Quantum Bits and Python

Welcome back to the blog!

Today I am proud to come back to you guys with another entry in the qubits saga that’s been going on for a while in this blog, and this time the progress is big.

As per usual, there hasn’t been a lot of activity around the blog lately, but this is for a good reason, these past moths I have been working on my personal project for school.

For those who don’t know what the personal project is, it basically is a project that you need to do for school in order to continue with the international baccalaureate program, it can be on any topic you want with the only requirement being that you link it to a global context and that you create a report for your project following some guidelines.

As most people in my school are going to carry on with their studies through the national program instead of the international one, no one really took the project seriously, but I do want to go down the IB route, so I decided to go all out on the project and really put a lot of effort into creating something meaningful and interesting to me, this is why I decided to use the quantum bits messaging system as my topic (and I also thought that it’d be good for me to take a more traditional approach to this project as I seem to procrastinate without a deadline).

Either way here is my final report on the project:

While the report is the biggest compendium of my process available, I was kind of forced to include a ton of information about thinking skills, resource management, etc. Which I cannot really care about, so if you just want a clear idea of the project and my progress I also made a video explaining it!

If I’m completely honest the video wasn’t my idea, but the school kind of wanted us to make a video about our project so they could show it off, they gave us a set of requirements for the video and they also told us that the video could only be 1 minute long, me being me, I went out of my way to not follow any of those guidelines and to make a really cool video with the duration of 2:39, and I am quite proud to say that when I showed it to the coordinator he said the video was so cool that he didn’t mind me not following the rules 😏😎.

In conclusion I’m really happy with how the project turned out and you can expect for more updates as I continue working on a completely finished application.