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View detailsQuantum computers could spur the development of new breakthroughs in science, medications to save lives, machine learning methods to diagnose illnesses sooner, materials to make more efficient devices and structures, financial strategies to live well in retirement, and algorithms to quickly direct resources such as ambulances. These learning activities will introduce you to quantum computing and spark your interest about future possibilities.
What this course is about
Quantum Computing Essentials takes you on a guided journey into the fascinating world of quantum mechanics and next-generation computing.
You’ll explore the core concepts that make quantum computing possible — from qubits and superposition to entanglement and quantum logic gates — and learn how these principles differ from classical computing. Along the way, you'll engage with interactive quantum enigmas that help deepen your understanding of how quantum systems behave.
You’ll also get hands-on practice using the IBM Quantum Composer, allowing you to manipulate qubits, experiment with quantum gates, and observe real quantum effects in action.
As you complete the course, you'll earn certificates and digital credentials that you can add to your resume, LinkedIn profile, and Credly account to highlight your skills in quantum computing fundamentals.
You’ll learn how to:
Understand the physics, logic, and mathematics behind quantum computing
Work with qubits and quantum gates
Use real quantum development tools to build simple quantum circuits
Explore how quantum computing is reshaping the future of technology
What you will learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Differentiate classical vs. quantum computing
Understand the fundamental differences in how classical and quantum computers store and process information
Recognize why quantum computing represents a new paradigm in computation
Understand qubits and quantum behavior
Explain what a qubit is and how it differs from a classical bit
Describe key quantum principles:
Superposition
Entanglement
Interference
Measurement
Decoherence
Explore the physics and math behind quantum systems
Understand the role of linear algebra in quantum computing
Describe quantum states and probability amplitudes
Recognize how quantum mechanics enables computational power
Work with quantum logic gates
Identify the major types of quantum gates and their unique functions
Explain how gates transform quantum states and enable quantum information processing
Differentiate between gates such as X, Y, Z, H, CNOT, and more
Use IBM Quantum Composer
Manipulate qubits using IBM’s visual quantum circuit tool
Place a qubit into superposition
Entangle qubits and apply multi-qubit operations
Build and test simple quantum circuits using real quantum principles
Showcase your learning
Earn certificates and digital credentials
Add them to your resume, LinkedIn, and Credly profile to highlight your understanding of quantum computing
This course is part of the Technology Skills learning path.