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Makes little sense when giving lectures. WAY too much bouncing around.
I had the highest grade in my high school chem. here I barely passed. And this was only half of what I learned in high school.
hey guys grow up. I took dr becvar's class in 97 and he was hard. you needed to pay attention in his class to get ahead. he once told us "i am not here to teach you, you are here to teach yourselves" at first i was upset, but now 9 years later i understand. you the student must make the effort, not him. please grow up you're no longer in HS!
His lectures are very jumbled. Not very clear when working out examples. Tests are hard if you do not study! If you go to his office he is more than happy to help you,but come prepared. He used to make the final, but now they use the ACS Standard exam which is hard. Take him if you want a challenge. Definitely read the book.
hard. but read and do HW and you should get at least a B
I did not like him at all.
Do the assignments, work to understand the material. I got an A, and honestly, there isn't a reason why an honest effort in his class wouldn't get you one. Yes, tests are hard, but people who know what they're talking about pass.
The material is hard and this guy dosnt make it easier take it with some other teacher
Dr. Becavar works to invigor students with a drive to learn, and and to think critically. His course was well worth the difficulty, because it will show you your capacity to perform thought necessary for relevant scientific endeavours today.
Dr. Becvar is a great professor, he makes his lectures enjoyable and with humor on them! If, of course, you are intellectually inclined. I found this class an easy A, his tests are fairly and the way he grades makes it almost impossible for anyone to not pass. He is a great teacher, if you strive for excellence, take his class you will be satisfied
extremely difficulty if you weren't good at chemistry in high school. I suggest getting a tutor if you are taking him for honors. Doesn't teach the material and expects you to learn it yourself in the book. You MUST read.
This professor is horrible. This material is hard enough and he does not teach well. He is too busy with his own research to care or give any form of extra credit. Good luck tracking him down and if so good luck going in his office that looks like it needs to be on a hoarding show. I work my butt off and am failing.
VAGUE. THIS CLASS IS HIS LIFE. TRICKY WORDING ON TESTS. STUDY EACH DAY.
He is an annoying old man who will fill up the class with 10 min of "Did you take note?! You should be!" each class, You pretty much learn by yourself and from your peer leaders. This class is bringing me down and I am a straight A student. He has daily clicker questions that count as your attendance. Taker Dr Noveron if you can.
iclicker quizzes at the beginning are part of attendance and are very important to him! if you care he cares! pay attention, study hard, take notes and study them, seek for help, ask your PL, go to his office hours and you will be fine!
iclicker quizzes every day before class and sometimes during class. His exam consist of about 18 multiple questions and around 3 free response questions. The class is hard not because of him but because of the material in general. If you want to pass study, know the concepts and practice as many problems as you can.
If you read the chapters ahead of time you will be fine in class. His lectures can be jumbled but easily understood if you have some idea what the class is going over. Dr. Becvar is a good teacher but you have to make the effort to be there in class on time and taking notes. If you need help go to your Peer Leaders, they will try to help you.
Dr. Becvar is an amazing professor. In order to do well in his class you need to take good notes and listen to his lectures again. If you pay close attention he practically tells you what will be on his exam, he will repeat important concepts over and over again. Practice the problems from the book and review notes before exams.
Good professor, knowledgeable and willing to help
Instead of teaching you what you need to know he'll spend the entire course saying what you should learn and then going off on a tangent about something. It's basically a self teaching sort of class
As long as you read the book and do the practice exams you should do fine. His lectures didn't help much but the workshops did.
If you have a good previous basis of understanding of general chemistry, this class is quite reinforcing. Also his exams are much shorter (that's goodbad, depends on you). If you don't (which I imagine is the case of most raters here), well it's not that great. You will have to read, and read thoroughlyin addition to lecture to get a good grade.
Dr. Becvar is a hilarious profesor. His tests are tricky and the fact that he teaches gen chem doest help it is a tough subject. Be prepared to read and study study study!
I came to college with a great foundation on chemistry, so I found Chem 1305 quite repetitive except for a few things. On the things I knew, I felt he didn't tell the class everything. He goes over the easy stuff a lot, and doesn't get to the harder stuff much. Tests are WAY easier than my high school chem teacher's. Easy peasy. He's quite funny.
