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Highlights @ Capitol Tech

Consumer products: prime examples of mechatronics at work

examples of mechatronics engineering in consumer products

Mechatronics brings together various engineering fields to create innovative solutions to everyday problems. Here are a few examples of mechatronics engineering in products you use or see in everyday life.

Capitol Tech’s Degrees Support The Fastest-Growing Jobs for Women in America

Find out how Capitol Tech’s degrees support the fastest-growing jobs for women in America. With a tradition of academic excellence and practical learning, Capitol Technology University has equipped its alumni with the knowledge and skills to evolve with the advanced sophistication of technology.

How cloud computing is changing cybersecurity

As more businesses move toward cloud computing the requirements surrounding securing data are changing, creating the expectation for cybersecurity experts to be well-versed in cloud-specific security strategies.

A New Doctoral Year Begins

The start of any new Doctoral year always brings excitement for the faculty and students. The range of doctorates has grown significantly and we are committed to having STEM doctorates comparable to the best internationally.

13 Cool Things About Our CubeSat

Our Capitol students built a CubeSat, called "Cactus-1". Let's look at some of the new or cutting edge tech our students pioneered or pushed advances on.

Software programs and apps used in construction management

software program and apps in construction management

Construction management is impacted by new technology, changing not only how buildings are built but also how building projects are managed. Here is a sample of software programs and apps used in construction management.

Interview with Dr. Chuck Easttom, Director, Quantum Computing and Cryptography Research Lab

Capitol professor, Dr. Chuck Easttom, shares all – from the latest trends in quantum computing to his advice for undergraduate students – and gives a sneak peek of his new lab and book, both coming online this fall.

Organizational cybersecurity threats - external vs internal

organizational cybersecurity risks, internal vs external

Which poses a bigger threat – internal or external cybersecurity risks? The answer is determined by the nature of the company, its employees, and what preventative methods have already been put into place.

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