Urban Warfare Engineering, Science and Robotics Academy
Hosted by the Life Center Academy

Fun Hand-On Activities, To Inspire and Excite Students about STEM!  

Grades 4-12  

● Robotics Engineering ● Computer Science Programming  
● Science Experiments ● Robot Competitions ● Science Fairs ● Food
Science ● 3D  Design & Printing ● Drones & Geometry ● Digital Video Lab  

STEM Saturdays located at the Life Center Academy
2045 Columbus Rd, Burlington, NJ 08016

General Information Contact:  
Kenny Williams        

Phone (267) 496-1613 or email urbanwarfare.inc@gmail.com

Urban Warfare,  PO Box 2173,
Trenton, NJ 08607

Diverse curriculum:  

 Hands-on education 

 Fun and challenging 
 A curriculum that meets national learning standards (Integrates STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering,  Mathematics) 
 Builds teamwork and inspires young minds 
 Introduces STEM career discussions 
 Age groups: fourth to  twelfth grade (4-12) Learning Values:  
 Students apply the scientific method and engineering design  process, like scientists and engineers do.  
 Develop design, creative and critical thinking skills 
 Problem solving, decision making skills, and strategic planning 

Grades 4-12  Activity Description
Robotics Engineering

Students apply physical science and math principles to build
effective robots. Students’  progress through distinct learning
missions in which they investigate, observe, calculate, and
 apply their knowledge to solve specific tasks. Students apply
and creatively adapt  programming and problem-solving skills
to design and build robots to solve different  challenges.
Students explore, plan, and develop real world challenges
engineers and scientists  are working to solve.

Computer Science Programming

ROBOTC is a C-based programming language with a Windows environment for writing and  debugging programs, and the only programming language at this level that offers a comprehensive, real-time debugger. ROBOTC is a cross-platform solution that allows students  to learn the type of c-based programming used in advanced education and professional  applications.

Physical Science Experiments

Students experiment with renewable energy (energy production and consumption), thermal  physics
(boiling/melting points and heat transmission), mechanics (forces and motions), and  light (light intensity), with small, engaging LEGO models that do not require a lot of time for building and programming. 

We accept PayPal!

General Information Contact:  
Kenny Williams         Phone (267) 496-1613 or email urbanwarfare.inc@gmail.com