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Develop a strong foundation in quantum mechanics, quantum algorithms, and the mathematical tools necessary for quantum computing.
Apply concepts and gain practical experience in using quantum computing platforms to solve problems, and explore potential applications.
Evaluate the potential of quantum computing across various fields, and critically assess the ethical & societal considerations.
Quantum Computing 101: History, Theory, and Basics
This module covers the motivations for studying quantum computing and its transformative potential. You’ll journey through the history of quantum computing, learning about key milestones and influential figures. By comparing quantum and classical computing, you’ll gain a clear understanding of their differences. This foundational knowledge will prepare you for more advanced topics in the next module.
Building Blocks of Quantum ComputingThis module immerses in the core elements of quantum computing. Begin by exploring qubits and mastering Bra-Ket notation, essential for understanding quantum mechanics. Visualize qubits on the Bloch Sphere and grasp the principles of superposition and entanglement. Transition to constructing quantum circuits and working with quantum logic gates, unlocking the power of quantum algorithms like Shor's. Through hands-on exercises with IBM Qiskit, gain practical experience, seamlessly connecting theory with practice and laying a strong foundation for advanced quantum computing concepts.
From bits to Qubits - this introductory course is your stepping-stone in the world of Quantum computing. Tailored for those seriously interested in the field of quantum computing - this course is your key to opening the amazing world of quantum. Master fundamental quantum concepts, setting a solid foundation for advanced exploration. Tackle sophisticated quantum algorithms like Shor's, grasping their game-changing potential. Sharpen your mathematical skills with hands-on applications of the Blo
It was very tough for an introductory course. It can be made simpler for a novice to understand.
good for bignnners who does not background with quantum machanics