# What can be a mini research project based on Grover's algorithm or the Deutsch Jozsa algorithm?

I need to work out a research project on quantum computing as a part of my curriculum. I was wondering how to implement something theoretically with the basic knowledge I have. I have learned about superposition, Deutsch Jozsa algorithm, and Grover's algorithm. Can I design something simple using these algorithms? Perhaps a way to solve a game, or solve a graph problem or anything? I can't go deep in research now as I have not much time left but would be rather happy to work on the existing knowledge I have. Please enlighten me!

• Finding an original and yet easy-to-dive-in topic is hard work. I wouldn't expect folks here to hand you research topics on a silver platter. At max, we can give you some pointers (you'll have to find an appropriate topic yourself). I believe this would be better as a resource-request question. For a start, you may check out the Quantum Algorithm Implementations for Beginners (2018) paper and the implementations therein. I'll probably elaborate on this as an answer later. – Sanchayan Dutta Mar 28 '19 at 14:45

If you look at the questions about Grover's algorithm, you'll notice that a lot of them ask about implementing oracles for interesting tasks - or at least tasks more satisfying than looking for the state $$|111\rangle$$ :-)