Introduction to Quantum Computing
On-demand (start any time) with regular tutor facilitation.
Date: 21 March - 31 August 2023
Timezone: London
Duration: On-demand (start any time) with regular tutor facilitation.
The course is facilitated by world-leading experts from UCL’s Quantum Science and Technology institute. You'll be guided through the fundamentals of quantum theory without the need for any in-depth mathematical knowledge.
You’ll be introduced to the definitions and properties of qubits, before comparing the characteristics of classical bits and quantum bits. There are no entry requirements for this course and no previous knowledge of quantum computing is required.
Contact: [email protected]
Keywords: Quantum
Prerequisites:
There are no entry requirements for this course and no previous knowledge of quantum computing is required.
Learning objectives:
After completing the course, you should be able to:
- explain the key differences in non-mathematical terms between classical and quantum computers
- identify quantum computing hardware platforms by the technology they are based on
- outline the most promising applications of quantum computers and their limitations.
Organizer: University College London
Host institutions: University College London, UCL
Target audience: Industry professionals, and people with a keen interest in the subject.
Event types:
- Workshops and courses
Credit / Recognition: You'll gain a certificate if you complete all the required learning.
Cost basis: Cost incurred by all
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