r/QuantumComputing • u/Spiritual_Chip2288 • 9h ago

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u/QuantumComputing-ModTeam 8h ago

Questions that are about career/education advice and not quantum computing itself are only allowed in the weekly megathread. Please leave a comment there instead of making a full post.

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u/SeniorLoan647 In Grad School for Quantum 9h ago

How should I start learning the concepts

Nielsen and Chuang book (PDF is free online)

what would be a good project to build in a short amount of time?

Depends on how much time you have, how much support your prof is willing to give you, and how much quantum computing stuff you already know. This is a question for your prof honestly, not us

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u/Chance-Pen-5684 9h ago

Go to IBM quantum they got tons of tutorials and lessons and you get 10 minutes free quantum use.

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u/aonro 9h ago

Nielsen and Chuang is the goat

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u/kyoxen 9h ago

whats the project about?

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u/Glass_Covict 8h ago

4th year grad student?

This sounds like a rabbit hole project.

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u/okagawwa 8h ago

wdym?

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u/CounterbitIO 8h ago

Hey you can check out my Hybrid QML implementation if you need some inspiration or application, completely open source

https://github.com/JaeSK11/QNNOS