Like the first digital computers, quantum computers offer the possibility of technology exponentially more powerful than current systems. They stand to change companies, entire industries, and the world by solving problems that seem impossible today.
A report by Gartner stated that this year, 20% of organizations are budgeting for quantum computing projects. As this new technology develops, organizations will face a shortage of quantum computing experts.
The time to learn about quantum computing is now. Discover the business and technical implications of this new frontier in computing and how you can apply quantum computing to your organization.
Prepare for the future of quantum computing online with MIT.
Course 1 of 2 in the Quantum Computing Fundamentals online program.
Course 2 of 2 in the Quantum Computing Fundamentals online program
Professor of Physics, Professor of Electrical Engineering, Senior Associate Dean of Digital Learning at MIT
Henry Ellis Warren (1894) Professor, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Professor of Physics, Former Laboratory Fellow, Lincoln Laboratory (2003-2023), Associate Director, Research Laboratory of Electronics at MIT
Morss Professor of Applied Mathematics, Applied Mathematics Committee Chair, Quantum Computation, Quantum Information at MIT
Associate Professor of Physics at MIT
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Practice processes and methods through simulations, assessments, case studies and tools, including the IBM Q experience.
Connect with an international community of professionals while working on projects based in real-world examples.
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Bring your new skills to your organization, through examples from technical work environments and ample prompts for reflection.
Earn a Professional Certificate and 4.0 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from MIT.
Gain insights from MIT faculty and industry experts and connect with your course team and faculty over discussion forums and a live webinar.
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