6 courses · 6 tutorials
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CertificateDelft University of Technology (QuTech)
Get hands-on with QuTech's real quantum demonstrators, Quantum Network Explorer (QNE) and Quantum Inspire (QI), programming simulations and running quantum algorithms.
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Delft University of Technology (QuTech)
Learn the fundamentals of quantum hardware and experiment with QuTech's Quantum Inspire simulators to gain hands-on experience with real quantum computing.
D-Wave
Preparatory course building the math and Python skills needed before D-Wave's Quantum Programming Core. Covers QUBO formulation, quadratic models, constraint writing, and Python for optimization. Optional but recommended for developers without strong math backgrounds.
IonQ
IonQ Researchers
IonQ's free 4-part lecture series on quantum programming. Covers quantum algorithms, circuits, programming with multiple SDKs, and quantum chemistry including VQE. Taught by IonQ researchers.
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.
Write your first quantum programs in Julia with Yao.jl: build a Bell state, apply gates and rotations, measure, and compute expectation values. Every snippet is run on Yao 0.9.
Learn Rigetti's PyQuil framework, write quantum programs in the QUIL instruction language and run them on Rigetti's superconducting quantum processors via Quantum Cloud Services.
Learn Google's Cirq framework, build quantum circuits with fine-grained control over qubit placement and gate timing, and run them on Google's quantum hardware.
Learn Microsoft's Q# quantum programming language, a purpose-built language for quantum algorithms with built-in classical-quantum integration and Azure Quantum access.
Install Qiskit, build your first quantum circuit in Python, and run it on a real IBM quantum computer, all in under 30 minutes.
Write your first quantum program in PyQuil, build a Bell state using Quil instructions, run it on the QVM simulator, and understand the output.