Makes the most complicated matters easy to understand. Fun to look at.

Extremely intelligent...excellent professor

This professor is very smart but not able to connect with his students. Do not get fooled by his other ratings. He does not teach well. He did however come in for suplemental instruction on Sundays to answer questions. Hard Tests!!

people complain that he doesn't teach well, but he's actually a really good professor. yes, you have to study a lot. yes, the subject can get a little boring b/c the class is long, but dr. kuebler tries to help out as much as possible. you definitely need to open the book and study from day one. his tests and quizzes are fair. i recommend him!

Seriously, some people at this school don't belong in this class. Chemistry is not an easy subject, and if you can't pass general chem, get out of here. Teaches about relevant topics and how chemistry related to your life. Study from the book, and you'll be fine. These people complaining obviously don't belong in the sciences.

This professor is really intelligent, which is great because the subject requires that. Also he is very helpful if you come to him for a problem, replys to emails fast, and is very clear about what it takes to get an A in chem2. you should read the chapter, but if u dont have time, taking notes along with his lecture slides really really helps too

I thought Doctor Kuebler was a great professor. His lectures cleared up a lot of confusion, but you did have to teach yourself the material (as with most other chem classes). However,he's extremely helpful and is willing to help out. Take this class if you're serious about your major and are willing to work for your grade.

hes a great professor, take him!!

Very intelligent and willing to help. But you definitely must teach yourself; lectures weren't very helpful. Tests are straight from lectures notes and problems in the book. Fair but kind of difficult.

The person below was 100% correct

This is a tough course. I actually learned how to study right by taking this class. I bombed my first test, but was able to do well the rest of the semester to survive. Kuebler is a good guy, but sometimes his lingo is too advanced for students.

this dude is hillarious!!!!

This class is really tough, but it prepares you well for your future classes. You have to study a lot and actually do the examples, exercises, and problems! Definitely read!! Take lots of notes while reading and practice a lot. He tries to help out as much as possible and is very nice. Chemistry is always going to be tough, but not impossible.

Chem 2 wasn't meant to be a walk in the park, but he does his best to teach the material in the amount of time given. Go to class, study his slides (go to SARC if you need to) and you'll do fine. He curves, droppest lowest quiz, and replaces any test grade with your final. If that isn't helpful enough, I'm not sure what else is.

Chemistry II is a b@%#! There is way too much material to go over in one semester. That being said, Dr. K tries his best to go over all the material. He communicates well, but I feel that there is simply way too much to teach effectively.

best teacher ever! if you just read the book and try, you will do fine. SI really super mega ultra helps. the guy is hilarious. but all in all, chm 2046 isnt suppose to be an easy class, but this guy tries his best to teach you all you need to know.

Okay, this is all you need to know about this teacher, and his class.. He is THE best teacher you will have for Chem II. All you need to do is the problems inside the text, quiz problems, and problems that he gives in class. If you do this, you WILL get an A in the class. Go to his office hours, and SARC really helps too. Good Luck! Don't SLACK!!!

This guy wants nothing more than for you to master chemistry. He seemed frustrated that so many people were doing bad in his class. That said CHEM 2 IS A B****! He's a good teacher but he could have been more clear in class and explained things better. Doesn't assign homework but he should have. He curves a good amount at the end, got a C

Good guy, really want you to do well but tests are terribly hard. Lab and online quizzes easy but tests are awful. You will have to teach yourself everything. Note: The hardest problem in the book is always the last problem on the test so make sure you master every aspect of the chapter.

