Category: DFAB

Wood Technology courses include both design and fabrication; students in wood technology will work hand-in-hand with other CTE students to design and build projects. Coursework includes not only design and fabrication but also computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD-CAM). Students will first be introduced to the technology of woodworking: jointer, planer, table saw, band saw, drill...Continue reading

This interdisciplinary major involves the design and development of computing systems applications. This major has roots in mathematics, engineering, and applications. Students will learn various programming languages such as Java, Python, and Kotlin for Android development, enabling them to create independent projects in programming, developing, writing code, and creating applications. Through this course and these...Continue reading

Architecture is the art and science of designing our built environment. The Architecture Studio is, first, a place for work; second, a place to make discoveries; and third, a place for discussion and critique. Students develop the ability to communicate their ideas by way of 2D representation and compositing, physical and digital model making. This...Continue reading

The High Tech High School Robotics Team is composed of over 20 sophomores, juniors and seniors. For the 2018-2019 robotics season, the members of the HTHS Robotics Team are divided into two FIRST – First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics teams. Every year in early September, the FIRST FTC organization presents a new FTC game to...

The Hudson County Schools of Technology are being awarded a $100,000 grant by the state Department of Education to create a pre-apprenticeship program focused on design and fabrication.

FACULTY CTE INSTRUCTORS Jeremy Abuan Jeremy Abuan teaches Computer Science and is a graduate of Saint Peter’s University.  Once a student of High Tech High School (class of 2011), Mr. Abuan has returned as a Computer Programming teacher for the 2018 – 2019 school year. His primary goal as an educator is to facilitate future...

D|FAB The Academy for Design and Fabrication (D|Fab) prepares students for college-level study and/or careers in architecture, fine art, interior design, urban planning, industrial design, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, digital fabrication, wood technology, and computer programming. Beginning with freshman year, students experience hands-on Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses aligned with industry standards in...Continue reading

D|FAB MAJORS Architecture & Design Read More Computer Programming Read More Engineering Technology (Mechatronics–Robotics) Read More Industrial Design & Animation Read More Wood Technology Read More

The Academy for Design and Fabrication (D|Fab) prepares students for college-level study and/or careers in architecture, interior design, urban planning, industrial design, industrial, digital fabrication, wood technology, civil and mechanical engineering. Beginning with freshman year, students experience hands-on Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses aligned with industry standards in the fields of Architecture, Industrial Design...Continue reading

D|FAB The Academy for Design and Fabrication (D|Fab) prepares students for college-level study and/or careers in architecture, fine art, interior design, urban planning, industrial design, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, automotive technology, digital fabrication, wood technology, and computer programming. Freshmen rotate through Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses throughout the year. They are also exposed...Continue reading