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and real hardware our course online course quantum computing 201 algorithms noise and real hardware free start free quantumcomputingcourses original free with no signup every module is a full tutorial runnable code throughout the sequel to quantum computing 101 eight modules on how quantum algorithms actually get their speedup why real hardware fights you and what a transpiler does to your circuit before it ever runs free and self paced intermediate 3 hours by dr donovan scores from the listing the provider s level plus maths and coding load from the topics named on the page this site has not sat the course difficulty medium maths medium coding low in this guide 5 sections 01 who this is for 02 what you will be able to do 03 the curriculum 04 a warning and the point of the course 05 topics covered as with 101 a course here means a curated order to read this site s free tutorials in not a separate product every module is a tutorial you can already read for nothing and the stated length is the sum of the modules own reading times quantum computing 101 leaves you able to build a circuit and read a bloch sphere that is the easy half quantum computing 201 is about the hard half where a speedup actually comes from why almost every circuit you write will fail on real hardware and what the compiler quietly does to your gates on the way to the machine it is the course that turns someone who can write a bell state into someone who can read a paper who this is for you have finished 101 or you can already build and run a simple circuit and explain what superposition and entanglement are you are comfortable with python and with the linear algebra from 101 what you will be able to do explain precisely where grover s and shor s speedups come from and why they are not the same kind of speedup resist the quantum computers try all answers at once story with a specific counterargument read a transpiled circuit and know why it looks nothing like what you wrote reason about decoherence t1 and t2 and why coherence time matters more than qubit count understand what error correction buys you and what it costs the curriculum module 1 where speedups come from how quantum algorithms work interference not parallelism if you take one idea from this course take this one module 2 the first real algorithm deutsch jozsa the cleanest demonstration that a quantum computer can do something a classical one cannot do as fast module 3 search grover s algorithm and the crucial fine print the speedup is quadratic not exponential and that is provably the best possible module 4 factoring shor s algorithm why it breaks rsa and why it works only because factoring has hidden periodic structure module 5 the limits of the picture measurement decoherence and what the bloch sphere hides including mixed states and why an entangled qubit has no arrow at all module 6 proving entanglement is real bell inequalities and the chsh test run the experiment that ruled out local realism module 7 what the compiler does qiskit transpilation your gates are not the machine s gates and the gap between them is where your circuit dies module 8 fighting noise quantum error correction what it takes to get one reliable logical qubit and why that number is the real state of the industry a warning and the point of the course quantum computing has an honesty problem a great deal of what is written about it is wrong in the same few ways that quantum computers try every answer simultaneously that they solve np complete problems that more qubits straightforwardly means more power this course spends as much time on what quantum computers cannot do as on what they can that is not pessimism it is the only way to end up with an intuition that survives contact with a real machine topics covered quantum algorithms grover shor decoherence transpilation error correction start the first module quantum computing 201 algorithms noise and real hardware is free on quantumcomputingcourses com at intermediate level 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