Very interesting guy. He offers a lot of real life examples and makes chemistry pretty exciting. His tests aren't really as hard ad these other students say as long as you read the book and are a competent student.

took this class honors. Dr. K is a very friendly and funny guy. Tests are extremely difficult and only 10 questions (so some questions are worth 20 pts) but if you study the book really hard you can make a decent grade. Online homework and participation grades REALLY help out your grade a lot, so make sure you attend class.

great teacher. extremely adorable. corny humor. always there for extra help. really cares about his students.

i liked that he put his lecture on his website, so if you don't want to go to class you don't have to, but you still should. He is very willing to find a way to make sure you understand the material

yes, chem 2 is hard. a lot of people fail, but if you put in the time to ACTUALLY study and go to all of his lectures you will do much better. His test were pretty hard, but they are not wholly unreasonable. He worked really hard to accommodate everyone, giving a 1 letter grade extra credit opportunity. He's good, it's just a hard class

If I had the chance to take this class again with Kuebler. I might. You NEED to go to class, NEED to do problems, NEED to study more than a day before the test. Very, Very helpful teacher; he was willing to try and curve tests, drop questions, or offer extra credit when he sees that students were having trouble.

I received a 98%. But i honestly felt i didn't earn it. He gave an extra credit chance of getting 10% addition to the final grade. However, this does not seem like something he does regularly. My raw score was an 88% but only after he dropped a test. My true score without EC or grade drop was 84%. Communicates regularly thru email.

Co-taught with F.E. Hernandez. Kuebler was very straightforward, accessible, and always willing to try and help. The nature of the class (tested on guest lecturers' presentations) made it inherently difficult because it wasn't cohesive, but his expectations were clear. Grading was not consistent because the two instructors had different styles.

Straight up... Kuebler is a gangster... by that I mean a great professor.. no this class is not an easy A, you HAVE to study... his tests are not easy but if you study you'll get an A (Ive gotten a 100 on one so far).. I need to exaggerate that he is a GREAT professor if you really want to learn chem

Will force you to learn chemistry even if you dont want to learn (just required to take the class). Hate the class but the man is funny. Please stop having us do homework every Sunday!!!

Kuebler's tests and quizzes are really difficult, however if you are VERY consistent with your studying and attend SARC, you will do well. He's a great teacher and very funny during class. You wont find many college professors who are willing to dedicate 4 hours of their day to hold an extra test review session like Kuebler did. I recommend taking!

Lecture: boring, non engaging, pointless (doesnt go over probs) but must go (pop quizzes) - Homework: LONG MasterChem and very complicated - Exams: Hard but doable! Study and read and youre fine. He is only willing to help if u seek it. Sometimes seems to make class harder than it needs to be

Dr. Kuebler is a good teacher. If you study, and read the textbook, you will get a good grade. Chemistry is not hard, it just requires a lot of studying--I like Chemistry but I am lazy, so I think I'll get a C+ or B-. First test was extremely easy! Second was a bit harder...

I took this class before with Dixon and failed and had to retake it. Now my grades are high Bs and As. If you read the book and do the H.W problems you would do fine. His test are not hard at all if you study and put in some time. Dr. Kuebler really cares about his students and you can tell he enjoys teaching the class. If you dont pass with him is

Kuebler is really funny and helpful. To pass this class you really need to read the the textbook and take notes. If you want a good grade, don't slack off. I learned that on my first test and my grade in the class should be an A after he drops the lowest test

I have a borderline grade in this class. It is really frustrating because I try so extremely hard on the tests as well as the quizzes. The thing is that I missed two quizzes because I missed the bus. I am really hoping he will curve the course by a percentage or two. I read that he curved by 10% so just 2 percent would give me my solid grade!!!!

Its chem 2...the class sucks no matter who the teacher it. Kuebler's tests are fair but you HAVE to read the book and do A LOT of mastering chem hw. Overall he wants you to pass, he drops the lowest quiz, and test and gives a little cruve in the end.

Kuebler shows just how interested he is in chemistry and in teaching it. He's clear, concise. He teaches chem in a way that make sense and is interesting. The class is fair, but it does require work.

Kuebler is a wonderful professor to have because he actually cares about his students and wants everyone to succeed. This class can be hard and does require a lot of work but the amount of effort he requires you to put in is the same he is willing to give you. Take it with easy to medium level classes though because it is time consuming.

