Certificate in Quantum Computing

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Lunch and Learn

Join our next Lunch and Learn to hear more about our professional programs in the rapidly evolving fields of Quantum Computing, Data Science and Analytics and Information Security. 

Our one hour session will cover all three of our professional programs and a complimentary lunch will be provided. Faculty members will also be on hand to meet prospective students and answer questions.

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Program Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Quantum Computing is a 12-unit (four 3-unit courses) program designed to provide you with training on quantum hardware and practical quantum computing. Along with being introduced to the essentials of quantum computing hardware and software, applications and use cases, you will also develop your understanding of how quantum computing is used in industry.

As quantum computing technology moves from a theoretical state to one available for commercial use, the Certificate program will provide you with critical expertise in the application and integration of quantum technologies with existing IT infrastructure. You can choose to complete your certificate over one or two terms. It can serve as a standalone credential, or can be used toward earning your Graduate Diploma in Quantum Computing.

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Certificate Courses

Pure quantum states; unitary maps; projective measurements; quantum algorithms; quantum circuits; quantum resources; quantum complexity.

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Quantum software stack; learning current quantum and hybrid software platforms; comparing with non-quantum software.

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Combinatorial optimization; linear equation solvers; factorization; searches; simulation; chemistry; and machine learning.

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The fundamentals of how quantum computing is used in industry. Topics covered include: trends in adoption of quantum computing and how it could affect organizations and external stakeholders; future uses cases; and the structure and economics of platforms for quantum computing. Students will create a project proposal for a specific use case.

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