Capitology Blog

New semester, new milestones: students reflect on their Spring 2017 goals

January 19, 2017
Last week at Capitol we began our spring semester. We always wonder what our students are thinking at the beginning of a semester as well as what they expect to accomplish overall.
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Engineering at Capitol: Dr. Chandra Bajracharya is newest addition to faculty

December 15, 2016
Capitol Technology University welcomes the newest member of our electrical engineering faculty, Dr. Chandra Bajracharya. Dr.Bajracharya earned her Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Old Dominion University in 2014.
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Dr. Robert Flowers: researching new avenues in network steganography

November 15, 2016
The aspiration to undertake a doctoral degree can come about for many reasons. For some, it’s part of a planned teaching career. Others have nurtured a lifelong interest in the world of academe.
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Career Changers program aids transition into cyber field

October 22, 2016
Have you dreamed of launching a career in cybersecurity but are missing some of the academic background or work experience needed to embark on a master’s degree in the field?
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Fifteen years of cybersecurity at Capitol: groundbreaking cyber program marks anniversary

October 18, 2016
The cybersecurity program at Capitol Technology University is one of the nation’s first – and this month it’s celebrating its fifteenth anniversary.
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Engineering at Capitol: Dr. Garima Bajwa Joins Faculty

October 14, 2016
Electrical engineering professor Garima Bajwa, PhD, is the newest member of the Capitol Technology University faculty.
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Capitol Students Participate in RockSat-X, Launch Debris-Capturing Experiment

September 16, 2016
An August 17 rocket launch from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility carried student experiments from eight US universities and community colleges – and Capitol Technology University was among them.
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SatNOGS node created at Capitol

August 10, 2016
Receiving data from CubeSats and other Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites can be tricky: their passes over a given location last only a few minutes. That’s not enough time to download images and other large files.
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Capitol senior bridges business and tech

July 20, 2016
Combining IT with business is a winning proposition in today’s economy, but it’s hard to find a university with a program that melds the two, says Capitol senior Mike Strittmatter, who is currently completing his degree in Management of
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Networking summer camp in progress at Capitol

July 14, 2016
A group of area high school students are on campus this week, gaining a detailed overview of computer networking at a brand-new camp launched by Capitol this summer and led by Professor Andrew Mehri.
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