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In the school year 2022 - 2023, I was teaching a Microcomputing Class at Alfred State College. As my blog shows, quantum computing is here, but it is only for the super-rich. Companies are investing money to be able to bring that technology to everyone. My blog is dedicated to that philosophy.

 At the end of the class in both semesters, I had the students do the research and lecture to the class on different topics of quantum computing in the hope that the students would go away with at least knowing the terms. Here are a few examples of their work.

I am sorry that the links don't work. In Microsoft PowerPoint they work but when converted to .mp4 and to blogger the links are not broken.

Suggested to watch with you mouse over the pause button to slow it down.







 I did get permission from the students to publish this work.



 

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