Instructor: José David Bañuelos Aquino
Affiliation: Mechatronic engineer with a master´s degree in IT who has worked in the industry as an Applications engineer. Sr., analyst of new technological trends,
Brief Program:
- Introduction
- Meet the instructor.
- High performance computing, cloud, and data centers.
- Transistors and miniaturization.
- Quantum information theory.
- Qubit.
- Q-Team.
- Quantum Gates.
- Phase shift.
- Controlled gates.
- Quantum circuits.
- Quantum computing from classical computing.
- Most Common Algorithms.
Simulating quantum algorithms with Q-Team
Information
A brief description of what is quantum computing, why is necessary and which kind of problems can solve, how to make a transition from classic computing to the quantum computing using the Q-team simulator.
Identify the Q-team elements that aims to develop quantum algorithms across the graphic and programming environment, how to document the algorithms and results export.
Student´s prerequisites
- Basic Linux knowledge
- Linear algebra.
- Combinational logic.
Materials
A laptop with the following resources
- Processor: Core i3 (similar or higher).
- RAM: 8GB (or higher).
- Hard disk: at least 50 GB free.
- Web browser: Firefox or Chromium based (Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.).
Previous editions
- Global opportunities consulting.
- CADS (Centro de Análisis de Datos y Supercómputo).
References
https://www.q-team.mx/
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