Capitology Blog

Combining IT with business is a winning proposition in today’s economy, but it’s hard to find a university with a program that melds the two, says Capitol senior Mike Strittmatter, who is currently completing his degree in Management of

A group of area high school students are on campus this week, gaining a detailed overview of computer networking at a brand-new camp launched by Capitol this summer and led by Professor Andrew Mehri.

Electrical engineering student Yaseman Shiri has been named the 2016 recipient of the Avrum Gudelsky Memorial Scholarship, endowed by Homer and Martha Gudelsky in memory of their son, Avrum.

An enthusiastic group of young people got first-hand experience with the Internet of Things (IoT) on Saturday (April 16) as they used a Raspberry Pi to remotely control devices such as radios and lamps.

As wireless and communications technology professionals gather in Las Vegas for the annual IWCE Expo, to be held this year from March 21-25, cybersecurity will be on the mind

Capitol cybersecurity faculty and students held the latest installment of the university's popular Cyber Saturdays program this past weekend, on February 20th.

We live in interesting times. Or, as a cybersecurity professional might put it, we live among proliferating attack surfaces.

Cross-disciplinary collaboration will become increasingly important for electrical engineers in the future, especially as innovators seek out new materials with which to build chips and other components, believes Dr. Nayef Abu-Ageel.