Third course in the UChicagoX systems sequence. The page describes working with IBM Qiskit on cloud hardware, with a module on NISQ algorithms, noisy quantum systems and noise-aware compiling. Learning outcomes listed include full-stack quantum software design, examples of system inefficiency, and applying classical software techniques to make hardware more reliable.
Same load as part II: about four weeks at 8 to 12 hours per week, audit free, paid verified certificate. Same textbook.
Who it is for
The last third of the Chicago systems path. Start at Systems Design I unless you already compile circuits for noisy devices.
Topics covered
Enrol in this course
Quantum Computer Systems Design III: Working with Noisy Systems (University of Chicago) is a paid course on edX, at advanced level, and runs 4 weeks, 8-12 hours per week. A certificate is included.
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