Wonderful New Course
A wonderful new course on QC architecture is available online out of SJSU
The syllabus for the course is here:
https://www.sjsu.edu/people/hiuyung.wong/docs/Quantum_Computing_Architectures_Section_01_EE_274_Spring_2023.pdf
The first several lecture videos cover the usual stuff on basis states, matrix math and gates. The later lectures appear to cover the kind of details related to hardware design that I haven't seen in other courses. The first video in the series is here and you should be able to get to the entire playlist from there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA_hsgaGh7w&list=PLnK6MrIqGXsL1KShnocSdwNSiKnBodpie&index=2
Before re-cutting the border on that first nine-patch, the missing step is subtracting the seam allowance from the quilt block size calculator’s finished number—otherwise the 40 minutes stretch by another half-inch. Some of the better AI tools can cross-check the math, but they won’t tell you why finishing fast felt worse at the seam ripper. That re-cut is where the patience actually gets tested.
Twenty minutes with the cursive handwriting worksheet generator each morning taught me the opposite: slow repetition didn’t build patience, it made me restless, so I started timing seams instead. The first nine-patch still took 40 minutes, but finishing fast felt worse. I used a quilt block size calculator to resize it, then re-cut the border. My patience came later, at the seam ripper, not the piecing.
I liked the point about quilting rewarding patience and fine detail rather than just finishing fast. I’ve seen that in my own hobby time: I’ve been using a cursive handwriting worksheet generator to make short daily practice sheets, and the slow repetition feels similar to piecing a quilt. It’s less about perfection and more about steady, mindful progress.
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Great find — the hardware-design angle makes this QC architecture course especially useful beyond the usual basics. I also like keeping course PDFs tidy, and this free online PDF page remover is handy for deleting unnecessary pages from PDF files directly in the browser.