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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

Interested in a career with industrial robots?

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Knowledgeable employees are needed in mechatronics engineering to design, test, and continually advance robotic technology. Check out 5 jobs available to those interested in a career with industrial robots.

IT versus OT: Between a rock and a hard place

The debate between IT and OT cyber professionals about how to balance the economies within the IT infrastructure versus the segmentation of OT is ongoing. Priority differences place organization decision makers between a rock and a hard place. Learn more about the debate from both sides.

Inside Our Space Flight Operations Training Center

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The Space Flight Operations Training Center at Capitol Tech provides students a unique experience commanding a spacecraft that contains software from a NASA mission.

Dr. Ian McAndrew, FRAeS, delivers keynote at ATDMAE Conference in Shanghai, China

Dr. Ian McAndrew, Dean of Doctoral Programs

Dr. Ian McAndrew, FRAeS, delivers a keynote speech at the Advanced Technologies in Design, Mechanical, and Aeronautical Engineering Conference in Shanghai, China. Learn more about Capitol's efforts on the global stage.

Why is cybersecurity risk growing in the construction industry?

The construction industry is relatively new to addressing cybersecurity, but as business becomes progressively more digital, the industry is taking steps to address digital risks alongside physical ones.

Using risk assessments to find cybersecurity vulnerabilities

When it comes to technology, lessening cybersecurity risks is vital and best accomplished by introducing risk assessments, which are a proactive way of providing protection for IT systems.

Technology innovations improving safety in the construction industry

It comes as no surprise that construction sites – populated with heavy machinery, power tools, and scaffolding – can be dangerous. Find out how technology innovations are improving safety in the construction industry.

Capitol signs new MOU with Istanbul Aydin University, Strengthens international cybersecurity presence

Capitol signs new MOU with Istanbul Aydin University, at a historic site that has been host to the nation's founders, further strengthening its international cybersecurity presence.

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