Dr. Becvar is extremely confusing. I suggest you read the chapter he's going over that week before you go to class. That's seriously the key to this class and understanding what he's talking about or else you will be very confused. Overall his exams are not too bad if you understand everything during the lectures then you'll be fine in the exam.
He is more focused on the math then on the specifics. He is very confusing, but what he goes over in class is on the test.
Dr. Becvar is an amazing professor. Material is easy if you study. Class average on exams was apparently in the 50's. His teaching method is a little confusing, but if you go to his office hours, he's more than willing to help you understand, Just make an appointment. Just stay on top of your studying, toys isn't a class where you can slack it.
I took this guy for Chem 2. He's awesome! He is old but very nice. He gives pop quizzes. lectures are clear.
Best professor ever had. Passed this class with 98- A. Highly Recommend
Class is tough. Becvar is old but very kind-hearted. First test failed for not studying but grades went up to As on next tests for coming to his office hours. He's willing to help students. He's the best! 3
Easy A. Love this guy. He's old and very nice, willing to help students understand Chemistry and prepare for Medical school.
To pass study study study. If don't understand, come to office hours. Ended up with A. Not a hard class if study
Would definitely take again if teaches Ochem. He's very funny and nice to students. No extra credit but easy A if read the book and come to workshop. Definitely recommend
Kind and cordial. Well explanation. Quizzes every day. Be ready to get the i-clicker at the bookstore. Class average 75-89% after each test. Got 99 for the average
Love this guy. Funny and hilarious. Willing to help students. Don't take notes, just read and do hw yourself.
Amazing guy. He's like an old and kind grandpa. Very nice and willing to help students. Smile all the time. Well explanations. Got an A for chem 1305 Spring 2015. So happy. Textbook Chang chemistry 11th edition
Good but not perfect. Some lectures are unclear. Sometimes refuse to help students due to busy schedules. Passed with 90. He curves a little bit. Never take notes, just read yourself
4 exams and final ACS exam. Self-study, read and do hw in the book better than come to class. Quizzes every day before class. Ended up A. Fairly recommend
Really cares for students. Just finished fist chem class spring 2015. Phew, easiest class in first year of college. Will definitely take him again
Wish he teaches Chem 2324, definitely take him. He's very nice. He helped students prepare for medical school well. He graduated from Harvard. Highly recommend
At first two weeks, very tough time. After that, easy for coming to his office hours. Great guy
Well explanation. Easy pop quizzes. Just read the book and google information and pass class easy.
Great professor. He's very nice and kind to his students. Just come to his office hours and pass easily
Love this old man. He's very kind and caring for his students. Easy A
The lectures are interesting, he only covers 1-2 new things each time so its easy to follow. I read the textbooks (used for the class and the workshop) a lot because there was a lot of information that you need to know but was not covered in class.
I had to take this course twice but I honestly would procrastinate a lot. Just get it together and you'll do fine. He's super funny and quirky and will help you out if you visit office hours, he's understanding. Many people don't go but I recommend you do because he states things that you can't find on his online homework.
Dr. Becvar is a great professor! He is hilarious and cares about his students learning. He is old and admits to not being perfect and making mistakes. He is extremely helpful during his office hours. He doesn't cover absolutely everything, but he covers a lot. If you actually study and read the textbook, you should pass with an A.
Such a sweet guy. Workbook required for homework assignments. Lectures can be a bit long but his personality makes them interesting. Attendance not mandatory but go to class. Tests are a bit tough if you don't know the material completely. Don't put off studying until right before a test, it'll be too much.
Not a good lecturer and worse at grading. There were students who later let me know they went in person to ask grade changes because they found discrepancies with their scores and the grades they got. I honestly don't believe the class was hard but the tests are very unforgiving.
His classes are sometimes boring. The grading is made by the TAs. There is homework every week as well as lab and seminary. Ttore are 5 exams and the final is cumulative and it is sort of hard. The lowest exam was changed for the highest grade. You have to study well, read and ask questions.