Kuebler really loves chemistry. He'll spend extra time with you teaching you what you don't understand but if you think you can just skim by think again. Final is 25% of your grade so you can Ace everything and do average on final and there goes your A. the final an ACS standard test of CHM1+2, so you better start studying early.

Kuebler is a great chem teacher and his exams and quizzes are fair. You really just need to read the chapters, GO TO CLASS, and you will do well. The ACS final is killer though. Besides the final, everything was pretty good.

There is a lot to learn, and a lot of math to do, but Kuebler makes it all easy to understand and to learn. He holds extra lectures out of class before tests (besides the SI reviews) if students are having a hard time, and he takes his time explaining questions. GO TO CLASS! Pop quizzes! Plus, he makes it all understandable. Promise!

I really enjoyed Dr. Kuebler's Class. Home work is fairly long, but you do get the whole week to do it. So if you don't procrastinate, you'll be fine. (He will also help you with it) Dr. Kuebler focuses more on concepts, while Dixon is all about problems. Kuebler also is more interested in his students than Dixon was.

Professor Kuebler is one of the best teachers. MasteringChemistry can be long and tiresome and his pop quizzes can be annoying but i've never had a teacher who does so much in order to help you achieve the best grade you possible can. A B is easily reachable as long as you study. And ignore the one below me about SARC being 100% necessary.

First off, Chemistry is hard for me. His lectures focused more on the concepts while his homework focused more on problems. Which sucks. Not helpful either. I went to his office hour once. I got confused on one of the problem. He treated me like I was stupid! I was so angry. Tests were difficult. But I passed so it's doable.

He is a great professor! Go to office hours and class! He gives extra points and really takes an interest in students. The only reason you dont pass is if you dont study and ask for help!

Chemistry is not easy, he is however one of the better professors. Homework should be mandatory because students would not take initiative unless it was part of their grade. His office hours made me feel like a chemist because he goes on "tangents" to tie in CHM I with CHM II.

I worked really really hard to pass the class. He is very fond of concepts questions. 3 tests and the ACS final. Study hard for the ACS and skim over the example problems in the book.

He was hands down the best professor I've had so far at UCF. While chm 2 is not an easy class he makes it very manageable. Read the book, UNDERSTAND the homework, and attend class. Also, don't give up because of low test scores. He makes all your hard work worth it in the end of the semester. ACS was not bad at all. Study for it early.

Chm 2 isnt an easy class. He does manage to make the lectures somewhat interesting. Mastering chemistry is a pain but he curves at the end, I ended up with a 106 percent in hw. He has questions at random times in class for attendance so come to class and get an easy 10% of your grade. tests are pretty tough but doable. read the text book.

Kuebler was an okay lecturer, but lecture isn't key to doing well in chem 2. If you read the book and take notes on the chapters and understand the concepts, then you will do fine. This isn't a hard class if you put in some effort and understand what you are learning, not just memorizing it. Tests weren't that easy, but curved.

Hes one of the better profs at UCF. That said you NEED to read every chapterdo every back of the book prob all homework. Just showing up to class and HW is 24 FREE points. He curves the ACS final a lot. The other exams are very hard, 63 average on all for the class. I got an A and I work full time nights in a diff county. It is doable.

Prof. Kuebler is one of the best professors I've had so far. He is always willing to help his students outside of lecture time, and he shows a lot of passion for what he teaches. I recommend him 100% He made my studying techniques change drastically, and I am so glad I took his class this semester! Take his class, you will learn more than just CHM!

Best chemistry professor at UCF. Teaches his students with passion and includes many examples. Homework and attendance are literally each worth an exam grade. He is always emailing us with tips, advice or begging us to come to office hours. Chem isn't easy, but Prof Kuebler is humble, approachable, and will teach you well. Definitely take him.

The class was difficult, no doubt about that, but Prof. Kuebler tried to answer questions and explain the material in relatable ways. He held productive office hours, for homework help or to answer more questions, created study tips for us, and really showed he cares if we pass or fail. He wants you to succeed, but you gotta put in the work.

