Cross-disciplinary collaboration will become increasingly important for electrical engineers in the future, especially as innovators seek out new materials with which to build chips and other components, believes Dr. Nayef Abu-Ageel.

Faculty, students and the general public are invited as doctoral student Robert Henry Flowers defends his dissertation on Thursday (February 4) at 7:30 PM.The event will be held on campus in the Puente Library Conference Room and can als

Our next Career Fair will be held on Oct.

A decade and a half ago, a small college in Laurel, MD launched one of the nation’s first programs in cybersecurity.

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The task of securing networks and systems has become increasingly complex – so much so that it may require taking humans out of the loop in favor of automated systems, Dr.

After a 31-year career at Capitol Technology University, Dr. Charles D. Conner is moving on. The veteran professor announced he was stepping down as a full-time professor at the end of the fall semester.