He doenst explain at all. His tests are really hard, even if you study, try to read the book and go to the workshops. He is not very aproachable outside the classroom
Dr. Becvar was the toughest class I had my first semester, he does not explain the material properly and bounced around topics all the time. He would always assign homework on material that had not been covered in class or he never went over certain topics that were on the homework. He made chemistry more difficult than it needed to be.
He's a great Chemistry professor, sometimes he can get lost in his own thoughts. If you go to his office he will explain anything that you didn't understand and will go over your exam with you to make sure everything is correct. Best chemistry professor by far.
Do not take him if you want someone who helps you. He's one of those professors who knows what they are talking about and expect you to know too and when you ask for clarification goes on a tangent.. And lectures were long and hardly helpful. He would care too much about calling people out for not taking notes than on chemistry. Do not recommend.
Dr. Becvar's is a tough professor. He does point you out if you are not taking notes. His test are really hard. He doesn't allow make up, if he does then it is tougher than the original test. He is tough but you will somewhat survive. Read the book and rely on workshop because his lectures are not helpful.
I really enjoyed taking Dr. Becvar's course. His lectures can kinda be all over the place sometimes but he's good at explaining concepts. If you really study and really apply yourself you should be fine. It's obvious that he cares about his students and wants them to succeed. Workshops help so much and his exams aren't that bad. Don't skip class!
He is an intelligent man but not a great professor. If you struggle in class and try to talk to him, he is not willing to help. Rather than helping you scolds you. Chemistry is a hard subject as it is. Lectures are long but he is all over the place so he occasionally skips out on explaining things. Rely on workshop and out of class self learning.
Chemistry is hard enough, but he makes it even harder... The class is frustrating enough with the early class time and the material alone, but the professor is everywhere and doesn't cover what is actually on the exams. He cares more about taking notes and you being awake than he does teaching... Also grades for exams don't match up for what you do
The Material is pretty hard and he's all over the place with his lectures making the class harder. Biggest difference between him and other 1306 professors is that his exams always include a free response section that is usually worth half if not more of the points of the whole examination so if you mess that up there goes your exam score.
This class was a pretty challenging one, you really have to earn your grade for this one. Dr. Becvar may be a bit frustrating at times, but at the end of the day he's a really kind and caring man if you talk to him, and he is very willing to help during his office hours. Take this course if you actually want to LEARN about chemistry, not an easy A.
If I had to do Chemistry again, I don't think I would take Dr. Becvar's class. You really have to work to pass the class and he can be difficult to work with most times. Everyone has different experiences with him, but he always came off as arrogant and rude especially when I went to his office hours. Word of caution-- he yells a lot in exams!
Clear instruction. Best professor. Great teacher. UTEP is always the best university in the USA. Highly recommended
tough very tough!!!
If you decide to take Dr. Becvar's CHEM 1306 course, I wish you good luck. His lectures are confusing, his pencast notes are illegible at best, and if you go to his office hours for help, he will respond with arrogance and nonsense, leaving you far more confused than you were, to begin with.
Dr.B started off being a little strict, but as the semester went on you realized that he just wanted all of his students to learn. ALL of his tests had extra credit, with some allowing you to get 125 points. No HW! It's a shame he's leaving.
The class itself is not challenging, his existence just makes things more difficult. His lectures consist of him repeatedly wailing random nonsense and then vaguely covering topics. With the complete atrocity of so called chem "labs" and the russian roulette of having a good peer leader, I would not make my life worse by taking this professor.
GET READY TO BUY A CHEGG SUBSCRIPTION!!! Oh and did I mention you teach yourself everything, all you learn from him is, are you listening, are you taking notes? So if youre good at teaching yourself everything this class will be a piece of cake! His tests were pretty similar to previous tests he gives out, good luck to yall!!
If you are taking the class with Dr. Becvar, get ready to by Chang (any edition) and Chegg. There is no way of passing only if you go over his notes and past exams, you need to study and learn by yourself. He relies WAY too much on peer leaders, who don't even know what's going on. Be ready to teach yourself and to be yelled at during lecture.
Are you listening??? Are you taking notes??????