Kuebler was very accessible outside of class. He was always available to answer questions before class in the hallway, really cared about his students success, and is a very nice person. Reading the book is a MUST. Mastering homework sucks and isn't helpful for exams, but boosts your grade in the class.

Dr. Kuebler's lectures were dense with information. But this man is one of the most passionate teachers at UCF. With that being said, go to class already have read the chapter and looked through his slides. Then keep a blank sheet of paper handy and right down the random things he says. It will help, because everything he says is vital.

I enjoyed the class a lot. Professor is caring and extremely knowledgeable. He knows materials super well and wants every student in a class to learn. He grades easy, but expects work to be done well. His level of teaching is very high, so you definitely need a good chemistry background. He is very nice man indeed.

Very sweet professor and is very caring but class is very difficult to take if you have more classes or a job. Does take up most of your time if you want a good grade. Read the book heavy because he pulls random stuff for the exams. Lots of homework and study time for a decent grade. He is caring and will try to help you understand but it is hard.

3 tests and ACS final. He said at the end that he will drop the lowest test and reopen HW . Test are very conceptual. If anyone get a 100 there is no curve. His lectures are entertaining and learning catalytic is fun. I had to get Chegg to help with mastering chemistry. ACS was hard but not as bad a I expected+ curve. Reading the book is crucial.

Kuebler taught at a very high level in class which most of us didn't understand. You have to read the book to understand everything. This class was hard and I had to work for my A, but it is doable.

Dr. Kuebler is a great professor. Mind you, it is distanced learning and this semester has been asynchronous, but he provides you with plenty of resources to succeed. You have to read the text deeply to pass and do the homework. He says no extra credit but he does give opportunities for it, so take advantage of them. And take the practice exams!!

Please dont listen to the negative feedback, I am glad i didnt. He is a really helpful teacher, taking student feedback and working with it. Trying to help us out at every step of the way. Chemistry is hard but i found this class to be less stress then chem 1.

He is literally the most caring professor ive had. He really tries to work with his students to ensure that they are learning the material. He gives lots of resources for you to pass the class. Online textbook is very helpful and he prepares us well for exams. Youre effort will reflect your grade, but if you work hard, you can definitely get an A

I don't know where negative reviews are coming from, this professor does all he can for a student to learn the material and do well. So much so that makes me want to try harder. He is great at explaining and will repeat or rephrase if he has to without making anyone feel dumb or what not. All he asks for is read the book and study (this is college)

Honestly, I don't know why there are so many bad reviews. The dude really cares about his students passing he even makes a study guide with actual questions that might be on the test. If you put at least a bit of effort you can get an easy B if you want an A then read the chapters, do the homework, and study from the review. 10/10 recommend.

Honestly chem 2046 Is a hard class in general. There is a lot of information. This Is a class where you have to put in time and effort. He does not have any quizzes. There is hw due every Week but it is an easy way to get extra credit. He makes a practice exam before each exam and it honestly helps a lot because there are very similar questions.

I was skeptical due to the comments students have left but professor Kuebler is a fantastic educator. He is sympathetic, caring, & FAR from arrogant & rude. He responds to emails he gives excellent feedback. The students who are complaining are those who barely put effort and expected an A. He is fair, more than adequate. Dont listen to negative's.

People are making out to be as if his work was too challenging to complete. The homework is my favorite thing; it provides you examples and connects to the textbook for further help. If you are skeptical about taking his course due to the comments, don't be. He is an amazing professor, It saddens me to see the negative comments down-talking him.

Chemistry isn't easy in general; it requires time and effort. Prof. Kuebler offers bonus points on the homework; he creates practice exams. He is by far the best chemistry professor; I, unfortunately, had a tough time in chm2045 with another professor but taking chm2046 with Kuebler changed the way I view chemistry.

Sad to see such negative reviews, I'd take Dr. Kuebler for all my classes if I could. Records lecture videos not just on slides but he also solves ton of problems in his videos! Such a knowledgeable person, able and willing to explain until students understand the material. Office hours ARE for getting your qstns answered and he does so very well.

