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Trainer's Tips 6: Getting to know Your resources

April 9, 2018

Welcome back! It is a new season. With freshly laundered uniforms and new equipment, this is an exciting time of year. I would recommend using the resources at your disposal to help you have a successful semester.

Site visits to Northrop Grumman, FBI and American Red Cross

December 31, 1969

By Sarah Alspaw, Assistant Director of Career Services and Graduate Student Support

Alumni Profile: Frank Leo '70

July 27, 2015

During the course of a long and varied career in aerospace, computer engineering, healthcare technology and academia, Frank Leo has brought about many notable achievements.

Brazilian students attend summer astronautical engineering program at Capitol

July 27, 2015

Capitol Technology University is on the map for Brazilian students seeking to study abroad.

Why Do Geeks Golf?

December 31, 1969

They don’t need GPS to figure yardage to the hole.Their mastery of trajectory, slope and wind variation allows them to always choose the right club.

Darraj: with new breed of threats, existing cyber solutions “don’t work anymore”

July 14, 2015

Cybercriminals have become increasingly adept at finding and exploiting network vulnerabilities, while existing security infrastructure is being overwhelmed by a new generation of threats, says Dr.

RockOn! culminates in successful rocket launch

July 9, 2015

One of the surprising things about watching a rocket launch from a distance is that you see it before you hear it, says Capitol student Christel Gesterling.

A visit to General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT)

December 31, 1969

I was provided with the opportunity to visit and tour some fantastic organizations that would be of interest to our students.

NSA's Information Assurance Symposium: Capitol will be there!

December 31, 1969

Over 2,000 cybersecurity and information assurance professionals are expected to attend next week's NSA Information Assurance Directorate's Information Assurance Symposium (IAS) in Washington. DC.

A student-powered antenna project

December 31, 1969

The 5-meter parabolic antenna in front of Capitol Technology University's main building is a recognizable landmark on campus, but after years of use it was starting to show some wear and tear.