SW MO IEEE Speaker Meeting - Principles of Quantum Computing & State of Art

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SW MO IEEE Speaker Meeting - Principles of Quantum Computing & State of Art

 Mark Hagood, Texas Instruments Semiconductor and Executive Management at several companies (Retired), will present his latest findings on the principles of quantum computing and its state-of-the-art. The presentation will be from the layman's perspective, starting with the particle and wave properties of an electron, progressing through the existence of qubits and quantum entanglement, to the function of the oracle in quantum computing. Mark hopes to pique interest in quantum computing, raising more questions than answers.

The meeting will be held in person at the Missouri State University Engineering Center and College of the Ozarks Engineering Building and Virtually.  The meeting is on Thursday February 27th from noon until 1:00p.  Details are provided in Location below.  Snack will be provided at physical locations.

 

 

 

 


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  • Date: 27 Feb 2025
  • Time: 06:00 PM UTC to 07:01 PM UTC
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  • 405 Jefferson Ave
  • Springfield, Missouri
  • United States 65806
  • Building: Robert Plaster Free Enterprise Bldg
  • Room Number: PCTR 2010
  • Contact Event Host

  • TOdunAyo@missouristate.edu

  • Co-sponsored by Theresa Odun-Ayo
  • Starts 21 February 2025 06:00 PM UTC
  • Ends 27 February 2025 06:00 PM UTC
  • No Admission Charge

  Speakers

Mark Hagood of Texas Instruments Semicondor Division

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SW MO IEEE Speaker Meeting - Principles of Quantum Computing & State of Art

Mark will present his latest findings on the principles of quantum computing and its state-of-the-art. The presentation will be from the layman's perspective, starting with the particle and wave properties of an electron, progressing through the existence of qubits and quantum entanglement, to the function of the oracle in quantum computing. Mark hopes to pique interest in quantum computing, raising more questions than answers.

Biography:

Mark Hagood is a retired electrical engineer with a dynamic career in digital hardware design, DSP, graphics systems, and engineering management. He held leadership roles at Texas Instruments' Semiconductor Division, served as VP of Engineering and VP of Manufacturing, and later became an entrepreneur in both hardware and software industries.

Email:

Address:Dallas, Texas, United States, 75243




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SW MO IEEE Speaker Meeting - Principles of Quantum Computing & State of Art