was super funny for a teacher at 9am. His powerpoints were super simple and I could understand him very easily. His tests are in person, but arent bad if you actually review the powerpoint. I would absolutely take him again for any other future chem class. Textbook not needed.

While his lectures weren't super useful for me, he makes it clear what content will be on the tests, which made it simple for me to find outside resources to study for tests. He's very kind when you ask questions but doesn't tend to actually answer them. Overall, I found his class very easy but the actual course materials weren't much help to me.

Pretty good professor. He outlined how to get an A in the syllabus. Although he reads off slides, the content is not bad. Everything on the exam was on the PowerPoint. You just need to put the time in to practice. HW is due at the end of the semester. Each test has bonus questions for EC. Final replaces lowest grade. Just study and you'll do fine.

If you're gonna take CHM2046 at UCF, take it with Dr.Dixon. To some he may come across as tough, but he's fair and truly cares. If you want success in this course, read the textbook and take notes before lecture. I cannot stress this enough, use the Tro textbook and score high on your exams. Take notes before class and in-class. 1 quiz dropped.

Chemistry is a class that you have to put time and effort into. Most of the people giving 1 star reviews are just freshmen wanting an easy A. As long as you study the textbook and lectures you should do decent on the exams. The final takes a lot of questions from the exams and he also replaces your lowest test grade with the final.

Professor Dixon loves engagement and is always willing to answer questions. His slides are outdated and can be difficult to interpret which is why asking questions is a MUST. The exams and quizzes are straightforward and a good grade is obtainable through practice. Use practice problems and homework for exam prep.

By no means is the content in chemistry II conventionally easy, however Dixon will give you the resources to succeed. This is a very exam heavy course. That being said, everything on the exams and quizzes are in the PowerPoints. Take full advantage of the DSM assignments for each unit as they are great practice for the tests.

This class requires consistent effort and dedication. While the lectures alone may not be enough, using the textbook, attending office hours, and tools like unstuckstudy ai can really help. Exams are challenging but fair - stay on top of the material and you'll do well.

Chem is a hard class for me, but the problems in class are the exact problems that will be on the test. Learn how to do the practice problems in the lecture, maybe the ones in the weekly reviews, too, and you can get an A. Multiple choice tests and the final replace your lowest test grade.

I enjoyed Dr. Dixon. He is a funny prof. but can sometimes be hard to understand. His notes are different in class, DO not skip. Go to his office hours and connect with him, he's helpful and is fun to talk to. Not a very work-heavy class, I study an hour a week and 4 if it's an exam week. The final exam grade can replace the lowest exam score.

Professor Dixon is objectively a decent professor. If you show up to lectures, pay attention, and do the homework, you will pass. I struggled in this class because I am CpE and terribly disinterested in chemistry. If you're good at algebra, though, and can memorize a couple of formulas, you will do fine.

Solid professor. Speaks clearly and gives clear instructions for what is on the exams. About 3 hours of homework per test/section. Provided practice exams for each exam. 4 exams and a comprehensive final. Final replaced lowest test grade. Easy B ever and if you put some effort in the A is very possible.

Professor Dixon is a decent professor and a great guy. The expectations and grading criteria were clear. I went to his office hours, and he was very helpful. I will be taking him again for CHM 2045.

W professor if you go to class you will pass

I never went to lectures and passed every test. Just make sure to study the PowerPoints he posts. He also gives bonus pints on his tests.

Best prof. for 1440. Has EC on all tests & final. Lots of office hours. Lectures are a little dull but get points across, be prepared to write fast with notes as there is a lot of content in the course. Has a nice sense of humor and can keep a lot of the class engaged. Reciprocates the respect you give to him, so be nice and he'll be great to you.

Dr. Dixon was a pretty good professor, would take him again. His lectures are ok and can be helpful, most of the information you can use is from the homework actually. Definitely passable if you got a good group to study with.

He gave us asynchronous quizzes every week and a test about every four weeks. As long as you attend lectures and do homework on time, they're pretty straightforward. To be honest, the only hard part of his class was focusing on lectures and actively engaging, since he tends to not be the most exciting lecturer (and tbh nobody participated in class)

Pretty easy class, just go to class and pay attention because his note slides are terrible outside of class due to animations. He'll also tell you what to know specifically and his final is an amalgamation of previous tests.

Overall, Dixon is a pretty decent professor. His class is very doable, as we did only PowerPoints, quizzes, and exams. He was very thorough and fast-paced in his lectures. You do need to dedicate some time to his class as it is pretty memory-heavy and completing ALEKS outside of his class. He also has many SI/SARC leaders who are there to help you.

