
Quantum Computing is the future of computation, offering exponential speedups for problems beyond the reach of classical machines. This course is structured as a step-by-step roadmap, beginning with mathematics and physics basics, and leading into quantum circuits, algorithms, SDKs, and applications.
You’ll learn to:
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Understand the mathematical and physical foundations of quantum mechanics.
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Work with qubits, superposition, entanglement, and quantum gates.
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Code quantum circuits with Qiskit, Cirq, and Q#.
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Implement famous algorithms like Grover’s & Shor’s.
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Explore quantum hardware platforms (IBM Quantum, Amazon Braket, Azure Quantum).
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Apply quantum computing to machine learning, optimization, chemistry, and cryptography.
By the end, you’ll be prepared to contribute to this cutting-edge research field and build skills for the future of computing.
Resources
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IBM Qiskit Documentation
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Google Cirq Tutorials
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Microsoft Q# Resources
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PennyLane Quantum ML Framework
Instructor Approach
This course blends theory + hands-on quantum programming. Every phase has coding labs and simulations:
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Visualizing qubits and gates on the Bloch sphere.
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Running Grover’s and Shor’s algorithms on IBM Quantum Experience.
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Building simple quantum ML models with PennyLane.
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Applying quantum methods to finance and chemistry case studies.
By the end, you will:
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Have a solid foundation in quantum theory & coding.
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Be comfortable with quantum SDKs & cloud platforms.
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Build a portfolio of research-based projects.
This roadmap positions you for academic research, quantum software roles, and cutting-edge industry applications.
What Will You Learn?
- Core mathematics: linear algebra, probability, and statistics.
- High-level quantum mechanics concepts.
- Work with qubits, Bloch sphere, and superposition.
- Understand quantum entanglement & no-cloning theorem.
- Build quantum circuits using Hadamard, Pauli, and CNOT gates.
- Learn Qiskit, Cirq, and Q# for quantum programming.
- Implement Grover’s & Shor’s algorithms.
- Explore gate-based and annealing-based hardware.
- Use cloud platforms like IBM Quantum, Google Quantum AI, and Azure.
- Apply quantum computing in finance, AI, chemistry, and cryptography.