Capitology Blog
2019 Gudelsky Scholar shares his secret for pushing limits and breaking boundaries
May 8, 2019Everything is connected. People, homes, cars, planes, banks, cities – you name it. In today’s increasingly digital era, we leave a heavy footprint, one that is equally convenient and susceptible to exploitation.
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Soon-to-be Capitol Alumna, a Star in the Making
May 7, 2019With a wisdom beyond her years, Sophia LoSchiavo, a graduating astronautical engineering major and 2018 Gudelsky Scholar, is all that Capitol seeks to help cultivate in its students: intelligent, thoughtful, confident, and ready to make
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Resources for women considering a construction management career
May 6, 2019Almost one-third of women working in construction are employed in management or professional roles. Here are some organizations and conferences women in a construction management career can turn to for advice and mentorship.
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Drones and Construction Safety
April 30, 2019Unmanned systems are on the rise in every industry, but did you know that they’ve already been quietly taking over for years in the construction industry?
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Alumni spotlight: Herman Felder Jr, Ph.D.
April 24, 2019Herman Felder, a three-time Capitol Technology graduate and adjunct professor, returned to Capitol to teach because he enjoys, “having a hand in shaping the future ‘me”.
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Aerial Drone Spotter’s Guide
April 23, 2019Did you know unmanned and autonomous systems are changing the way movies are made, lives are saved and crops are planted?
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Earth Day and Every Day: 10 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
April 22, 2019A day celebrating our planet and the environment around us, today, April 22nd, is officially Earth day.
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Machine Learning - Data Integrity
April 16, 2019Our last discussion highlighted a broad issue of adversarial interactions with machine learning algorithms.
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