Drones fill in for Fourth of July fireworks
July 5, 2018Fireworks are a Fourth of July tradition – and a fun part of many other occasions as well. But in areas hit by drought or dry conditions, they can pose a serious hazard.
The good news: watching a swarm of drones can also be an exciting way to cap Independence Day celebrations.
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Bookshelf: Great Cyber Reads to Spark Your Summer!
July 3, 2018At Capitol Technology University, we know a thing or two about cybersecurity. Capitol was one of the first schools to be designated a National Center of Academic Excellence-Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) in 2003 and has been successfully re-designated two times.
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Trainer's Tips: Responding to Behavioral Interview Questions
July 2, 2018I’ve been coaching students through the interview process over the past eight years. During that time, I’ve done a lot of research, spoken to many employers, and heard feedback from students who have been through interviews.
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Philosophy of Technology Roundtable: How Do We Answer the Human Questions Posed by Technology?
June 29, 2018The wow factor involved with some of today’s emerging technologies is huge. Imagine, for instance, being able to start your car, operate your computer, or adjust the temperature in your home – simply by using your thoughts.
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Capitol Bookshelf: Cyber Analytics
June 28, 2018If you’re interested in learning more about cyber analytics, security, big data, and what it’s all about, we have some great reads for you to check out!
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Scarlin Hernandez: Being a space engineer offers a chance to make history, inspire others
June 26, 2018Scarlin Hernandez, a spacecraft engineer for NASA’s signature space mission the James Webb Space Telescope, talks about her journey to becoming a spacecraft engineer and inspiring others to achieve their dreams.
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Cybersecurity: Why too many executives still don’t invest
June 26, 2018Skimping on cybersecurity is like failing to install smoke alarms in your home – indeed, as business executive Kevin McCarty points out in a piece for Forbes earlier this month, it’s an even worse decision.
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What is Privacy?
June 25, 2018Dr. Jason M. Pittman is a scholar, professor, and cybersecurity thought leader. He currently is on the full-time faculty at Capitol Technology University. The following is part of an ongoing series on privacy.
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Carbon means "Life, Maybe?"
June 22, 2018NASA recently announced the discovery of organic molecules – complex carbon particles – on Mars. Three years ago, Capitol students flew a high altitude balloon payload that found complex carbon particles in our upper atmosphere.
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On the move: fast-growing Capitol Tech is Moxie Award finalist
June 21, 2018Capitol Technology University – a higher education pioneer that has launched many first-of-their-kind programs – has been selected as a finalist for the annual Moxie Award.
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