Cloud Quantum Computing Essentials

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Free Online Course: Cloud Quantum Computing Essentials provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 2-3 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Cloud Quantum Computing Essentials is taught by Lynn Langit.

Overview
  • Learn the essentials of cloud quantum computing, why you should consider using cloud quantum services, and under which conditions they are recommended and not recommended.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Creating solutions with cloud quantum computing
    • Using cloud services
    • What you should know
    1. Cloud Quantum Computing Services Overview
    • Why use cloud quantum computing services
    • Understand key quantum computing concepts
    • How to start using cloud quantum computing services
    • Preview applications using QPUs today
    2. Cloud Quantum Vendors
    • Cloud quantum computing vendor choices
    • Quantum learning libraries
    • Explore IBM OpenQASM and Qiskit
    • Explore Google Cirq
    • Explore Azure Q#
    • Explore AWS Braket
    3. Core Quantum Computing Gates and Operations
    • Quantum NOT gate
    • Quantum superposition with Hadamard (H) gate
    • Quantum entanglement with CNOT gate
    • Quantum amplitude amplification (AA)
    • Quantum Fourier transform (QFT)
    • Quantum phase estimation (PE)
    4. Quantum Algorithms and Applications
    • Quantum random number generator
    • Qubit gate operations detailed for cQASM
    • Cloud quantum Shor's algorithm: Part 1
    • Cloud quantum Shor's algorithm: Part 2
    5. Quantum Machine Learning
    • Cloud quantum computing machine learning basics
    • Explore quantum ML methods: Classification
    • Cloud quantum neural networks: Hello worlds
    • Cloud quantum neural networks: MNIST
    • Review applied cloud quantum computing ML
    Conclusion
    • Learning more about cloud quantum computing