Used ALEKS for homework, due dates followed lecture topics. In person exams, all multiple choice. Lecture powerpoints are posted but the quality isn't the best, so writing notes during lectures is more helpful. Lectures aren't very engaging but he goes over every topic in the chapter and will happily answer questions. Very straightfoward.

Honestly, for a professor he's quite good. He makes it very known what is expected of you to do, puts the lecture notes on canvas, reminds you of what chapter you should be done with already. If you study, consistently do your OWLv2 homework, and show up to the lectures you'll be peachy keen. I'm just bad at chem LOL but it's a good class

Attend his lectures- the slides he posts in canvas are incomplete and are filled out in lecture as he goes over them. The final is an amalgam of previous tests, which he posts the answers to before finals week. He can be a little sassy if you ask stupid questions in class but if you go to his office hours he is very nice and understanding.

Fine professor, best option for the class. I found him very easy if you go to lecture and put minimal effort in. Lots of office hours and people typically don't go. If you have any background in chemistry, he'll be easy.

He adds information and new practice problems to his lecture slides that are not in the Canvas files, so the way to succeed is to review before class. The tests are difficult but fair, they look like a mix of the textbook and PowerPoint examples. I recommend attending office hours to review every test because the course will build on itself.

This is a class where if you want a good grade you need to actually put in some work and study. Dr. Dixon is very test heavy but he swaps your lowest exam with the final, and the final is easier than some of the harder exams because it is cumulative. A lot of these 1/5s are from people who took this class expecting to get an A or B with little work

Decent professor but I'd rather be waterboarded than take this class ever again.

Hard. TA's are godsends. Can be kind of mean but funny too.

The chem professors at UCF are slim pickings, but I think Dixon is the lesser of multiple evils. I took him for intro to chem+chem 1 and passed with A's, however I spent a good chunk of time teaching myself the concepts. If he was an option for chem 2 I would've taken him again (probs out of familiarity but still I don't think he's terrible).

donny d is the absolute goat.

Great professor—his passion for Chemistry shows through his lectures. Lectures use PowerPoints with added examples, answers, and work not found in the posted slides, making it hard to catch up if you skip. Chapter HWs are all due at the end of the semester. Exams are fair and fairly graded. Just don't skip class if you don't want to self teach

Not a very difficult class, and Dixon did a decent job at explaining the topics. It's important to go to lectures and take notes, and you'll be fine. Four tests and one final, with the final replacing one test grade at the end of the semester. Dixon is funny when he isn't trying to be funny.

I took this class a couple semesters ago and only now realized how great Dixon is. He's very organized, enthusiastic about class, clear and understandable (which is rare at UCF). Class was never rushed and bc of that we really got into all topics. Guidelines were straight forward. Yes there's hw, but all stem classes are hw heavy. Overall great!

tells you what to study with an announcement on canvas before each test. study what he tells you to. 4 tests and one final, final replaces lowest grade. attendance isnt mandatory but helps(many of the test questions are carbon copies of the lecture practice questions)Final was a carbon copy of the previous tests which are posted online.

lectures are useless imo, but his tests are pretty clear and you can do well if you study hard (except test 3). the final is cake as long as you go over the past test questions, which he posts at the end of the semester. plus, your final replaces your lowest test grade. p.s: chad's prep is a REALLY good channel for understanding the concepts

He's not the worst; he mostly reads off the slides. You get four tests and the final. Attendance isn't mandatory but encouraged. Quizzes were every Tuesday for me online, which was 10 questions you also had Online HW as well. Overall, if you're new to Chem, it might be a challenge, but if you study the slides and practice exams, you should be fine.

Lectures are semi useful as he uses those problems from the lecture for the test. Go to office hours. He's very nice and accessible outside of the class. When it comes to the tests just re-do problems from the powerpoints/lectures and use the practice exam.

I never before had to study so much for a class, but it wasn't at fault of the teacher. I am just awful at chemistry. I got very behind but started to go to class and actually participate and got an A. Dixon can be moody. A lot people are failing since they weren't going to class/utilizing resources. TA Hernandez is great.

The class is easy if you go. Dixon reviews PowerPoints and works through problems identical to the tough test questions. He can be sassy when repeating himself, but he tells you what to study. The first two tests are easy, the last two require more work, and the final repeats questions.

Very easy if you have an understanding of basic chemistry. If you struggle with chemistry generally, go to the lectures and take notes. STUDY TO UNDERSTAND, NOT MEMORIZE. People who memorize and did not understand the concepts did not do too well. I think he is funny, too. Online homework have to buy, but cheaper if you opt in to early access.

Dr. Dixon's class starts off manageable but the next second and third exams definitely ramp up in difficulty. You'll need to put in extra work and really stay on top of the material. I highly recommend using the Cram website (Cram better)to keep up. Overall, fair professor, but don't let the easy first exam fool you. CramBetter is the resource.