As a new professor in spring 2024, he is very goated. He gives excellent lectures and makes sure that his students understand the material. He only gives two exams: a midterm and a final. Just get ready to face the difficulty of the class itself and ask as many questions as you need.

VERY easy class, but taught GREAT. Slides informative w/o being word salad and available online, very enthusiastic teaching, attendance not mandatory but recommended bc he KNOWS how to TEACH! Very complicated course taught well. But: quizzes were really easy, not great at reinforcing the material. Need to study to succeed bc topic is NOT intuitive.

Great professor who obviously knows his stuff and provided very informative lectures with clear powerpoints, and more than enough material to self-study the class. Class was a bit disorganized, especially towards the final, but he took student feedback seriously and improved his lectures throughout the semester. Would definitely take again.

pretty chill guy. the TA's especially one (idk if i can name names), were very helpful. the midterm was online and open note so pretty easy. for the final he gave us a formula sheet which was very helpful and appreciated. lectures arent too important, hes clearly finding his footing but i think he did good. easy to get an A if you try a good bit

The professor was very chill and nice. He was so helpful at office hours. HWs were more difficult than quizzes. 7 online quizzes (he will drop 1-2 lowest ). Midterm was online as well, but final was in person. It wasn't bad as people said. We had 6 multiple choices questions and 4 show work, they were similar to quizzes and straightforward.

The professor is both kind and attentive, diligently striving to complete the semester. The teaching assistants are also supportive. With 250 students per section, managing Discrete can be daunting, possibly resulting in slower grading. Nonetheless, I have confidence in his effective teaching efforts.

He put grade in Webcourses slow but if someone questions him, he will respond fast. He's a very reasonable professor. 7 quizzes and 1 midterm online. Final in-person. Review quizzes questions, you would see them in final with different numbers

He may not the best lecturer, but he's very easy going and ready to help students. Quizzes and midterm are online. Final in-person, which is similar to quizzes. Study well and you'll be fine.

There is no easy A in a math class. Prepare yourself to study outside of the classroom. 3-4 HWs, 7 quizzes and 1 midterm online. Final is in-person. Don't wait until the last days to study for final because it will hit you real hard!!!

Dr. Kullu's slides are full of useful content, and his explanations are easy to follow if you're paying attention, meaning that lecture attendance is important. He is a friendly man who is willing to answer questions, and it seems that he wants his students to succeed. Homework is tough, tests are doable, and quizzes are trivial. Would recommend

Lecture attendance is not mandatory. You can study at home or from YouTube if you feel easier for your study. Lab attendance is mandatory, it's 15% of your grade. I see it as an "extra credit" because you literally do nothing in that lab

He is new to UCF, a little bit late in grading but he very to communicate with. HWs are tough, quizzes and exam are doable.

This is a hard class. 7 quizzes and midterm was online. Final is in-person. The professor's very helpful in office hours as well. Study hard as you choose to be an engineer or CS. There's no easy A in this field

He's a nice and kind person. He truly wants his students to learn and pass this class. Lecture attendance was not many, but labs take 15% of attendance. Studying outside of the class is highly recommended since it's a tough class.

Quizzes and midterm were online. HWs were more difficult. Final was in-person but DOABLE because it was similar to quizzes and his slides

This is a hard class. I've not been in school for years. I totally forgot all math stuff, so I had to came to his office hours all the time to seek help. He was so nice and easy going. I appreciated it!!!

Kurt Kullu is a knowledgeable teacher but his lectures lack entertainment, making the course material very tedious to learn. Falling asleep is very easy when he teaches. The online quizzes and midterm were easy, while the assignments were a bit more challenging. The final exam was ok. He's a slow grader, most of the grades came towards the end.

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I was worried about this class in general since most of the professors seemed to be very harsh (according to RMP), but Kurt was pretty easy. His lectures include a lot of practice problems, but the most helpful part of the class was the LAB! Attend labs; if you have a good TA, the labs really tests what you know. The final was very easy.

Discreet structures is a class mostly about logic. Everything the professor does is entirely logical and within reason, and I respect that. You won't be surprised by this professor. Every time something happens, you will think "fair" and study harder. In the end, you will learn the material and feel satisfied. For me, the class was easy.

Wurt Wullu. Lectures are very boring but his notes are pretty straightforward. If you just put in the bare minimum effort you are essentially only graded on a midterm and final since everything else is free, and both of which were very easy. Study the reviews he provides for both exams and you'll do fine, he's a nice guy just a tad boring.

Great professor, attendance for labs mandatory but the labs were not helpful sometimes because of the TA sometimes. Grading scale is helpful, 1 midterm 1 final couple online quizzes and 2 assignments. Either the mt is online or final but never both. Easy class to pass tbh. The discord was off topic all the time tho. Unhelpful

Professor Kullu's lectures for Discrete Structures were great. He went over the topics clearly using intuitive real life examples. Even the hardest topics of a generally hard class sounded like common sense. Grading was very light as well. The class could have done with harder assignments and more often assessments.

This is the #1 professor at UCF, no debate. From the start of the semester, every lecture was rich in detail with well-thought-out examples. He uploads the notes to Webcourses; which contains everything you need to succeed in the homework assignments (2), quizzes (9), and exams (2). Additionally, he is always willing to help students after lecture.

