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The advent of high technology information, imaging, and media systems has fostered a modern renaissance in visualization. Today’s visualizers need skills spanning computer science, video technology, psychology and more. Our programs produce leaders in fields where art and science merge.
Tools and techniques for generation, handling and analysis of two dimensional digital images; image representation and storage; display, media conversion, painting and drawing; warping; color space operations, enhancement, filtering and manipulation.
Explore a compilation of some important numbers and facts to get a better picture of our university. Texas A&M is one of the largest public universities in the nation, and one of the few to have land-, sea- and space-grant designations.
These images are in a wide variety of formats and sizes, including negatives on glass plates, post cards, and various early types of prints. The collection is organized by subject and contains a visual representation of nearly every aspect of Texas A&M University’s long and storied past beginning with the opening of the school in 1876.
The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts is for students who love to imagine, create, learn and grow. Here, students will gain the practical, real-world skills and theoretical frameworks needed to become leaders in the highly competitive fine arts world of the 21st century. Visit the college's website. Home.
The Visualization program at Texas A&M University focuses on the creation, design and development of the visual experience by teaching students the equal importance of art, technology, science and design. As an undergraduate, you’ll take a sequence of studio classes to grow in your area of interest.
Welcome to the Texas A&M Photo Repository! Images in the repository may only be used for publications, advertisements, and/or websites produced by or for Texas A&M University. If you are looking for an image that is not in the repository, please send your image request to photography@tamu.edu .
