IBM and Top Universities to Advance Quantum Education for 40k Students
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- "Future is quantum: universities look to train engineers for an emerging industry" (2023) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38255226 ; QISkit tuts, QuantumQ, The Qubit Game, Quantum Dots as teachable systems,
- "Quantum in the Chips and Science Act of 2022" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32421566 :
> The NSF Next Generation Quantum Leaders Pilot Program authorized by this legislation, and which builds upon NSF’s role in the Q-12 Education Partnership, will help the Nation develop a strong, diverse, and future-leaning domestic base of talent steeped in fundamental principles of quantum mechanics, the science that underlines a host of technologies
> #Q12 > QIS K-12 Framework: https://q12education.org/learning-materials/framework
> The framework for K-12 quantum education outlined here is an expansion of the original QIS Key Concepts, providing a detailed route towards including QIS topics in K-12 physics, chemistry, computer science and mathematics classes. The framework will be released in sections as it is completed for each subject.
> As QIS is an emerging area of science connecting multiple disciplines, content and curricula developed to teach QIS should follow the best practices. The K-12 quantum education framework is intended to provide some scaffolding for creating future curricula and approaches to integrating QIS into
> physics,
> computer science,
> mathematics, and
> chemistry
> (mathematics and chemistry are not yet complete). The framework is expected to evolve over time, with input from educators and educational researchers.
https://learning.quantum.ibm.com/catalog/courses
IBM Quantum > Hello World: https://docs.quantum.ibm.com/start/hello-world
https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/#story-38658931 ctrl-f "QISkit"
> "World Quantum Day: Meet our researchers and play The Qubit Game" ; 2023-01-29
> Additional Q12 (K12 QIS Quantum Information Science) ideas?:
> - Exercise: Port QuantumQ quantum puzzle game exercises to a quantum circuit modeling and simulation library like Cirq (SymPy) or qiskit or tequila: https://github.com/ray-pH/quantumQ
> - Exercise: Model fair random coin flips with qubit basis encoding in a quantum circuit simulator in a notebook
> - Exercise: Model fair (uniformly distributed) [2, 8, then] 6-sided die rolls with basis state embedding or amplitude embedding or better (in a quantum circuit simulator in a notebook)
I can't tell if it's too early or not.