His lectures make no sense, you generally leave more confused than you started with, and that's not to mention that he essentially tells you that you'll probably fail. Peer leaders are pretty much useless unless you get the only good one, I didn't. If you're able to take CHEM classes anywhere else, do that. This class is impossible.
You won't learn anything from his lectures, yet he has a no absence policy. Workshop is were you learn from if you are lucky to get a good peer leader, because there are some really bad ones (like mine). Basically, you have to teach yourself the material, which is a lot. He is implementing ALL free-response exams, and the final is hard.
grades are based only off of exams, always makes himself available, cares deeply about his students, if you want to pass you have to do intense studying before and after, cant be afraid to ask for help or you'll fail, dont skip this class, passionate and funny older guy
So what's to say about Dr. Becvar? Honestly, his lectures are pretty pointless and I always wanna fall asleep at 7:30 in the morning because he makes everything so complicated than what it needs to be. If you honestly just go to the workshop and review the module and study at least a couple days before the test, you should be more than fine.
Definitely doable but you will have to work very hard for it. His lectures are basically pointless and really learn everything in workshop. Do all practice exams that he puts up and you will do fine on tests. Most of his tests have a a maximum of 120 points 20 which serve as extra credit points and he drops the lowest test grade as well.
he depends a lot on the workshops, so pay attention to that if you don't make it to his lectures. try and not miss lectures before and exam because he does review what to expect on the exam. do his past exams before each exam and you'll be good... don't really need the textbook, I prefer reading off the workshop book
His lecture notes are very vague and he goes over it quickly because he assumes either you've covered it in workshop (highly unlikely) or that you will (but the truth is you don't go super in-depth there either). Tests are free- response so if you mess up early on, you lose A LOT of points. Take it with Juan Noveron in the summer, he's much better
The lectures are pointless, there will be a few good discussions here & there but do not expect much. You will be lucky if you get a good peer leader, workshop is where you will learn most of the material. Be prepared to work extra hard to pass, & harder for an A. Highly recommend going to review your exam with him, the graders miss a lot!
If you have the time and don't have a personal life, take this course. His lectures are pointless and he makes everything harder than it needs to be. His exams are short but they are extremely hard.
Going to lecture is pointlessl, you have to learn everything through youtube or chegg. He's more worried about us taking pointless notes then actually covering what is on the test. Based off my workshop classmates experiences I will say he is the better of the two chem teacher, the other being "Dr." Narayan. UTEP CHEM ADMIN GET IT TOGETHER
I recommend this course! Attending lecture is important, he will drop you if you skip class often. He thoroughly explains and allows you to ask questions. Tests are easy if you study.
He relies on peer leaders to teach you(not all of them are helpful) and assumes you already know the material so does not explain the material. Lectures are boring and useless all he says over and over is "are you taking notes" but you cant be absent more than 3 times.
Dr. Becvars class is pretty tough, it is not a walk in the park, his exams are TOUGH and his free response questions are hard to earn all the points, make sure to do good in the workshop, its 20 percent of your grade, his exams are 50 percent, he drops the lowest one, and the final is the ACS, 30 percent of your grade. His exam reviews are trash
I will start by saying that he is the best of all of the chemistry teachers. He is not, however, the best he could be. This class is a mandatory 3 part course, involving the lecture, lab, and workshop, all of which occur at different times of the day. He relies on workshop TAs to teach, but the tests don't reflect this. The reviews are horrible!!
His lectures are useless. You have to learn the material yourself or in the workshop.
Dr. Becvar was a good professor but has very sophisticated vocabulary. You need to understand what hes taking about before class so that you can understand the lecture. He is nice and easy to contact outside the class. I would go to ACES and it helped me a lot throughout the class, also the workshops helped. Overall just make sure to practice.
He is an amazing professor. He understands if you have an emergency and will set up times for you. The only reason for why people would not like him is that they want everything to come easy. As long as you put up an effort for doing work and studying, it won't be so difficult.
If you are taking CHEM 1306 I would recommend Becvar 100% than Naryan. You do have to put in the work to learn chemistry but I with the workshops and the ACES helped me a lot understand. I would recommend going to the lectures because some times he would help you with what is going to be on the exams.
