Intro to Quantum Information Science and Engineering:
Byte-Sized QISE
IMOD is partnering with the University of Washington Accelerating Quantum-Enabled Technologies (AQET) program to offer access to a recently developed Quantum Information Science and Engineering (QISE) course.
The aim of this course is to support the development of quantum science curriculums across the United States. In this collection we have edited down the lecture series into topic specific resources that are shorter (typically 10-15 minutes), and focused on single areas. These more digestible “byte-sized” videos are aimed to give ready access to information and ideas.
Each of the byte-sized resources are linked to the full lectures so users can go and gain more context if desired.
Intro to QISE: Byte-Sized QISE
Byte-Sized QISE: Bit v Qubit
Byte-Sized QISE: The Bloch Sphere
Byte-Sized QISE: Applications of Qubits
Byte-sized QISE – Quantum Terminology (quantization, superposition, decoherence, entanglement)
Byte-sized QISE – Quantum Supremacy
Byte-sized QISE – Brief Quantum Computing History
Byte-sized QISE – QIS Strategy
Byte-sized QISE – Quantum Technologies
Byte-sized QISE – Existing Sensing Technologies – Atomic Clocks
Byte-sized QISE – Existing Sensing Technologies – SQUID Magnetometer
Byte-sized QISE – Vacancy Centers
Byte-sized QISE – Quantum Communication
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