What You’ll Learn: Quantum Computing Fundamentals
You’ll go from understanding classical bits to programming quantum circuits and running algorithms that leverage the unique properties of quantum mechanics.
Learn the basic unit of quantum information and how to manipulate it with gates.
Understand the core quantum phenomena that enable quantum advantage.
Design and simulate quantum circuits using the Qiskit framework.
Implement famous algorithms like Deutsch-Jozsa and Grover’s search.
Who Is This Course For?
Ideal for developers, physicists, and curious minds ready to explore the fundamentals of quantum computing.
- Developers with Python knowledge interested in quantum computing
- Physicists or engineers wanting to apply quantum principles to computation
- Students and researchers exploring quantum algorithms
Hands-On Projects
Quantum Random Number Generator
Build a circuit that leverages quantum randomness to generate truly random numbers.
Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm
Implement this foundational algorithm to demonstrate quantum speedup.
Quantum Simulation
Simulate a simple quantum system or run Grover’s search algorithm on real hardware.
4-Week Quantum Computing Syllabus
~48 hours total • Lifetime LMS access • 1:1 mentor support
Week 1: Qubits & Quantum Gates
- Classical vs. quantum bits
- Mathematical representation of qubits (state vectors, Bloch sphere)
- Single-qubit gates (Pauli, Hadamard, phase)
- Multi-qubit gates (CNOT, SWAP)
- Introduction to Qiskit and quantum circuit construction
Week 2: Superposition & Entanglement
- Understanding superposition and measurement
- Quantum entanglement and Bell states
- Quantum teleportation protocol
- Implementing and simulating entangled circuits
Week 3: Quantum Algorithms
- Overview of quantum algorithms
- Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm
- Simon’s problem
- Introduction to Grover’s search algorithm
Week 4: Quantum Hardware & Applications
- Types of quantum computers (superconducting, trapped ion, etc.)
- Quantum noise and error correction basics
- Running circuits on IBM Quantum hardware
- Capstone project: Implement a chosen algorithm
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Frequently Asked Questions
A basic understanding of linear algebra (vectors, matrices) is helpful. While a physics background can be useful, we cover the necessary quantum mechanics concepts from the ground up in a computer science context.
Yes! You will use IBM’s Quantum Experience and Qiskit to run your quantum circuits on real quantum hardware simulators and, depending on availability, actual quantum processors.