0sophy1 commented 3 years ago

Abstract

Teaching is one of the best ways to learn something. We have a lot of materials to learn quantum computing, already, but let's build an easy Quantum Computing wiki by Jupyter notebook which everybody can easily access without any account.

Description

Let's build Korean wiki type interactive educational materials with Jupyter Notebook( ex: using spinx and binder)(In korean, 가칭: 양자컴퓨터 백서)

The Quantum world is invisible so it is not easy to understand or accept the principal feature. With the help of Qiskit and other python libraries, we can visualize the quantum world, also easily understand quantum computing.

So, let's make the "Korean Quantum Computing Basic Concept Wiki" which can easily run through the internet. We can consider use real wiki content and add interactive code parts with it by using Binder(https://mybinder.org/)

This project is solely for beginners who want to know about quantum computing by making this material to help others.

You can take a look at this page as a reference: https://mybinder.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/examples.html#textbooks-and-teaching

Also, we can consider using AWS notebook or other cloud solution to running wiki web.

Members

Need beginners! One CS student who can set up Github and other environment Max 5.

@githubhandle
@githubhandle - Slack: @slackhandle email: example@example.com
Qiskit Coach: @0sophy1 @Siheon-Park

Deliverable

양자컴퓨터 백서, which everybody easily accessible through online. Series of Jupyter notebooks for each wiki.

GitHub repo

nonhermitian commented 3 years ago

I am not sure that a cloud service should be a deliverable here as that requires resources outside of what is available here. If people want to do that on their own later using the notebooks than that is fine.

0sophy1 commented 3 years ago

I am not sure that a cloud service should be a deliverable here as that requires resources outside of what is available here. If people want to do that on their own later using the notebooks than that is fine.

Hi, I mentioned the cloud thing for hosting wiki site. The project members can determine not using the cloud but also can choose a GitHub site to launch this wiki. As far as I know, many Korean CS students are familiar with cloud technology, that is why I mentioned "cloud" in every project I pitched. :)