This course explores the origins and principles of quantum computing, delving into the contributions of Albert Einstein, Neils Bohr, and others. The learning outcomes include understanding the foundation of quantum computing, the Einstein-Bohr debates, spooky action at a distance, decoherence, and envisioning the future world of quantum computing. The course teaches the fundamental concepts of quantum computing through a historical narrative. It is designed for individuals interested in gaining insights into the mind-blowing world of quantum computing.
Overview
Syllabus
Quantum Computing - The Foundation of Everything - Extra History - #1.
Quantum Computing - Electron Boogaloo - Extra History - #2.
Quantum Computing - The Einstein-Bohr Debates - Extra History - #3.
Quantum Computing - Spooky Action at a Distance - Extra History - #4.
Quantum Computing - Decoherence - Extra History - #5.
Quantum Computing - The World of the Future - Extra History - #6.
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3.5 rating, based on 4 Class Central reviews
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it was nice, actually i excepted more information about Quantum Technology, but the animation was good
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This course was very incredible, I learned a lot about quantum computing and the history of it.
We see that since 1900 people have been thinking about how to explain light by seeing whether it was a particle or a wave, Einstein and Bohr were the pioneers.
This course helped me to better understand these studies and see what we can still have today -
SHAILENDRAThis is one of the good course with good explanation and the animation makes it easy to understand the concept and the history of the quantum computing. If you just heard about quantum computing this is one of the good course you could take on go on just visit the first video of you like it continue with it
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Sanjay RanganathanThis is one of the good course with good explanation and the animation makes it easy to understand the concept and the history of the quantum computing. If you just heard about quantum computing this is one of the good course you could take on go on just visit the first video of you like it continue with it
