Also nice:
Quantum Country: A Free Introduction to Quantum Computing and Quantum Mechanics [0][1][2]
The content is okay (as far as I read), and it has Spaced Repeatition built-in.
Quantum Country: A Free Introduction to Quantum Computing and Quantum Mechanics [0][1][2]
The content is okay (as far as I read), and it has Spaced Repeatition built-in.
This doesn’t provide solutions to the problems and doesn’t show you how to do the mathematical calculations. It assumes you know proof based linear algebra and if you’re a math beginner the level that this is written at will be beyond you.
Instead I recommend
https://www.thomaswong.net/introduction-to-classical-and-qua...
which doesn’t assume much pre-req knowledge and contains solutions so you can check your work
As someone who went to do a Physics BS from a solid uni, I didn't find QC difficult (I didn't finish it, though.)