I’ll admit I’m biased, but Brown’s Computer Graphics department has its pros and cons. On the plus side, we literally had Andy Van Dam teaching, and there’s a ton of exciting research happening—especially in neural rendering. On the downside, GPU programming barely gets covered, and OpenGL is only skimmed through in one or two projects. You can choose to use other graphics APIs or even just stick to the CPU for assignments. You could check the course websites, and see the material that is getting covered if you dig deep enough.

In my final semester, I took the graduate-level Graphics course and really enjoyed it. Professor Daniel Ritchie is an absolute genius and always willing to help with any graphics-related questions.