Quantum Computing Review Game
A fun game that reviews ideas of quantum computing!
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Topics of this game:
- What are the units with which classical computers run and process information?
- What unit do quantum computers use for quantifying and measuring information?
- What part of the classical computer is creating a problem because of its size limitations?
- What is the problem with transistors being so small?
- What two states can bits be in?
- What can be used to make a qubit?
- Why are quantum computers useful?
- If a classical computer takes no time to complete a number of steps in a task, how long would a quantum computer take?
- How many combinations can you have with a classical computer with four bits, each with the possibility of two states, 1 or 0?
- If you have 16 possibilities with bits, how many can you use at one time when computing something?
- If you have 4 qubits and a total of 16 states, how many of the states can be used at once?
- What is a major problem with quantum computers?
- What can quantum computers do for us?
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