Kuebler might be the only great chemistry professor at UCF. I really do not understand the negative reviews. Let me be clear, I suck at chemistry. However, he is helpful and curates a welcoming environment. I actually don't hate this class.

It's easy to get an A in this class. There is a lot of extra credit on the HW's, 3 exams that count for the majority of your grade but most questions come from the practice tests. A lot of reading, make sure to do the questions and keep up with the textbook. Professor might not be the best person, but the class is good. I finished with a 105%.

Professor Kuebler is one of the best STEM professors I have had. Not only he is very generous on grades, he really cares about the success of his students. I highly recommend this professor!

Dr. Kuebler is the BEST chemistry professor I've had! There is alot of reading in his class, but if you do what he suggests as, study strategies, you will do well in class. Highly recommend studying the practice exams for the test. Their similar to the actual test. The only extra credit given in his class is on the homework if you don't use hints.

Great professor! The homework was pretty straight forward, however do not slack off the first half of the semester like I did because it made the rest of the semester suck. The textbook is used for the first few chapters however its free. He drops your lowest exam score. Also curves all exams until the average for the class is 75% even the finals

Honestly, this has been the best professor I have had so far. Even though this class is on the difficult side because it is a STEM course, the professor gives you extra credit on the homework and curves all of the exams so that the average is 75%. Always read the textbook. Never skip the homework. Practice exams always matched real exams. :)

Professor Keubler was the best Chemistry professor I have had at UCF. His exams were identical to his practice exam he posted to help us prepare. The homework had a boatload of extra credit in it and was due every Sunday at 11pm.

Professor Kuebler is the best professor I have ever had. He is very helpful and provides a lot of extra credit opportunities. I would totally recommend this class to chem students. Thank you so much Professor Kuebler!

Prof. Kuebler really does care about his students. this class being hard doesn't really have to d with him in my opinion. he does talk a lot in lecture so its hard to stay engaged but if you study hard, I think you should do good. he offers a lot of help outside of lecture. reading the chapters before class will help so much so you aren't lost.

So a lot of people have a lot of negative things to say about this teacher, but don't listen to the negative. As long as you actually try in the class, you'll not only notice that he is an amazing person with a great personality, but he really cares for the students by giving practice tests and A LOT of extra credit. Highly recommend!

Put any effort into this class you will get a good grade. He truly cares about his students and works extremely hard to ensure you learn. He gives %5 worth of completion based extra credit. He gives you 2 attempts on his quizzes. He tells you exactly where (exact slide number or textbook pg) he gets ?s from (cites on test) so no curve balls

He is a great professor who cares greatly for his students and it shows with his actions. You will need to read the textbook, but all the important topics are covered in class. He gives lots of extra credit and almost all of his exams questions are based from learning catalytics, textbook examples, and practice exams. TAKE HIM and be diligent.

Caring professor and tries his best to give extra points Very lecture heavy Tests are hard and you will need to study A LOT Relies heavily on textbook as far as problems for tests Interactive with students

Best chem teacher ive ever had, he knows what hes talking about and more. Just take him and go to class and study and youll be fine. He drops lots of knowledge nuggets and tells you whats on the exam during lecture if you pay attention.

Absolutely incredible. Best chemistry professor I've ever had BY FAR! if you don't understand something and run into him in the wild, he will explain things in very strong detail. Pay attention in lecture, a lot of the exam material is covered in lecture. he will say exactly where he finds questions, so as long as you pay attention, you can pass.

He is great. 100% the best chem professor at UCF. I suck at chem, but he TRULY cares about his students and wants you to succeed. He likes to try and make class fun. I would go to lectures because 1, you get credit and 2, a lot covered in the lecture is on exams. He does give a lot of extra credit when you show up to class and do the HW. Take him!!

