Overview
This course aims to teach the fundamentals of Quantum Computing, including the concepts of superposition and entanglement. Participants will learn about the potential applications of Quantum Computing in various fields such as quantum chemistry, materials science, cryptography, and machine learning. The course also covers the challenges faced in making Quantum Computing a reality and includes practical coding exercises. The intended audience for this course is individuals with no prior knowledge of condensed matter physics or advanced mathematics who are interested in understanding Quantum Computing. The teaching method includes theoretical explanations, practical coding sessions, and discussions on the current state and future of Quantum Computing.
Syllabus
Introduction
Molecules
Bean Plant
Building Quantum Code
Inverter
Vectors
Complex Numbers
Superpose State
Infinite Values
Electrons
Trains
Madonnas as halves
Meyer on a particle
Bake with Pisa
What is a Quantum Computer
Quantum Computers in the Cloud
QSharp Open Source
Quantum weirdness table
Questions
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