Second meeting~~

Date: 19/2/2018
Venue: MM6, FSKTM
Activities:
This was the second physical meeting for all the 55 students. Since the extra credit application problem is solved, the number of students registered is finally whole. Previously, we had chosen the orphanage project but the absence of most of the members made this decision not really valid. In this meeting, we are discussing about the pros and cons for the two projects that we have decided on (mentioned in the last blog post). After some debate, it was clear that the camp project to secondary schools are far more better since it would be more engaging and fun for the fellow secondary schools students. As suggested, secondary school students will have better understanding about computer science as our main objective for this project is to promote Computer Science to them.

For my department, two new members were introduced to me since there didn't attend the first meeting. Later on, I created on a checklist which serves as a reminder for the task needed to be done. Since my members wasn't really responsive in replying me in whatsapp, I shared a link of the checklist, and asked them to fill up their name beside the task that suits them.

The link for the checklist: Marketing Checklist (will be updated regularly based on the task needed)



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