Oh Dr. Kuebler… where do I begin

he gives a lot of resources to help you understand the material and he genuinely wants you to succeed. he also gives a lot of extra credit you just need to show up to class. this class does require you to dedicate some time to it to do good on the exams but overall very good professor even if you don't like chemistry

Kuebler is one of those professors who wants you to pass, and provided so many resources to assist you in doing so. But you have to give dedication to it. If you read the textbook, take notes, show up and participate in lecture, and do the homework you'll do well. He's very helpful outside of class,and provides many opportunities for extra credit.

Dr Kuebler is very caring and wants you to succeed. The in person tests are 30 Q on paper. 3 tests and Final Exam make up 80 percent of grade. HOWEVER he gives a lot of extra credit that can boost you about a letter grade! Just show up to class and do your very long HW. Final exam is heavily curved.

Dr. Kuebler is an amazing and hilarious professor. He gives tons of extra credit if you show up to class and do the homework. The final is an ACS exam but he does curve. His exams are challenging at first because they're formatted towards the ACS exam but I would 100% take again. Study for the exams by using notes from the PowerPoints and homework

Such an amazing professor. Go to class! His lectures are fast paced but you get so much EC if you go. My test average was about a 75% before the final and I ended with a 95 because I did every HW assignment and went to lecture. He's so kind and all of these bad reviews are people who didn't put in enough effort to pass. Best chem2 professor!

I LOVE this man, he made difficult concepts make sense. He truly seems to care about student success, and does everything shy of just giving you an A to make sure you pass. He holds 3 office hours per week, gives good practice tests, tons of extra credit, and replaces your lowest test grade with the final exam grade, which is heavily curved.

Best professor I've ever had. He truly cares about his students. The course material is SO challenging but he prepared us so well for the ACS final exam, though his regular exams were difficult - he designed them to set us up for success for the final. I respect this professor so much and highly recommend taking him.

Professor Kuebler wants his students to learn. Exams were pretty tough, but he gave extra credit throughout the semester. He genuinely tries to make sure students succeed in Chem 2.

He gives TONS of extra credit but the grading is very confusing. This is a comically time consuming class, so if you have a job or other hard classes, you'll struggle a lot. The homework alone takes 3+ hours a week, never mind the reading which takes just as long. It's not his fault tbf, chem 2 is very hard. He's very funny and understanding.

As someone who has struggled through every chem course at UCF, trust me when I say this is the best professor I've ever had. He held office hours as group study sessions, and it was incredibly helpful. He truly wants all students to succeed! I highly recommend!!

Do the homework and you'll be fine. Amazing amount of extra credit- his grading looks confusing but he mentions multiple times VERY clearly how it works, and there's clear ways to DIY see possible final grades too. He wants you to succeed, and he is the best chem prof I've ever had. Good lectures, uploads slides. If you want to succeed, take him.

Professor Kuebler is an amazing human being, I was pregnant and delivered my second child while taking his class and he was in fact a major support person through the whole experience. He will let you know EXACTLY what you need to do to pass, clear about how the tests are set up, you just have to pay attention and be actively engaged class.

Professor Kuebler is honestly a really great chem prof. at UCF. He is very generous with extra credit and will help you as much as possible. You can tell he loves what he does and loves teaching. His exams were fair and the final was a comprehensive ACS exam. If you are planning to take chem 2, TAKE PROFESSOR KUEBLER!

He really cares about his students. He gives a lot of opportunities for extra credit by attending lectures and doing homework. He is open to communication and happy to help with any problem you may have. Can't emphasize this enough: make sure to do all of the homework and attendance quizzes. SARC and SI are also helpful.

Dr. Kuebler is a great professor! Really cares about his students learning and is very approachable. He hosts great office hours that are kind of like tutoring. His lectures are great but he does do attendance points (most of it for extra credit). Chemistry 2 is a really hard course, but he makes it fun to learn. Downside is no round up on grades.

Kuebler is tough but genuinely cares and wants you to do well. There's a lot of work involved, but that's part of the subject. Doing the work pays off, following his advice for studying is essential, and attending lectures is necessary. His tests are fair, and reading the textbook (like he recommends) is very helpful.