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Capitol College
11301 Springfield Road
Laurel, MD 20708
Capitol College
Capitol College is the only independent college in Maryland dedicated
to engineering, computer sciences ,
information technologies and business. The college's 52-acre campus is
located in Laurel, Maryland, a suburban setting midway between
Washington, DC and Baltimore. Full-time undergraduate students are
eligible for a five-year tuition lock and a job guarantee.
You'll use your time wisely here. Whether you're a freshman or a
transfer student, you'll begin courses in your major right away.
You'll work directly with full professors - not teaching assistants -
in classes of about 15 students each. You'll master theories through
hands-on work in state-of-the-art labs that are open to all students.
Capitol's programs will prepare you for a lifetime of success. Whether
you study engineering, computer sciences, information technologies, or
business, you'll land a well-paying job when you graduate.
BS in Astronautical Engineering
Successful space missions are vital to the US and the world. If you've
always dreamed of joining NASA's team, Capitol's remarkable
astronautical engineering degree can help make it happen. You'll learn
the fundamentals of space operations and technology, flight dynamics,
spacecraft design, and earth science. You may also work with the NASA
Space Operations Institute. There, Capitol and NASA team up to operate
satellites and provide hands-on work opportunities for students.
When you graduate, you'll be fully prepared to become a NASA mission
specialist, to create software applications, and to design electrical
systems for space missions.
BS in Computer Engineering
Computer engineers are responsible for shaping tomorrow's technologies
from innovations in computer software to new designs for integrated
systems. As a computer engineer, you will be needed wherever hardware
and software meet in industries such as space exploration, consumer
electronics, broadcast communications and medicine. At Capitol, you
can specialize in microcontroller system development, programmable
logic architectures, or computer design.
BS in Computer Engineering Technology
Capitol's computer engineering technology program bridges the gap
between hardware and software and links digital technology to computer
applications. Coursework covers everything from operating systems and
hardware to programming languages and software design. You'll apply
what you've learned by designing, testing, and troubleshooting
computer devices and systems in the lab. And by the time you graduate,
you'll have a comprehensive understanding of it all.
BS in Computer Science
Capitol's computer science program is among the most thorough in the
area. You'll be exposed to a broad range of theoretical and practical
knowledge, delving deeply into hardware, software, data
communications, information management, analytic techniques, and the
interaction of computers, networks, and users. Coursework includes
social and professional issues, and virtually every aspect of
computing. The bottom line: you'll graduate prepared for any career in
the computer field.
BS in Electrical Engineering
Capitol's EE program is by far the College's most comprehensive. The
program is a blend of theory and practice directed at engineering
design, rather than research. As you progress through the program more
theoretical methods of circuit modeling and computer-aided circuit
simulation tools are taught, enabling you to design, build, test, and
analyze sophisticated circuits and systems. You can keep your
education broad-based or specialize in areas such as
telecommunications, digital signal processing, integrated circuit
design, and control theory.
BS in Electronics Engineering Technology
As an electronics engineering technology student, you'll prepare for a
wide range of practical electronic jobs ranging from circuit analysis
to digital design, control and robotics. You'll study circuit design
and stimulation, network analysis and synthesis, transmission lines,
micro-system design, and fiber optic communications. You can take
additional electives to specialize in area such as communications,
computer design, control theory, micro-controllers, and
telecommunications. As a result, you'll find it easy to keep up with
the constant advances in the industry.
BS in Management of Information Technology
Hit the job market with impressive management and technical
credentials: earn a degree in management of information technology
from Capitol. You'll be ready to walk into a management position in
any industry that relies on sophisticated information sources and
tools. Coursework covers everything from management theory and
business foundations to computing and telecommunications. You may
concentrate on software and Internet applications, computers and
technology, or liberal studies.
BS in Management of Telecommunication Systems
Prepare to hit the ground running. Armed with a degree in this major,
you'll work effectively with technicians and engineers in the
information technology and telecommunications fields.
You may specialize in fields like data communications and networking,
management of information technology, and software and Internet
studies. Classes in your junior and senior years will focus on
real-world challenges and solutions. (You might design a network, for
instance, selecting appropriate hardware and overseeing systems.) This
program is built around a core of business, electronics, computer, and
telecommunications courses.
BS in Network Security
Capitol's network security program will provide you with the skills
necessary for the efficient use and protection of today's complex
computer systems and networks. You will be trained as an
information-science professional with a solid background in the areas
of computer and network security. Your course of study will include
not only computer programming, operating systems and e-commerce, but
also cryptography and network security protocols. By the time you
graduate, you will be able to obtain a position in any industry that
requires secure systems.
BS in Software Engineering
Talented software engineers seem to be in demand virtually everywhere.
Why? Because they can design and program computers that meet the needs
of virtually anyone. Capitol's software engineering graduates can
analyze a system and its needs, then apply engineering principles to
create hardware and software solutions.
For the software component of this program, you'll study everything
from programming languages and applications to algorithm development
and software design. In the hardware section, courses range from
computer architecture to chip technology.
BS in Software and Internet Applications
If you are interested in networking and the Internet, then the SIA
program is for you. You'll gain in-depth knowledge about websites,
network security, database management, computer programming, and more.
Since the Internet touches virtually every facet of modern life, the
course requirements for this degree are very flexible. You'll enjoy
plenty of electives. Options for specialization include management,
telecommunications, digital electronics, Cisco certification, and
liberal studies. We encourage you to explore a variety of fields and
to push the envelope of your experience and understanding.
BS in Telecommunications Engineering Technology
This program will open countless professional doors for you. Our
telecommunications engineering technology program is broadbased - and
is one of only seven in the US with ABET accreditation.
You'll cover all aspects of telecommunications, including computer,
networking, radio, and cellular systems. The program incorporates
theoretical courses that will help you stay on top of the changing
industry -- no matter what the future brings.
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