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New Elective Course: Quantum Computing
This new 3-credit elective course at GVSU for undergraduate and graduate students is designed to introduce students to the hottest field of quantum computing - a fusion of beautiful ideas of quantum physics, math, and computer science. The course will provide students with the conceptual foundation to understand new quantum-infused concepts and technology for research and work on quantum information science and quantum computing in industry, academia, or research labs.
Course Topics
- Review of Linear Algebra
- Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
- General state of a qubit, entanglement, Bell states, and no-cloning theorem
- EPR, Bell’s inequality, and Local Realism
- Classical and Quantum gates
- Generating and measuring Bell States
- Quantum functions and quantum parallelism
- Quantum Algorithms
- Discrete Fourier transform
- Quantum Fourier Transform with qubits
- Shor’s Algorithm
- Quantum cryptography
Please read the article:
https://www.aps.org/publications/apsnews/202404/quantum.cfm
Interest Area(s)
Mathematics, Computer Science (Applied Computer Science), Physics
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