| Resource Hyperlinks | Comment |
|---|---|
| Quantum Country | Interesting format for learning; fairly detailed and requires strong linear algebra skills. |
| BCG | Excellent primers including this one entitled “What Happens When ‘If’ Turns to ‘When’ in Quantum Computing?” |
| QC Report | Great compendium of QC resources. |
| Fact Based Insights | Another great compendium of QC resources. |
| The Qubit Report | Another solid compendium of QC articles and resources. |
| LinkedIn Learning | Good and approachable introductory tutorial. |
| Linear Algebra Primer | Essense of linear algebra videos on YouTube, from 3Blue1Brown. Great graphics to help visualize various transformations and calculations. |
| QC Resources | Charming and approachable short videos on various introductory concepts, as posted by Anastasia Marchenkova. |
| Q-CTRL Black Opal | Excellent set of tutorials with visual aids for understanding key quantum computing concepts. |
Recommended Reading
Good intro book; quick/easy read and no linear algebra or familiarity with quantum mechanics required:
Quantum Computing (WIRED guides): How It Works and How It Could Change the World
by Amit Katwala
Another good intro book although the “for Everyone” is ambitious since it digs in a bit on quantum theory and math:
Quantum Computing for Everyone
by Chris Bernhardt
A deeper dive, but excellent overview of Quantum Computing. Exceptionally useful “Toolkit” sections which cover mathematical tools specifically necessary for Quantum Computing including details on linear algebra applications.
Quantum Computing: An Applied Approach
by Jack D. Hidary
The Quantum Leap 