Introduction to Classical and Quantum Computing

Best book for the introduction to quantum computing.

This was a great book for me. I have a math BS degree with some linear algebra and calculus background and was able to follow the book well. I wanted to see what Quantum Computing was able to do and how it did it. It is fairly simple math and computer programing.

I only have a semester of calc 1, and no linear algebra experience, much of the math in this book was a first encounter for me. The author is *incredibly* good at explaining concepts in a way that is easy to read while still clear, thorough, and professional. The exercises are great and have solutions. The pictures are clear.I have done 2 semesters of CS major core courses: this book's beginning chapter on classic CS theory taught more about that than anything I've encountered in college thus far (the attention given to classical logic gates and the practice exercises are exceptional).Overall, thrilled by this book. Definitely feel that I will be competent to check out Mike and Ike upon finishing.

Best book for starting off with QC and get a grip on the relevant math.

This is a great and accessible introduction to the topic. The only downside is that my copy came with a few pages missing. Too bad I waited nearly a year to start reading it since I can no longer return it for a replacement.

Excellent book for learning basics to quantum

This book really surprised me and is among my favorite computing books geared towards quantum computing. It starts with the basics of the choice relevant math, electronics for this topic and works its way up to linear algebra and quantum computing and practices. Just right mix for me as a retired engineer seeking understanding of this advancing field of quantum mechanics. So much in one volume is impressive in its own way!. Many topics are review and enough new and and are quickly assimilated via this awesome format by Dr. Wong. Kudos to him on his awesome achievement with this book. Money well spent, I just purchased a second copy too for my reference shelf.

Thought provoking, information and extremely well written book on quantum computing.