Good lecturer with a lighter workload. Everything necessary could be found online. Class felt long at times though the material itself isn't exactly riveting so I don't blame him much for that. Very exam heavy (missed the midterm and struggled to pass the class) though the exams were very straightforward if you knew your stuff so Id still reccomend

i loved the way he has to explained the problems and exercises, going step by step making it easy for you to understand the process.

Kurt is an amazing professor! Discrete is not an easy class and while Kurt was a newer professor he put true effort to teach the course as best as possible. The lectures were a bit boring but it's also a math course. He does explain things pretty well and is very approachable. Gives lots of practice and practice is harder than exam.

I didn't go to lectures so I can't really speak on that. I didn't find the class challenging to keep up with, you just have to go to lab and the midterm. Final was online through respondus lockdown, which sucked, but it wasn't a hard final at all. Discrete's material is pretty challenging, but Kurt doesn't make it any harder than it needs to be.

Lectures can be boring but are informative. All notes are posted online so lectures arent mandatory but labs do have an attendance grade.

Great professor. Attendance is not mandatory but useful if you go. All notes will be posted online. In-person midterm and online final. Attendance only necessary for labs but he drops a few of those. TAKE THIS OVER GUHA

Drops a few attendance grades from mandatory lab attendance, paper mid-term, online final, 10 SHORT (non-proctored) online quizzes, 2 easy hw assignments. Kullu doesn't make discrete any harder than it has to be.

Kurt is far improved from his first-semester teaching. Lectures are projected with handwritten notes and examples, which are posted on Canvas afterward. Weekly online quizzes (multiple attempts) and labs (mandatory attendance) provide great practice. Only two homework papers. Midterm and final were not too difficult. Great professor.

IF YOU DON'T WANT A MISERABLE DISCRETE EXPERIENCE, TAKE KULLU!!! Only downsides were that lectures are not recorded (notes are still posted online) and lab attendance is mandatory (but counts towards 12% of the final grade).

Great professor! Very thorough during lectures and provided a lot of examples. Very humble and kind person. Course was very straightforward and didn't take much effort to do well in the course. Would take again.

Overall a great professor. I am taking his class right now, it consists of required once a week labs and 2 main assignments along with a midterm and final. I really enjoy his lectures and I think this is an easy discrete math class to take. I like him as a professor and would recommend.

Very chill, makes the class extremely easy. Lectures often feel unnecessary, but if you don't understand a topic then he will provide several examples for each concept and they'll definitely help you learn. Two homework assignments, two exams which may slightly stretch your ability to apply concepts on 1-2 questions, and 10 light quizzes. Easy A.

The goat. He is so chill and makes discrete super easy. Only had like two HW assignments and weekly quizzes. In my opinion, yes his lectures aren't fun, but they're super interesting and I was never bored. He makes the topics easy to understand and I would 100% take him over Guha. Also let us have cheat sheets on both exams.

Class mainly consists of quizzes, 2 assignments, a midterm, and final. I feel like his lectures were hit or miss, sometimes I found them useful and other times I learned a topic easier through Youtube. His grading scale for letter grades is weighed much more leniently than normal, so it's possible to still pass even if you do bad on the exams.

tbh i only went to lecture a couple times, but he does a ton of examples and gives amazing notes on canvas. this class isn't coding heavy if ur not a cs major and ur worried about that. got an F on the one midterm and the final and still passed the class (we are allowed cheat sheets for the exams). final was all mcq. labs are mandatory but helpful.

Very approacable and responsive to emails I had alot of things happen outside my control and he was very responsive in helping find work arounds.

One of the only CS1 professors to utilize multiple choice which is really nice. His assignments were easy compared to other CS1 classes. His test's were fair and well structured, he made CS1 a lot less unbearable then it could've been. However, you MUST achieve a minimum of a 40% on the final exam or you will auto fail the class. The final was hard

Where do I start my glorious king Kurt He made this class manageable for a I.T. Major if you try you will pass my any means it's not easy but if you can't pass this class just switch to business Besides all cheating stuff going on it was easy going and if you don't like being heavily watched on lockdown browser just go in person

One of the best CS1 professors. This was my third attempt and it was a cake walk in comparison to other classes. Exams were fair and PAs were just the right amount of time and effort. Very good class, would take again.

Best lectures of any CS professor i have had, makes topics clear and concise gives good examples, and allows for student engagement and questions.

If you're going to complain about this class, you might as well switch your major. Every midterm was weighted half MCQ and half FRQ. The final was overwhelmingly MCQ weighted. Also, he was very lenient with grading partials on the FRQs. If you even put minimal effort into this class, you will easily pass.

Though my interaction with Professor Kullu was limited, he seemed like a nice guy. His paranoia about cheating added stress. Late study guides, last-minute exam info, and slow grading. Still, his generous scale helped me pass CS1 on my first try after failing Intro to C with Juan Parra. He'll likely remain the best option. If I can pass, you can.

He's really caring and helpful. The course is hard & not easy but he gives students opportunities to do well like practical credit that can help. My advice is to go to his office hours it shows ur willing to put in the work, & he genuinely responds to students who make the effort & helps you. He's fair & supportive & wants his students to succeed.

Posted notes are very easy, labs are super easy, two tries for every quiz, and tests are very similar to notes. Go over notes and quizzes, and you'll be fine on the exams. If I had tried harder, then it would have been an easy A.