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On average, D.C. tech workers earn $116,000/yr.

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It's 2018. Every job is a technology job

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Tech workers earn 2x average national wage.

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After 90 years of advancing hands-on, technology-focused education, Capitol Technology University continues to play a vital role in helping innovation-minded students, companies, key agencies and the nation anticipate change and reimagine tomorrow.

Highlights @ Capitol Tech

Travel in the internet era: we’re all experts now

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By Robert Herschbach

Why a Cybersecurity Career: it’s not just about hacking, professor says

why students choose a cybersecurity career

Dr. Mary-Margaret Chantré, a professor of cybersecurity at Capitol Technology University, talks about how young people perceive the cybersecurity field, what aspects capture their imaginations and why more young people are choosing careers in cybersecurity.

Privacy - How is it Flawed?

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By Jason M. Pittman, Sc. D.

Melanie Young: What I Love About Capitol

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Tech economy drives changes in education

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By Emma Leonard

Student satellite mission aces NASA review, readies for launch

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Photos courtesy of Project Aether

Synthetic intelligence and the Divine

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Jason M. Pittman, Sc.D.

Bookshelf: AI Reads

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By: Sarah Van Horn

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We’re positive you’ll receive a job offer within 90 days of graduation, or we’ll waive the tuition cost for 36 additional undergraduate credits.

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