QUANTUM COMPUTING: THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING

Learn from MIT faculty how quantum computing will transform the future. Practice quantum computation through hands-on exercises.

The Quantum Computing Revolution Is Upon Us

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 recent report by Gartner states that by 2023, 20% of organizations will be 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 and apply them to your own study and career advancement.

 

AFTER THIS PROGRAM, YOU WILL:

Describe the differences between quantum and classical computation.

Discern potential performance gains of quantum vs. classical algorithms.

Assess the business applications of quantum computation.

Understand engineering challenges currently faced by developers of quantum computers.

Become proficient with engineering requirements for quantum vs classical algorithm implementation.

Discern the scientific limits of quantum algorithms for chemistry and optimization.

Determine technical requirements for quantum computers to run realistically large quantum algorithms.

Evaluate key technology requirements for quantum computers to be able to function properly.

Understand the mathematical description of quantum states and basic quantum operations.

The MIT xPRO Learning Experience

We bring together an innovative pedagogy paired with world-class faculty.

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MIT FACULTY

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Isaac Chuang

Professor of Physics, Professor of Electrical Engineering, Senior Associate Dean of Digital Learning at MIT

William Oliver

William Oliver

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, Professor of the Practice, Physics, Laboratory Fellow, Lincoln Laboratory, Associate Director, Research Laboratory of Electronics at MIT

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Peter Shor

Morss Professor of Applied Mathematics, Applied Mathematics Committee Chair, Quantum Computation, Quantum Information at MIT

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Aram Harrow

Associate Professor of Physics at MIT

PROPEL YOUR EDUCATION AND CAREER ON YOUR TERMS

Technology is accelerating at an unprecedented pace causing disruption across all levels of business. Tomorrow’s leaders must demonstrate technical expertise as well as leadership acumen in order to maintain a technical edge over the competition while driving innovation in an ever-changing environment.

MIT uniquely understands this challenge and how to solve it with decades of experience educating future leaders in the field. MIT xPRO’s online learning programs leverage vetted content from world-renowned experts to make learning accessible anytime, anywhere. Designed using cutting-edge research in the neuroscience of learning, MIT xPRO programs are application focused, helping learners build their all-round skills.

Embrace change. Enhance your skill set. Keep learning. MIT xPRO is with you each step of the way.

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