This class requires your full attention and you need to stay on top of it because it will get confusing in the beginning the concepts were easy but his teaching style is not the best for me because he is very monotone and not that engaging. Attend workshop and participate because the will help your grade go up.
Ended up with an A, but it was tough. I learned more in workshop and tutoring centers than I did in his lecture hours. He's very fast-paced, and his notes are not very helpful. He recommends learning material and reading the textbook before class, and I couldn't agree more.
Pretty bad overall, his lectures felt like one big run-on sentence. You learn more from workshop than you do from him. Hell spend an hour on 1 thing and not get to the 20 others on his exams and he usually spends the most time on useless concepts. Hope for a good peer leader if you want to pass. Exams are also nothing like what he teaches/homework
Overall this course is tough. His lectures werent helpful at all. Where you learn from the most is the workshop. We are assigned to do homework every week from the workbook and his exams dont even reflect what is on it. For a perspective all of the exams averages were 40%. To pass you will need to rely on the peer leaders and outside resources.
Dr. Becvar is a super nice professor! Don't read the rates below honestly. The class was okay, you do need to study and make the class a priority. Since it has a lot of content Dr. Becvar doesn't have much time to give more examples but he is super nice. Attend workshop, lecture and office hours and you'll get an A+:) It's hard but not impossible:)
Be ready to set up to fail. This professor is openly proud about sabotaging his students. He is proud that his class is extremely difficult to pass. Forget it if you need any sort of accommodation for any disability. He will make it harder on you by giving you inaccurate information, not sending your test in on time, and will not follow CASS rules
DON'T TAKE!!! This professor is horrible. Don't listen to the people saying that if you really study hard you'll pass, because you won't. If you have a life outside of this course, don't bother because he expects you to be able to study as if you don't. He also is rude to students when they ask questions in class and in person he's downright mean.
This professor made me wanna drop out. Hardest class ever!!! Your grade is based off of 4 exams!! And they are the hardest exams ever! He is very strict and hard. His lectures make no sense. Only way I passed was by spending hours in the Chemistry office hours. Avoid at all costs!!
Chem 2 is difficult in general and Dr. Becvar tries his best to make it "easy." There are people saying you won't have a life if you take him, but you will. If you doing the practice exams he puts up, ask for help from the peer leaders, and just do the work it isn't that difficult. It's a lot of math and memorizing equations but it's not that bad.
Lacked in every way possible and depended heavily on the peer leaders to do his job.
He relied heavily on the peer leaders to teach his course. In workshop you learn a good amount of the subject, but it also depends on the peer leader and how well they teach. During my time 3 out of the 5 exams, including the final, were open-ended questions, no multiple choice at all. The final is worth 30% and the other 4 exams are 50%.
I took Professor Becvar in Fall 2022. All im going to say is that his class is test weighted. I learned more from my peer leader than I did attending his lectures. Overall, he is a great person but I wouldn't recommend taking his course if you need to pass it. 3 of 5 of our exams were strictly open ended with not one single multiple choice question
Dr. Becvar is a great person, he is really funny and a wise man, but I personally will not take his class again, his class is really weighted on exams, and if you don't keep up with the lectures you will be so lost, also his exams are really hard if you don't know one formula you are done, if you want to take an easy class choose another professor.
Please do not take this professor for chem 1306 o any class. Honestly no matter how hard I studied what you see in class will not be on the exam, it will be harder. Do not recommend at all if you want to pass or even learn.
Okay, the class is not easy, it will require a lot of work. The lectures consisted of him hand writing notes in a composition book; he answers questions if you raise your hand. For me, most tests were open ended but graded fairly and he allowed you to fight for your grade afterward, and they all had extra credit. The final is comprehensive.
Becvar is a nice guy. However, does not know how to teach. Do not expect to learn anything from his lectures as you are expected to know the material before coming to class. He sets unrealistic expectations for his students and the peer leaders don't help- just read straight from the workbook. Do not take unless you have the time to self-teach.
Overall, he was an amazing professor. Very knowledgable, was a clear expert in his field. Not only that, but he was hilarious. Test heavy, so study a lot. He also gives a handful of extra credit, rewarding those who attend the lecture. I would encourage every major to take it, you truly learn a lot.
