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edXQuantum 101: Quantum Computing & Quantum Internet
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Inside Quantum Hardware and Software
Quantum computing is no longer theoretical—it's built from silicon, diamond, superconductors, and topological matter. This course moves past abstraction to explore four distinct physical implementations of qubits, then climbs the stack: classical-quantum interfaces, compilers, error-correction, and algorithms like Grover's that actually run. Finish with the quantum internet and its applications.
Core topics:
- Four qubit implementations explained
- Quantum-classical control and interfacing
- Error-correction for fault tolerance
- Quantum algorithms and the quantum internet
About this course
The basics of four different physical implementations of qubits, the building blocks of a quantum computer: Silicon spin qubits, diamond NV center qubits, superconducting qubits, and topological qubits. ,How best to interface classical control circuitry with a quantum processor. ,Micro-architectures, compilers, and programming languages for a quantum processor. ,Quantum error-correction for fault-tolerant quantum computing. ,Quantum algorithms that can be run on a quantum processor (e.g. Grover's algorithm). ,The quantum internet and its applications.
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