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Many National Security Agency employees, both civilian and military, take courses in information assurance and other fields through the agency's National Cryptolologic School (NCS). Students taking these courses now have the opportunity to transfer credits towards a degree from Capitol Technology University, thanks to a new agreement.
Also in this edition, Dr. Richard Baker debunks some common myths concerning unmanned aircraft, and we catch up with members of Project Aether, a student-led, interdisciplinary endeavor at Capitol that has been selected for the prestigious RockSat-XN program.
 Capitol, NCS sign agreement
Students taking courses at the NSA's National Cryptologic School can now transfer credits towards a degree at Capitol Tech.
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Unmanned Aircraft Myths
Test your knowledge of unmanned systems and the policies that govern them as Dr. Richard Baker explores some common myths.
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A new student project at Capitol has met early milestones, including a successful balloon flight, as the team prepares for a rocket launch next year.
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Celebrate Father's Day, Capitol Style!
Show your appreciation for Dad with spirit wear from Capitol! Now through June 18, the Capitol store is offering 15% off on male apparel. Choose from a wide selection of jackets, pullovers, windshirts, polos and tees (both long and short sleeve).
 
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