- Eric will send an e-mail to contact the Game Development Club
and WSU Gamers to coordinate working with the next Up All Night
(February 3, if possible, otherwise March 3 and the rest).
- WebDev presentation (end of February)
- Ben will coordinate the WebDev with IEEE and Opera (and
possibly Mozilla Foundation)
- Several short presentations
- AJAX
- Windows development
- Linux development
- Apple development
- PHP/SQL
- etc.
- Google Ads
- Check with WSU if we're allowed to use Google Ads on our
website
- Small Google ads (no flash), preferably
- Have a requirement (e.g.) of 'if the banner ads generate $20
in the first month we'll keep them, otherwise we will get rid of them
- Flyers
- SVN repo for flyers/documents
- Bring one copy of the flyer to RHA to be signed
(Streit-Perheim), then make 535 (check the number) copies and bring to
RHA a week in advance for distributing to the dorms
- Ultimate LAN party end of semester
- Raffle off prizes (charge for tickets)
- Free entry
- Try to use a big open room (CUE 319 /and/ CUE 320?) and not a
room with computers already in the way (e.g. CUE SCS Lab)
- Burn LiveCDs with legal games (usually demos)
- No illegal software
- List what tournaments we will have (Counter-Strike, Warcraft
III, etc.)
- List what demo games we will have
- Try and get the CUB Ballroom for room (WSU provides the power
;))
- Check out an entire floor of the CUE (2nd?)
- Use the CUE lobby for food to get around the 'no
food&drink' issue in the CUE?
- Use the bottom floor with the cafe for the LAN party (separate
rooms for different games?)
- How long can we have the LAN party (all weekend, 8 hours)?
- Start the LAN party on a Friday at 7PM
- Get a list of computers we can provide for UANs and the
Ultimate LAN Party
- Put out flyers next week asking people to come to the LUG
website and fill out polls about what games they want (have lists)
- Put out flyers every week (or every other week) mentioning
"Coming Soon: WSUCon III" with our old WSUCon flyer (updated)
- Have each group (LUG, IEEE, WSU Gamers, GDC) nominate a number
of people to help setup and monitor the LAN party. If the other groups
have as many people as us (LUG) and they help out equally we split the
profits with them
- Stats pages displayed on the projectors (or something cool,
like someone's game)
- Talk to Game Development Club to have some custom (Kinsey?)
built games demo'd to generate interest
- Talk to WSU Gamers to bring more types of games and interest
- Check out CUB catering costs
- Find sponsors for LAN parties (WalMart, nVIDIA, ATi, Digilent,
etc.)
- Mention no food and drinks provided (unless we have money)
- Haven is da contact man for this
- Ask IEEE if we can use the IEEE Lounge for LUG meetings
- Next meeting (February 8 )
- Update on the WebDev presentation with IEEE
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