hola will!

you have a couple of choices. you are installing this plugin into a WAMP environment. i know nothing about WAMP.

that said, you have STRICT mode turned on in your mysql environment. as you can control that environment, you can turn strict mode off. perhaps someone more familiar your WAMP environmant can tell you where that mysql variable is. (or perhaps you know how to do that already... or a google search should help as well https://goo.gl/pTE2fh)

it may also be due to a deprecated variable called no zero date in your mysql implementation. it would depend on your version and your configuration.

barring that you could change the code for the plugin. it looks like you would need to go to:

admin/includes/classes/usu_plugin.php

there are 2 instances where you would need to change (my line numbers look different from the ones reported in the log, and i have a fresh download):

0000-00-00

to

0001-01-01

personally i would recommend the first option. but your choice....

good luck!