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Curious about what “Scrum” really means in a tech setting? Discover how Texas A&M is embracing Agile practices and demystifying buzzwords like “Product Owner” and “Sprint”.
Texas A&M University provides Adobe Acrobat and Creative Cloud licenses for up to two devices per user, available to full-time and part-time employees at the main campus, the Texas Engineering Experiment Station, and the School of Dentistry. Students and student workers are not included in this licensing but can access Adobe Creative Cloud applications using their NetID at campus computer labs.
Ever held the door open for someone you didn’t recognize? This article explores how that simple act of kindness could compromise campus security—and what you can do to prevent it.
The Division of IT at Texas A&M offers a suite of cloud-based services to support the university community’s academic and administrative needs. These services are designed to enhance collaboration, data storage, and application access across departments and devices.
Big changes are underway at Texas A&M’s Division of IT—discover how a fresh digital home is streamlining access to tech resources and support. Whether you're a student, staff, or faculty member, this new hub is designed to make your tech life easier and more connected.
For 30 years, the plaza outside the Sanders Corps of Cadets Center has been paved with nearly 13,500 inscribed bricks, each representing a unique story. The “Brick By Brick” initiative now offers a digital solution to help visitors locate specific bricks and explore the personal histories they commemorate.
To ensure smooth updates, staff should log out but leave their DSA computers powered on over the weekend, as maintenance windows occur between midnight and noon on Saturdays and Sundays. The page also provides guidance for connecting to TAMU Wi-Fi, accessing office PCs remotely, and troubleshooting Always On VPN connectivity. [doit.tamu.edu]
Only 34% of students with disabilities complete a four-year degree within eight years, but Disability Resources staff at Texas A&M are working to change that. Through collaboration with Technology Services, they strive to create equitable access and support systems that empower all students to succeed.
Stay secure and connected while traveling with essential IT tips tailored for international trips. Learn how to prepare your devices, safeguard your data, and access university resources from anywhere in the world.
Texas A&M students gain valuable leadership and management experience through hands-on roles in organizations like The Big Event. Technology Services – Student Affairs plays a key role by preserving institutional knowledge and supporting operations with custom-built applications.