19 courses · 10 tutorials
Brilliant
Brilliant / Sabine Hossenfelder
Brilliant's interactive quantum mechanics course presented with physicist Sabine Hossenfelder. Explains the machinery of quantum mechanics and its counterintuitive implications through hands-on simulations, using them to discover and reason about quantum states.
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.
edX
CertificateDelft University of Technology (QuTech)
Begin your quantum journey with this professional certificate from Delft University of Technology. Covers qubits, quantum hardware, algorithms, error correction, and the quantum internet.
Brilliant
Brilliant's interactive quantum computing course, learn by doing with hands-on puzzles and visualisations. Subscription-based, covered by Brilliant's free trial.
Coursera
SpecialisationPackt
A complete beginner's specialization covering quantum fundamentals, Qiskit programming, and real quantum algorithms, from high-school maths to running code on real quantum hardware.
Coursera
KAIST / Joonwoo Bae
KAIST's beginning-graduate-level introduction to quantum information, taught by Joonwoo Bae. Covers qubits, the axioms of quantum theory, entanglement as a resource, quantum teleportation, gates, circuits, and quantum communication channels.
Coursera
SpecialisationUniversity of Colorado Boulder / Wounjhang Park
University of Colorado Boulder's three-course specialization giving engineers the quantum mechanics foundation behind modern electrical, mechanical, and quantum engineering. Covers superposition, entanglement, measurement, the uncertainty principle, angular momentum, and approximation methods.
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Delft University of Technology (QuTech)
Discover the principles and promises of quantum computers and the quantum internet. An accessible introduction to quantum computing and its future societal impact.
Coursera
Fractal Analytics (Srinjoy Ganguly, Shalini Devendrababu)
A beginner-friendly introduction to quantum computing from Fractal Analytics. Two modules covering the history and theory of quantum computing, then qubits, superposition, entanglement, quantum gates, and circuits, with hands-on practice in IBM Qiskit.
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Delft University of Technology (QuTech)
Learn how quantum information is mathematically represented via quantum circuits and how to manipulate quantum entanglement, a core course in the Quantum 201 program.
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Delft University of Technology (QuTech)
Learn the fundamentals of quantum networks and their applications with QuTech's Quantum Network Explorer, including hands-on simulation using QNE-ADK and SquidASM.
IBM Quantum
IBM's free interactive introduction to quantum information. Covers single and multi-qubit states, quantum circuits, and entanglement with interactive exercises.
IBM Quantum
IBM SkillsBuild
IBM SkillsBuild's free beginner learning content on quantum computing fundamentals. Visual learning activities and virtual labs covering qubits, superposition, entanglement, quantum gates, and basic circuit building.
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.
Microsoft
Microsoft Quantum
Microsoft's free collection of self-paced quantum programming exercises in Q#. Covers quantum basics through advanced algorithms via hands-on kata-style challenges with immediate feedback, runnable in the browser.
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.
QUBIT
Dr. Donovan
A free, self-paced introduction to quantum computing. Nine modules take you from what a qubit actually is to running your own circuit in Qiskit, using the interactive Bloch sphere and circuit builder throughout. No physics degree required.
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 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.
The Bloch sphere is a map with edges. This final part covers what measurement does to the arrow, why real qubits drift inside the ball, and why an entangled qubit has no arrow at all.
Build a working quantum teleportation circuit in Qiskit - create an entangled pair, perform a Bell measurement, apply classical corrections, and verify the teleported state.
Derive the CHSH inequality, understand why classical correlations cannot violate it, and verify that quantum entanglement does, with working Qiskit code that reproduces Bell test results.
Implement quantum teleportation in Q# using Bell state preparation and classical communication. Run on Azure Quantum simulators and understand the protocol step by step.
Understand the real mechanism behind quantum speedup: not 'exploring all paths at once,' but engineering interference to amplify right answers and cancel wrong ones.
Cut through the hype and understand what actually separates quantum computers from classical ones, what problems they genuinely help with, and what realistic expectations look like.
A clear explanation of quantum entanglement: what it is, what it is not, how it differs from classical correlations, and why it is a resource in quantum computing.
What entanglement actually is, why Einstein hated it, and why it's essential for quantum computing and quantum communication.
Implement quantum teleportation in PennyLane: creating the entangled pair, Bell measurement, classical correction, and verifying the teleported state.
Understand the quantum teleportation protocol from first principles, learn why it does not violate relativity or the no-cloning theorem, and implement a working teleportation circuit using Qiskit dynamic circuits.