Dr. Becvar is undeniably smart but his lectures are not very helpful in terms of notes, and he relies on you reading a lot on your own. His exams are all written and are rarely multiple choice. He also administers random pop quizzes during lectures on random days. PLEASE do not take unless you are a very good student and can teach yourself.
Most of the class grade is based on exams which are 15 questions and mostly free response.
Dr. Becvar is a great professor, but everyone in here just doesn't study. As long as you study you can pass with an A. The questions are open ended, but are only 6 questions, not 15 like stated previously. If you put in the effort and not seek an easy A like most pre-meds, then you should be fine.
You are told from the begging this will be a tough class and you will be required to study a week in advance before your test to do well. For many people Chem 2 is the first hard class they have to take and aren't prepared to put in the effort. You are given extra credit on each exam and final is curved. Take advantage of the resources given to you
Dr. Becvar gives extra credit on exams and through pop quizzes. You mostly learn through the required workbook on your own and through workshops. To do well, you absolutely need to study and read on your own. Exams are mostly open ended, but if you keep up with the content and review frequently, you'll do well. And as he says, take notes!!
The worst professor in all of UTEP. He is the person that puts your entire academic career in a trajectory because he thinks we all want to be chemists. I have absolutely not one nice word to say about this course. EACH WEEK: 3 hours lectures, 3 hour workshop, and countless hours in Aces and studying. ALSO WENT TO EVERY REVIEW. Horrible.
The class is HARD. The professor isn't bad,he CARES about students actually LEARNING and not memorizing. There are 2 1 hour lectures for you to attend and learn, there are 1 2 hour workshops to attend to build on the lecture. Everyone needs to put in effort and learn, not just memorize. The person from Dec 20th, 2024 just aint built for stem.
I got an A in Becvar's class, but no thanks to his teachings. The workbook can be everything you need to learn if you apply yourself and go to workshop prepared to ask questions. His lectures never made any sense to me. He never explained the basics of what he was talking about and expects you to know all the material before lecture.
If you're taking this class for credit and chem is not your career this will mess you up. He is a tough grader and your grade is all based on exams. I do not recommend it.
CHEM 1306 is a difficult course, the amount of hours you need to put in to get the grade you want will be standard with ANY professor. Dr. Becvar, prioritizes understanding and his exams are all based on the fundamentals of chem 2. He grades very nicely so it's hard to fail. Not to mention, you can go to him after an exam and argue for more points.
He is nice and genuinely cares about students learning the material,but his lectures are unclear and he often expects you to know the content beforehand.I had to spent hours at tutoring,the peer leaders were the only reason I passed.The class is hard but doable if you are willing to self-teach or ask for help.He will let you fight for your grade
The class was difficult and on the first day he reminds you constantly of it. It is built off of chem 1 so he expects you to have a good grasp on those concepts through the semester. Gives extra credit in the form of quizzes that apply to exams. His exams were open ended but gave partial credit and lets you argue your exam grade during office hours
This is a difficult course. If you're taking Becvar be prepared to manage your time and dedicate most of it to Chem 2. I failed this class simply because lack of critical thinking skills when it came to the workshop homework and the test. Do LOTS of practice problems and be prepare to teach yourself concepts. Good luck! :)
Dr. Becvar is an amazing professor! Chemistry 2 is a difficult course, but he's knowledgeable and always available if you need help outside of class. The Workshop helps a lot, but Dr. Becvar does curve his exams and drops one at the end of the course. No textbook per se for the course but he does reference the Workshop one. Reviews before midterms.
If you want Helen Keller as a professor go ahead and take him, because you won't be seen, nor heard. He thinks every one wants to be a chemist, and refuses to understand that he doesn't know how to teach. Don't take this class if you want to have a will to live. I fr started crossing the street without looking both ways, or one way for that matter
This class only relies on the four exams plus the final for 80% of the grade. Honestly was very difficult and took a lot of outside-class studying. He does offer extra credit, which can be helpful! Workshop is with a peer leader that requires homework, but I learned a lot by myself. I walked out really good at chem tho…lol
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