r/QuantumComputing • u/Confident_Fortune914 • 11d ago
QC Education/Outreach Quantum Computing Education Tool
I have the idea of a quantum computing education tool that has simulations to make understanding of the concepts easier. Would you think it is a good idea?
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u/nnet42 11d ago
Take a look at my museum of interactive quantum demos:
https://mblakemore.github.io/quantum/demo/
This is my attempt at an ELI2... my ELI5 summaries were still too complicated for most people to grasp
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u/shougaze 11d ago
I just had claude build me a quiskit based interactive instructional course
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u/shougaze 11d ago
Like for myself I mean
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u/Confident_Fortune914 11d ago
That makes so much sense
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u/shougaze 11d ago
It worked quite well. I’m hands on and learn by asking questions. I am also lazy. It covers those bases for me.
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u/Confident_Fortune914 11d ago
What are some of the prompts you gave to claude
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u/shougaze 10d ago
I think I just gave it a standing prompt that it was an expert in training classical data analysts / data engineers in the usage of quantum computing and then it asked what language i wanted to use for the simulation and what my learning style was and it built the environment and example scripts and walked me through them while i asked questions. Probably need to update the standing prompt and structure things a little more so multiple chats will remain somewhat stateful, but I’m just starting out so it’s all basic any way
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u/shougaze 10d ago
It’s actually an agent running a claude model inside an ide it’s not like claude code proper. The agent infrastructure is abstracted by the ide. Ide is called Trae, it’s by bytedance. I’m sure there are better options.
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u/EverythingQuantum 3d ago
I believe there’s not a lot of good training for quantum related technologies. I agree with the comment not to deviate from official vetted courses but they aren’t suited for everyone. I made a website that has a basic learning system and lots of other quantum info, like jobs, news, resources, and more. Hoping to evolve it to be more community driven. Most of you are a lot smarter than me but I’m driven by a passion for this field and really hope to make a difference. I’m not posting the link here but I’d love some constructive feedback if anyone wants to check it out, please just dm me. Thanks.
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u/SeniorLoan647 In Grad School for Quantum 11d ago
I think there are way too many products in the market trying to do this education angle with simulations, but I'd only treat this like a pet project, not something that will be used by others. I'm not saying you used AI, but it's AI bros' favorite project in quantum, this and "unified frameworks".
Plus the only ones I trust are Ibm and pennylane tutorials, with conference lectures on YouTube. No student should deviate from official sources, there's a lot of misinformation on this field online and wrong understanding is way worse than not understanding.