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AMAZON BRAKET
Amazon Web Services
AWS's free two-course learning plan covering quantum computing fundamentals and hands-on Amazon Braket development. Earns an AWS digital badge after an 80% pass on the assessment.
QUANTUM INFORMATION
Prof. John Preskill, Caltech
Prof. John Preskill's legendary Caltech quantum computation lecture notes. The most comprehensive freely available resource on quantum computing and quantum information.
QUBITS
Dr Steven Herbert, University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge's undergraduate Quantum Computing course, with lecture notes publicly available, covering qubits, superposition, entanglement, core quantum algorithms, and quantum cryptography. Accessible at no cost.
QUANTUM CIRCUITS
Prof. Elias Fernandez-Combarro Alvarez, University of Oviedo
CERN openlab's free lecture series on quantum computing covering qubits, quantum algorithms, QAOA, VQE, and quantum machine learning. Taught by a University of Oviedo professor with no physics background required.
QUANTUM ALGORITHM DESIGN
Classiq engineering and research team
Classiq's free library of hands-on quantum computing tutorials covering algorithm design, quantum machine learning, and optimization using the high-level Qmod language. No circuit assembly required.
WOLFRAM LANGUAGE
Wolfram Research
Wolfram's quantum computing framework for Mathematica and the Wolfram Language, offering a unique symbolic computation approach to quantum circuits, ideal for mathematical exploration, visualization, and analysis without writing low-level circuit code.
QUANTUM INFORMATION THEORY
ETH Zurich Physics Department
ETH Zurich's graduate quantum information theory course covering quantum channels, entropy, capacity theorems, and quantum Shannon theory.
QUANTUM COMPUTING
Keio University / Rodney Van Meter
Keio University's accessible introduction to quantum computing on FutureLearn, taught by Rodney Van Meter. Explains the motivation for building quantum computers, the key principles, important algorithms, and a look at quantum hardware and the emerging industry, with minimal mathematics.
QUANTUM ALGORITHMS
Prof. Peter Shor, MIT
MIT's graduate-level quantum computation course covering quantum algorithms, complexity theory, and quantum information. Lecture notes and problem sets freely available.
QUANTUM INFORMATION
Prof. Isaac Chuang and Prof. Peter Shor, MIT
MIT's three-part interactive course on quantum information science covering quantum mechanics, protocols, algorithms, and communication. Fully free with graded exercises on the Open Learning Library.
QUANTUM ERROR CORRECTION
Prof. Isaac Chuang and Prof. Aram Harrow, MIT
MIT's graduate-level follow-on to QIS I, covering quantum states and noise, advanced quantum algorithms, and quantum information theory. Free on the MIT Open Learning Library with graded exercises.
QUANTUM COMPUTING
CertificateMIT xPRO / Isaac Chuang, William Oliver, Peter Shor, Aram Harrow
MIT xPRO's professional certificate program in quantum computing, taught by Isaac Chuang, William Oliver, Peter Shor, and Aram Harrow. A two-course program covering quantum computing fundamentals, algorithms for cybersecurity and chemistry, and the business implications of the technology.
QUANTUM ALGORITHMS
Aleks Kissinger, Dept of Computer Science, University of Oxford
University of Oxford's computer science course on quantum processes and computation, taught with the diagrammatic ZX-calculus approach. Covers string diagrams, teleportation, quantum algorithms, and measurement-based quantum computing. Lecture notes are publicly available.
QUANTUM INFORMATION
Dr. Daniel Gottesman, Perimeter Institute
Daniel Gottesman's graduate-level quantum information lecture series recorded at Perimeter Institute. Fifteen recorded lectures covering entanglement, channels, error correction, and cryptography. Freely available on PIRSA.
QUANTUM CHEMISTRY
Quantinuum
Quantinuum's InQuanto tutorial series for quantum chemistry simulation. 18+ tutorials from basic VQE to advanced molecular simulation of Fe4N2 on real Quantinuum hardware. Free to read; running the notebooks requires an InQuanto licence or trial.
COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY
Scott Aaronson (UT Austin)
Scott Aaronson's famous lecture series connecting quantum computing to computational complexity, philosophy of physics, and mathematical foundations, covering BQP, QMA, quantum proofs, and quantum cryptography with the depth and irreverence of one of the field's leading theorists.
QUANTUM ML
Xanadu
Annual quantum hackathon run by Xanadu, the team behind PennyLane, with coding challenges covering PennyLane, hybrid algorithms, and quantum kernels. Talk recordings and challenge write-ups remain available online after each event.
QUBITS
Qubit by Qubit instructors (Stanford PhDs)
A two-semester year-long quantum computing course by The Coding School, taught by Stanford PhDs in partnership with Google Quantum AI. Free for partner schools; scholarships available for individual students.
QUANTUM STATES
QWorld
QWorld's free, self-study quantum computing workshop. Covers quantum states, quantum operators, quantum protocols, and quantum search using Python and Jupyter notebooks. No physics background required.
QUANTUM FOURIER TRANSFORM
QWorld volunteer instructors
QWorld's free intermediate quantum programming workshop covering complex numbers, the quantum Fourier transform, and Shor's algorithm. The follow-on to QBronze, run as mentored online sessions through QWorld's global network.
QUANTUM PROGRAMMING
Prof. Dan Boneh and Will Zeng, Stanford
Stanford's CS269Q quantum computer programming course materials from Spring 2019, taught by Dan Boneh and Will Zeng. Lecture slides and project assignments cover pyQuil programming, benchmarking, VQE, QAOA, and error correction.
QUANTUM INFORMATION
IQC Faculty, University of Waterloo
The graduate quantum information program at the University of Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing, one of the world's leading quantum research institutes, with QIC courses spanning quantum information, cryptography, and error correction.
QUANTUM MECHANICS
Prof. R. Shankar, Yale University
R. Shankar's celebrated Yale Open Courses lectures for PHYS 201, covering electromagnetism and optics before closing with a seven-lecture introduction to quantum mechanics: wave-particle duality, the Schrodinger equation, and quantum measurement.