Mr. Jason Orbe
Mr. Orbe is one of the Technology & Engineering Education Teachers at MHS within the Career & Technical Education Department. He attended The College of New Jersey and majored in Technology & Engineering Education. In addition to teaching he is the advisor to the Audio/Visual Club and the Technical Manager of the Performing Arts Center.
Courses:
Architectural Design I
Architectural Design I is designed to introduce the fundamentals of architectural design principles and techniques. Students will learn to hand sketch plans and how to use a Computer Assisted Design (CAD) program to do architectural design. A major emphasis is placed on learning how residential and commercial systems are designed, planned and constructed. This course will engage students in real-world design activities such as designing houses, kitchens and bathrooms.
Media & Graphic Communications I
Media & Graphic Communication I will explore the foundations and applications of modern printing, photography, computer graphics and different forms of graphic reproduction. Students will learn the history and development of graphic arts as well as career opportunities related to communication technology. In addition to Lithographic Technology students will be taught screen making, and sketching/typography. Small problem-solving activities will include ways to develop and solve design challenge activities.
Engineering Design & Materials Fabrication I
Engineering Design & Material Fabrication I is designed to introduce the fundamentals of material processing techniques. This course emphasizes safety and will engage students in real-world design activities. It is project oriented and designed to teach hand, power, and machine tool skills as well as the knowledge needed to support those skills. Students will become familiar with manual operations and the utilization of automated equipment. This course explores the nature and impact of technology in our everyday lives.
Theater Design, Technology & Stage Management
The Theatre Design, Technology, and Stage Management course will aim to develop knowledge of, and experience in, the technical (non-performance) aspects of theatrical production. Examples of areas of focus may include set design, lighting design, properties management, sound design, costumes, hair and make-up, design analysis, stage management, and production management. Students will receive hands on experience through use of the MHS Performing Arts Center facilities and be engaged in creative theatrical design decisions.
General Course Information:
Assignments and resources for students will be posted to the Google Classroom for each class
Parents can check Genesis Parent Portal for assignments and grades (linked below).