Students in the Electronics Technology program at Goodwin Tech are one of the first high schools in the country receiving training in DHTI or Digital Home Technology Integration. The students are learning the installation, integration and troubleshooting of several interconnected subsystems within the new "smart home" in which entertainment, security, automation, and communications subsystems are planned, designed, installed and managed as a single system.

Electronics Technology Department Head Stan Jarosz received training in Digital Home Technology Integration from Heathkit Educational Systems in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Jarosz said that his students will be working with students in the Electrical Department on production assignments where they will be installing components of DHTI.